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Bar Bending Schedule of Footing - How to Calculate Quantity of Steel in RCC Footing? By CivilGuruji

#RCC #Footing #Calculation #BBS Steel Bar Bending Schedule of Footing - How to Calculate Quantity of Steel in RCC Footing? Start Your TRAINING NOW Enroll and get started :- https://www.civilguruji.com/s/store/c... Download Detailed PDF : https://tinyurl.com/PracticalModule For More Details Call Now : 9111001234 ABOUT THIS VIDEO :- In this video Er. Akash Bohare, Corporate Trainer of Civil Guruji (Civil Engineers Training Institute) explaining about Bar Bending Schedule of Footing - How to Calculate Quantity of Steel in RCC Footing? Bar bending schedule (BBS) of an concrete footing provides the reinforcement details and the total steel quantity required for the footing construction. The BBS and quantity of steel reinforcement required for a simply isolated footing are calculated and explained by means of a workout example. Bar Bending Schedule of Footing - How to Calculate Quantity of Steel in RCC Footing? The cross-sectional plan and section of an isolated footing. The details of reinforcement used in the footing are calculated from the detailed drawing of the structure prepared by the designer. The structural drawing provides the reinforcement location and their specifications. Bar Bending Schedule of Footing - How to Calculate Quantity of Steel in RCC Footing? From the figure, the following parameters are determined: Number of Main Reinforcement Bars ( X-Bars) Number of Distribution Reinforcement Bars ( Y-Bars) Cutting Length of Main Reinforcement Bars (Cm) Cutting Length of Distribution Reinforcement Bars (Cd) Steel Quantity Required Bar Bending Schedule of Footing - How to Calculate Quantity of Steel in RCC Footing? From the given details, the following values are calculated: 1. Calculation of Number of Main Reinforcement (X- Bars) From the figure-1(c), the x-bars are distributed along the y-direction. Hence the number of bars