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PREPARED FOR セ

6th

M

rch

1953.

FOR INTERNAL USE

APPROVED BY

NOTlE

CHECKED BY

DIVISION OF BUILDING RESEARCH

'Jr

E

C

1HIN II CAlL

SUBJECT 011 Probl Oonn cted with Found tiona tor

a ntl _a Hous e .' Reprinted trom the

Proc. inga

ot

th Sixth Soil M chanioa

Cont renee held in Winnipeg on D oember

15th

nd 16th,

1953,

un er the autpice. ot the

aocl t Co itte on So11 and Snow echanloa.

In thinking of the eua t ry appl1c tiona of so11 chanl0,

w thlnk

ot

larg buildings and brl j tunnel , ro da

and railv ya. S Idom do w co Id r th 0 t cartmon pplic tlon

--In the d aign and construction of ordinary houae foundationa. Thi.

oversignt 1 ually because uCh pplic tio or oil echanic ar

not made dir otly by the designer or builder but rather' indirectly

through th applic tion ot building cod Which i th result or

accumulated experience.

PREPARED BY F. L. Pe kov r NOT FOR PUBLICATION

Building cod a sp olty the d pth of house foundationa and the

various prop rtlona of baa nt campon nta, in order to protect the

af ty and h 1th of th public. Th re 1s little scope left 1n

d 19n1ng foundatIons, an operation which bee es a matter

ot

following

s t of rul a.

,

This trad! tional pic ture baa been interrupted in Canada in .

recent year8 by new concept in housln -- the baa entle.. houa •

This type of dwellin ha Ine popul rIt,. in the earch for a lower

coat hoWl in apite ッセ the sea ity ot present knowledge about Its

relatlve d antag . , diaadvant ea, and proble •

From an eoon io point of view, 1 it d s1rable to build a

baae entles. hoWl und r Canad1 n c1 tic conditlona? This i a

most complieat d questlon and w in the Division ot Building Rea arob

r at present att pting to tind an anawer. So tar, it i. only known

for cert in that the answer will not be a imple yea" or no" but

uat be ti d in with variations in climate and apaoe r q,ulrem nta

ot

the Ind.ividual.

The engineer1ng probl a raiaed In baa n t l . house

oon-atruction ar many nd important -- and in general they are not yet

dealt within building cod • Th re ar two important exception

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....

-...

l' llow d by the W1nn1p g bUilding cod and by the new rv1.ed

t10na! Building Cod. 1ch hould b

art

the

pres

ar17

n xt

year.

In th dea 19n O'E bas entl • hous.s, withou.t any que.tion,

foundation

d

sign

lone ot

th t o o t ditrl

ult

eng1n••r1ng

proble

The other

1

the qu .tion

ot:

ーセNp he t1ng ayat

wh1

h

1t

ia not

our plae

0

d1

u

her.

Design of a foundation tor

ueb

house do _ not erel,. oonsist

ot

81 inating he baa ent and au

-atltuttng a con rete

.lab

On th

round.P'undamentally.

the simple t

toundation woul be euchal b. rv1ng

to distrIbute the 10

cl

from

xterlo1" and

1nter1or·

wall$. and

ct

s

エャッッセN 1'o.e

it eueha

lab 1s

au.f't1c1

nt, the

f

roe

a fi1

up n

it

tx-om

oth

s14•• 'houl

be cOM1d.e1'ed.

the a1 b a1' known. BUt the

1 b d

pen

ntlrely

v n or unev n.

It

n

e a

or gray

1, then an

1c1ent

to

d1 trlbut

th

load.

Unven 'pport c n only

underly s 1 to flo

or c

n

are too mall to in u e flo 0 0

developed by ·olume 0 e of h

b ue t ch セQァN in the vol e 0

pI' ot1c 117 inc pI'. i· lee 0 ih ar!ous m an by libich

8011 volum.

may chang., comprea ion du to uper 0 e" 1· ad. or th cons llda ion

of 100$ t r1 1 111 not pply to 011 und r hou e slAb It it la in

properly co pacted stat·, s should 1 b . sp c1t1ed. iml1ar11.

a basementl••, ィッセ 'Whioh is p Qpeply de 19ned to allow cert in

ount

ot

h t 10. l'tound the p r1m tel" hou.ld not b aubjet to troat

aotion Ln the underlying a011. T 0 potential sourc a

ot

oil

volume

chang are therefore not pp11c 1 und r Qrdinary coneli

tlonJ.

