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Foundation systemsVersión en línea Foundation systems por Natalia Franco Ruiz 1 Transfers the building's load at the base of a column or bearing wall of the substructure. Less expensive than deep foundations and commonly used when good soil conditions exist within a few stories below the substructure. a Deep foundation b Shallow foundation c Foundation 2 Transfers the building's load at a point well below the substructure. Penetrates upper layers of incompetent soil to get to more competent soil or bedrock deeper down. a Deep Foundation b Shallow Foundation c Caissons 3 A type of isolated foundation designed with inclined or sloped sides that extend from the base of the column to the outer edges of the footing. a Footings b Strip footing c Column footing 4 Is a continuous foundation that supports a linear structure like a load-bearing wall. Instead of individual footings for columns, the strip wall footing runs the entire length of the wall, distributing the load evenly across a broader surface area. a Column Footing b Footings c Strip Footing 5 Used for one- and two-story structures. this inexpensive foundation has thickened edges and rests as a continuous slab on the surface of the ground. Choose one or more answers a Footing b Slab on grade c Caissons 6 In this foundation system (also known as raft foundation), the whole building rests on a large continuous footing. a Mat foundation b Slab on grade c Piles 7 To construct this structural element, a hole is drilled or dug (a process known as augering) through unsatisfactory soil beneath a building's substructure, until rock, dense gravel, or firm clay is reached. a Deep foundation b Piles c Caissons 8 They may be made from concrete, steel, or timber, or a combination of these materials. These elements are driven closely together in clusters and then cut off and capped in groups of two to twenty-five. The building's columns rest on top of the pile caps. a Caissons b Piles c Columns

Foundation systemsVersión en línea

Foundation systems

por Natalia Franco Ruiz

Transfers the building's load at the base of a column or bearing wall of the substructure. Less expensive than deep foundations and commonly used when good soil conditions exist within a few stories below the substructure.

Deep foundation

Shallow foundation

Foundation

Transfers the building's load at a point well below the substructure. Penetrates upper layers of incompetent soil to get to more competent soil or bedrock deeper down.

Deep Foundation

Shallow Foundation

Caissons

A type of isolated foundation designed with inclined or sloped sides that extend from the base of the column to the outer edges of the footing.

Footings

Strip footing

Column footing

Is a continuous foundation that supports a linear structure like a load-bearing wall. Instead of individual footings for columns, the strip wall footing runs the entire length of the wall, distributing the load evenly across a broader surface area.

Column Footing

Footings

Strip Footing

Used for one- and two-story structures. this inexpensive foundation has thickened edges and rests as a continuous slab on the surface of the ground.

Choose one or more answers

Footing

Slab on grade

Caissons

In this foundation system (also known as raft foundation), the whole building rests on a large continuous footing.

Mat foundation

Slab on grade

Piles

To construct this structural element, a hole is drilled or dug (a process known as augering) through unsatisfactory soil beneath a building's substructure, until rock, dense gravel, or firm clay is reached.

Deep foundation

Piles

Caissons

They may be made from concrete, steel, or timber, or a combination of these materials. These elements are driven closely together in clusters and then cut off and capped in groups of two to twenty-five. The building's columns rest on top of the pile caps.

Caissons

Piles

Columns

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Foundation systemsVersión en línea

por Natalia Franco Ruiz

Transfers the building's load at the base of a column or bearing wall of the substructure. Less expensive than deep foundations and commonly used when good soil conditions exist within a few stories below the substructure.

Transfers the building's load at a point well below the substructure. Penetrates upper layers of incompetent soil to get to more competent soil or bedrock deeper down.

A type of isolated foundation designed with inclined or sloped sides that extend from the base of the column to the outer edges of the footing.

Is a continuous foundation that supports a linear structure like a load-bearing wall. Instead of individual footings for columns, the strip wall footing runs the entire length of the wall, distributing the load evenly across a broader surface area.

Used for one- and two-story structures. this inexpensive foundation has thickened edges and rests as a continuous slab on the surface of the ground.

Choose one or more answers

In this foundation system (also known as raft foundation), the whole building rests on a large continuous footing.

To construct this structural element, a hole is drilled or dug (a process known as augering) through unsatisfactory soil beneath a building's substructure, until rock, dense gravel, or firm clay is reached.

They may be made from concrete, steel, or timber, or a combination of these materials. These elements are driven closely together in clusters and then cut off and capped in groups of two to twenty-five. The building's columns rest on top of the pile caps.

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