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    NOTE: MOMENT DIAGRAM

    CONVENTION In PT design, it is preferable to draw moment diagrams to

    the tensile face of the concrete section. The tensile face

    indicates what portion of the beam requires reinforcingfor strength.

    When moment is drawn on the tension side, the diagram

    matches the general drape of the tendons. The tendonschange their vertical location in the beam to follow thetensile moment diagram. Strands are at the top of the

    beam over the support and near the bottom at mid span.

    For convenience, the following slides contain momentdiagrams drawn on both the tensile and compressive face,denoted by (T) and (C), in the lower left hand corner.

    Please delete the slides to suit the presenter's convention.

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    REVIEW:FUNDAMENTALS OF

    PRESTRESSED CONCRETE

    NEW:DIFFERENCES BETWEEN

    PRE-TENSIONING ANDPOST-TENSIONING

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    REVIEW OF REINFORCED CONCRETE

    Critical Point for Cracking

    Stages of Behavior Uncracked Cracked (~Elastic) Ultimate

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    REVIEW OF REINFORCEDCONCRETE

    Mcr

    My

    Mn M o

    m e n

    t

    Curvature

    Large deflections due to cracking

    Steel is not engaged until after cracking

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    REVIEW OF REINFORCEDCONCRETE

    Reinforcement is PASSIVE

    Steel crosses cracks, but does not prevent them

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    QUESTION TO PONDERSuppose a R/C beam has too much cracking and toomuch deflection. How might you propose to fix it? (i.e.not replace it)

    Tension (bending) + Compression (squeezing) =

    Net Zero Stress

    Sqeezed Before Loading (Pre-compressed):

    Pre-Compression ( prestressing ) + Tension (bending) =

    Net Zero Stress

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    HOW TO BUILD IT?

    Prestressing : Concrete pre-compressed beforeloading in bending (flexural tension)

    1. Pre -Tensioning: Steel tensioned beforeconcrete is placed

    2. Post -Tensioning: Steel tensioned after concrete is hardened

    Prestressing is ACTIVE can prevent

    cracks from forming

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    PRE-TENSIONING

    1. Tension Strands

    2. Cast Concrete Bond strands to concrete

    3. Cut Strands Transfer force to concrete

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    POST -TENSIONING

    1. Cast Concrete with Duct

    2. Feed Strands through Duct

    3. Tension Strands

    4. Grout Duct (or other corrosion protection)

    Section

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    POST -TENSIONING Post-tensioning can take on any profile

    Draped configurations are much morecommon than straight tendons

    Why?

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    PRE-TENSIONINGINSTALL PRESTRESSING STRANDS

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    PRE-TENSIONINGTENSION STRANDS

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    PRE-TENSIONINGSTRANDS AFTER TENSIONING

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    PRE-TENSIONINGINSTALL MILD REINFORCEMENT

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    PRE-TENSIONINGINSTALL INSERTS AND ASSEMBLIES

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    PRE-TENSIONINGSET FORM SIDES

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    PRE-TENSIONINGPLACE CONCRETE

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    PRE-TENSIONINGCURE CONCRETE WITH ACCELERATED METHODS

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    PRE-TENSIONINGREMOVE GIRDER FROM CASTING BED

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    PRE-TENSIONINGMOVE GIRDER TO STORAGE

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    PRE-TENSIONINGTRANSPORT TO JOBSITE

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    PRE-TENSIONINGGIRDERS IN FINISHED STRUCTURE

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    POST- TENSIONINGDucts for Post-Tensioning

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    POST- TENSIONING

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    POST- TENSIONING

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    POST- TENSIONING

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    POST- TENSIONINGStressing Strands:

    Multiple Strands: Multistrand

    Single Strand: Monostrand

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    HOW ARE STRANDSANCHORED?

    Concrete

    Duct

    Strand

    Anchor cast in concrete

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    POST- TENSIONING:Bonded System

    (at high point)Unbonded System

    Grout

    PT Coating (grease)

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    GROUTING POST- TENSIONEDSYSTEMS

    Grout In

    Vent

    Vent

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    POST- TENSIONING

    STRUCTURAL EFFECT OF

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    STRUCTURAL EFFECT OF

    PRESTRESSINGTrue for Pre- and Post- Tensioning

    Pre-Stressing

    +

    Applied Load

    =

    T C T C

    Total StressT C

    Stress Limits

    STRUCTURAL EFFECT OF

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    STRUCTURAL EFFECT OFPRESTRESSING

    True for Pre- and Post- Tensioning

    Pre-Stressing

    +

    Applied Load

    =

    T C T C

    Total Stress

    T C

    +

    T C

    Service

    Transfer

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    COMMON CONFIGURATIONSPre-tensioning :Draped

    Debonded

    Post-tensioning :

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    PROBLEM FOR THOUGHTWhere should the prestressing be placed?

    Tension

    Tension

    M o m e n

    t D i a g r a m

    (T)

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    PROBLEM FOR THOUGHTWhere should the prestressing be placed?

    Tension

    Tension

    M o m e n

    t D i a g r a m

    Option 1

    Good:Efficient at midspan

    Easy to construct

    Bad:Counter-productive over

    support(T)

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    PROBLEM FOR THOUGHTWhere should the prestressing be placed?

    Tension

    Tension

    M o m e n

    t D i a g r a m

    Option 2

    Good:Efficient over support

    Easy to construct

    Bad:Counter-productive at

    midspan(T)

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    PROBLEM FOR THOUGHTWhere should the prestressing be placed?

    Tension

    Tension

    M o m

    e n

    t D i a g r a m

    Option 3

    Good:Efficient over support

    Efficient at midspan

    Bad:Difficult to construct

    (T)

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    PROBLEM FOR THOUGHTWhere should the prestressing be placed?

    Tension

    Tension

    M o m

    e n

    t D i a g r a m

    Option 4

    Requires post-tensioning; very difficult to achieve by pre-tensioning

    No neteccentricity

    No neteccentricity

    (T)

    SUMMARY: PRESTRESSED

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    SUMMARY: PRESTRESSEDCONCRETE

    Efficient use of materials concrete maintained

    in compression, crack controlSmaller deflections/thinner membersLonger spansCorrosion resistanceLess material; reduced environmental impact