Swelling

nd ahrlnkag ot 011 r &ins the gre t pot nt1al us ot

damag

which cannot be controll d, nd thl ph nom non 1 worth disouasing in

om. d tall.

S••llb and _hrlnkag 1s atr10ted to so11 hieh cont In

an

apprec1abl

p rcentag

ot

certain 01 y Ineral Which

have

the

property of orbin or r le in ter 1n th Ir crystal tructur.

nd hene

t

i vol on and drying. It a foundat10n

lab is built On such 8011, vol change 1 lmoat c rtain to oecur

1nce the outur aondltiona und r wh1ch the oil striving t l ' ach

equilibrium ar cha ....

S 11 01 tur 1_ 1'1 11 1n.fluenced by ita en .1roDl1ent. on

any

plec:

ot

ground, ra1n vhI tall ontribut 8 to r1a 1n th

round t r table nd. an in reas 1n th 01 ture h 1d in the soil

abov th t 1e..,.1.

Th

r

indor rw18 ort

on

th ground surtace. That

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evaporatIon and tramJplration at e groundaurtaee ',n4 roota in the

bOdy

or

the 011.' Th1 suction Y 1 . .pendlng on . ob 」セQュN。Q[ゥN

tactora a

t per

ture, sun-hin

d

イャ。セQカ・ humid! •

Th

oiature

at anJ po1n't in th g1"ound 1. co

tantly _

tr1v1ng to,,", each a b lance

b tv en th supply of. tep trom below and the drlclenCl

or

olature

Er bov' -"" or vIc. VI-a en It イ。ャセN If, nVironD1ental

con-4Itlol1$ r main ateady a b 1 nc will b ro ehed. Butot coura the,. n vel" do and ュッQsエオセ in th aol1 1 a1W 1a . ,"owly moving.

When a oOYering such a house tOWldatton ala\) 18 plaoed on he ground urtace,. the sUM' 08 uctlc>n du

to ,vaporat1on

and trna-plratlon

1.

uddenly

セQュゥョ t.d over t

t

。イ・。セ セ・[オョ、NイャケQョァ so11 the.r'fore

t1nels IteU tre

to

absorb

.ddltlonal

mo1atur ,.

1ta

mol ture cant nt increases lind h nee, in

the

c e

ot

a clay SUbject to

vol

セ・ ohang # the

volume

inol' ,

e.

Under

the dg

ot

a 81 b the qu111br1um of 011

moutu

111 atl11 b :treoted by the

mo!.tur.

exc. s or d tlclency in the adJao nt uncovered 011. Th retor , aa

might be

セー・」エ・N

the

ctual

011

oi ture distribution

aeross a

seotion und.!' a lab, wlU in dry . e th :it :tange

tr-om

..

maxImum under the GentH.

t

the m1n1mum ーイ・カ。ャQQョァセ out&ide th .4S. of th slab. This dl.trlbution

ot

moisture reflects the iョ」セ・。Nャョァ influence ot

cl1tnatlc

nnronment

trom

the entr

ot

the slab to thtt outsid.••

Th1 cone.pt 1. known th 018 ture quil1brlum.

the01"1.

moat ably propounded by Oron.,. of th Ro d R .arch

Labol"atory

in Brita1n.

There

1s a m, jor

plio. tin

actor. It 1s wll ォョッセ that oisture in mater! 1 in w h l o h t u r e gJ-adl nt xists travel_

from hot to co ltl zoeglona. '!'hi 18 1 0 tru Inollaand quantities

ot

.

ter y e

t1'

nit

rred

1n th1 'w1 ccord1ng to the la_

ot

th rmodynam1ca. An セーャL of this ols tur Dl1 rs.t lon haa ben d••crlbe 1n 11ter tux-. D· e 0 ourred. to the found tlon

or ..

bkerJ Whr

Qvenawere pre

セュエN

l,t

.

l a l••

ov·ared tha.t .. marked

d.ecrease 1n '011

molature

bad t n plao in the ':rm. J' ona und r

the C)V na, with Qorr .ponding d ere • in so11 volum II Most or the so11 01 ture conoern d did not apor t but 1" therlgrated to a cooler spot.

