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Thermal Effects on Prestress Loss in Pretensioned Concrete Girders
The fabrication process of pretensioned prestressed concrete (PC) girders involves temperature changes, which affect the effective prestress and mechanical properties of the girders. Currently, there is a lack of a holistic understanding and accurate calculation methods for the prestress variation due to temperature change (PVTC), leading to technical challenges in calculating effective prestress in pretensioned PC girders. This study investigates the PVTC in three stages considering the time-varying interaction between concrete and tendons, proposes a new method to consider the effect of a deviator on the PVTC of a bent tendon, conducts an experimental study to validate the theoretical analysis, and develops measures for reducing the PVTC. The results show that the presented method provides reasonable predictions of PVTC, and the PVTC of the girder with steam curing is up to 80.3 MPa. Based on the presented method, measures for reducing the PVTC are proposed. This study provides new insights into computing the PVTC and improves the design and fabrication of pretensioned PC girders.
Thermal Effects on Prestress Loss in Pretensioned Concrete Girders
The fabrication process of pretensioned prestressed concrete (PC) girders involves temperature changes, which affect the effective prestress and mechanical properties of the girders. Currently, there is a lack of a holistic understanding and accurate calculation methods for the prestress variation due to temperature change (PVTC), leading to technical challenges in calculating effective prestress in pretensioned PC girders. This study investigates the PVTC in three stages considering the time-varying interaction between concrete and tendons, proposes a new method to consider the effect of a deviator on the PVTC of a bent tendon, conducts an experimental study to validate the theoretical analysis, and develops measures for reducing the PVTC. The results show that the presented method provides reasonable predictions of PVTC, and the PVTC of the girder with steam curing is up to 80.3 MPa. Based on the presented method, measures for reducing the PVTC are proposed. This study provides new insights into computing the PVTC and improves the design and fabrication of pretensioned PC girders.
Thermal Effects on Prestress Loss in Pretensioned Concrete Girders
Qu Yu (Autor:in) / Yongqing Yang (Autor:in) / Yu Ren (Autor:in)
2024
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
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