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If footing depth is less, the column may punch through the footing. For this tendency,
IS 456:2000 recommends that critical section is at a distance d/2 from the column
face.
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I agree with other answers for one way shear critical section. It depends upon the
shear ow angle in concrete. To take the dispersion angle to be 45 degree is a coarse
assumption and to be precise it depends upon the strength of concrete and bearing
pressure below footing. You can refer to Cl 34.1.3 pg 64 IS456:2000 which mentions
this angle as . Usually the value of varies in range of 45 to 55 degrees for footings.
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footing in such a way that shear can be resisted solely by concrete.
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For one way shear: for footings resting on soil, critical section is at d from face of the 1
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column/pedestal and for footings resting on piles this distance is d/2.
For two way shear: the critical perimeter can be understood better by considering the
whole footing as an inverted at slab with pressure load being same as bearing
pressure. Refer Cl 31.6 IS456:2000. Moreover, in two way action it is not like that
theoretically a critical section exist at precise location of distance d/2 from face of
column. It is just that it has been veried experimentally and has been found to be
yielding safe results of footing design. If you look at the British code this value is not
d/2 but is d instead, but again the specied allowable value of shear stress is lesser.
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I feel i can add a little more regarding two-way shear to Saket Kumar's answer.
Assuming it to behave like a at slab where punching shear occurs at a load well
below the exural capacity of the slab, which is due to the concentration of shear
forces and the unbalanced bending and twisting moments. The behaviour of column-
slab connection and shear transfer mechanism are complex and this problem has
been studied by a number of researchers over the world because of many major
failures.Tests have shown that the column punches through the slab along a
truncated cone caused by diagonal cracking at an angle 25-50 deg
For more info you can refer 'Two-Way Shear Strength of Slab-Column Connections:
Reexamination of ACI 318 Provisions By Widianto,Bayrak, Oguzhan,Jirsa' ACI
Structural journal 2009
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What I think the logic behind "d" distance for one way shear in footing is that the
shear failure will occur at 45 degree angle with the horizontal as well as vertical face
of the footing. So if we assume that the crack starts from the C.G. of the reinforcement
bars reaching the topmost bre of the footing under compression, the distance on the
vertical face (d) = the distance on the horizontal face. (Because adjacent angles are
equivalent).
Similarly you can gure out the concept of "d/2" in case of Two Way Shear.
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