111'14 Nセ Canadian 01 'tic ッッQGQ、QエャセN th foundation ,lab

ot

a

hona 1. at pprox1mately th

a

temper,

ture,

as the top 1a1_N t

th

ground1n

er..

and the th rm. .. •

ott

erteat would thereto"

not be

tmportant. In

w1nter.

ho .

vel".

when the slab

14 lPlrm,

moisture

t$n4a to 1111grat . down ..·rU

and

out N. In ina

tane..

a hlp••

ground

water table during the

W1nter,

onths

may

tend to counteract エィセ

tl

ot.

01 ture.lt will be not d 'th,t th chang 11'1 soil ll101ature d volume UI1der the entre ot the lab du to this etlon 1

in

the opposite dlr

etlon'

to

that

1Ihlch

would be 「イッオァィセ about by the

mol.tun

eq I11brlum theory. Th' whole question 18 ther tore complicated and

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th QJ!7

governa.

Scattered 00 セ rv tlons of

centr

h

'.ving

under house

. 1 ,ba in Tex ,_ d South aエセャ」N

w

11 Q in Oanad. • • to indio

t.

PJt d inance of th o1Stur qu111brl theory.

The ett.t of founding ,coner t slab on Illng and ah:rlnld.ns

clay is, th r £Ol'e, to . ubj t it to bending

stres..

In 80m dgree, due

to varying . upport b t en

1.

t

entre d

dg...

How

ver.

th. . tre a

conditions in the lab "111 b41tl' r

nttor- each

Ind1 14 '1 It. inc.

thet ・エッセM lnv,olVe<l In

vol

chang 1n'

011.

d pend 0

1@ge17

on

eond;tt10 . or elm

t

セ、 av iIableol t\Ule. In

addItion"

th 8011

itl.t' an the pr nee of tr . 0 hl'Ub lMl.y cr ate specl 1

local

・ッョ、ャエャセ

_ •

'

The P1"Obl . of providing

t1"

ngth 1n

1;h

tore..

app11 d by 0 nt of th und r171ns 8011

prOviding r lrifof'c t and p rhap

Q1:" a gl'i,nul X' tl],l under th 91 b. $'h Wiard;> g Building C • ap citl••

relnfo - ,in . te.

1

t

lit houll. foundation ,- lab on tb baau ッセ va:r1oua

uaumpt1oM# on

ot

lch 1 th t th lab

may

at ,SOlae time b

unsupported

tordiatanoe of' ,

t

1n エセ all edges, due to

;b.:rlnkg of the unci r171rJ.g 8011. Thl a to prov1d a.tlatattoJl117

for the. xtrent' OOM1セャッョ。 lch '1 b expected on the b 180t present

knowldg .•

4.

!he Wlnn1p g Building

00d8

raqu1re

dna

granular till

und.r

house found tlon lab. The 1'1' tional Building Code leave..

tu

de :lgn

ot

r Wei- ing t8.1

to

th 1 cal authorities, but ka for

. t leut

6 inch.

of granula.r rill.

Th re 111 ye't no ra'tlonal baai tor actual de, 19n tlguP ••

How yep, a n t t mpt i . bein de in th . Division of l3u11ding R search,

.tional ea' reh

a

Qunol1" to

aiacoy

r th

xt11,"

for

Whloh 4. 19na

セ be -d.

. Til Dlv110n _ thr. £1 Id 1nataJ.la.tlo113, two 1n Qtt

and on in Wlnnlp ,on th. pus of the Um.ver ;1tY' o t n 1toba. EaCh

OOllat.

a of

a oono,rete a1 b

foundatlon

20 te.tquare..

prov14

With

a

pretabr10,t4 aupe:retru.¢ us- and h at to ・ッセエ。ョエ t peratur b7 a

radiant h t l n system in th 81 b. 1.1 three install tiona are 1n

loe tiona . her the und r1yln 8011 l1bject to conaid r b1. vol

ch __..

o.t

the two Qt. $lab , one 18 pla··4 、ャセ・ッエャケ on the gl'ound

urf'. and th other 1 upp rt bY'

is

lnch of ァセL v

1

tl11. The

Wlnnlpe.g install tlon 1 placed dir ctlY' on th ground.

