why shear reinforcement is not provided in the design of
footing?
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Answer Posted / robert
The design of a footing effective depth (d) is usually based
on the punshing shear criteria. Therefore, the hight (h) of a
footing satisfies punshing (2-way) shear and one-way shear. In
this case, shear reinforcement are not required.
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