,

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In Ottawa

was

btrllt in the tall

ot

1951. Bo r ult

ot

cons quence re

yet a\' ilble sine the weather during 1 t summer

wa

muoh wetter

than usual and the alabs wer', ther

tor.

not .

ubjeot

to th extre.

conditions

ot

011

volume hangehicb

w

r antlo1pat4.

Th

Winnipeg

.lab

was

ll1#"talled thl.

t

11.

It Ill!"'" be

ot

1n.ter at in clOSing to ummarlze s. 'tepa

wh1Ch hou14 b. rEtqured 1n th constra tion

ot

b . ,11l ntle.. h U8

toundat1ou. .Mot of the .' _ r bas on good cQnat:rro.otlon praet10.1

1.

Theal te ,hould not be 1 v n4 UJl$u!ta.ble エッセ 0r<11na17

cqセエイオエャッョN Ithough baentle houaea otter a

solut1on

to so e ・ッョ。エイオセエャッョ problema on sUC'h s1 tea, there

"11.1 al 0 be dift'icult.)" in conatruct1ng them to pertom

aatl.t.etonl,...

2.

The it, hould b ' r 1 ttvel,. level and organic soil

and sod should pret .1,. b remov d.

3.

Proper 4r lnag

ot

the it 'hoUld be p:rovld 1t

li ter 1s

lIkely

to cumul t aroun or Within the till.

4. on

a go d, lIell-dr in d It.

it

may not be nec. .sa17

to provld more than 6 inch 8

ot

till if the イ・ャ。エQセN

height

ot

the house and urrounding ground is sUitable.

It is. howev r, de81r hIe to h v the 81 b above adj ent

ground to guard ag 1nat tempor ry acoumulation

ot

_ter

such as from e1tIns s now, and to g1 va splash 01 arane••

S.

terproot membrane hould be la1d under セィN eoneret.

alabo

r the en lr

found tien area 0 as to

preven.

mIgr t10n

ot

mo!s tur. up rd

into

tlleconcret••

6.. :kc p't in unusual conditions a conol" te foundation .lab

thick r than b Inche hould not be ne(u•••ary and 1n 111&111

lZUJtano..

rdtto.d th1Qkne

.s should b

atlstactol7.

7.

Slaba

a,.

be 81th

r

ot

pl in ection

Or

ldthaperlm•••

-r

be-.m. セ・ a ,ount

or

Mlnfo ing to be proVided. In the

conaret. 1. variabl dep nding on .ite condltloM D:1 the

thl

b....

ot

t111 PPOv! ' . Th amount

ot

••

1ntor 1ng

sp c1tled in the- Winnipeg

BuildIng

Ood 1.

probably

ad.quat

tor ba4 81te conditlona,.

8.

tom at

hating ,.st should b ua d which w111 upply

heat to th edge

ot

the lab and thUS void cold floo

'!he セ dgea hould be prop rly 1naulated to control the amount

ot

heat lost to the urroundlng aoi1.

.

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"-6.

9.

iョエNセャッー

water and a wage fixture

shOuld b

kept 0105

to

on sid

ot

th hous nd ーイ・セ・イ

bly

near

tn.

c ntr

ot

,on'

ld& SO th t オョ、・イセッオョ、 repairs will

freo

t th upp rt of the

slab as little po aibl •

ome

or

th .he .y to other technioal

prabl ,loh ve not een disc • 'rhe r qulrem n

tor

IItructural

s'r ngthust4

ot

course,. be eo-ord1n t d with other requir . ent' tor

proper heating and building rl'ang . nt to produC n lntesrat

d .lgn, Tbi t in

turn.

MUS 1 .1 It 'to conom.lc 1 . onstructlon.

CUl'I' nt PI' ot1c. and th1nk1ng r gaN1ng found tiona tot'

b .em ntle $ hOUlle$ in C ,.' ada ha

been

revi w d. However. th,.

con-.ider tlona m k .1t clear th't the found tion problem 1. onlJ' one

or

many that IiI t b 01v db· ore th pr ottc

at

building ba em ntl•••

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