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    PT - Assignment 11

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    1. The document calculates short-term and long-term losses in prestressing force for a prestressed concrete beam. 2. Short-term losses include elastic shortening, friction, and anchorage slip, totalling 37.52% of the initial prestressing force. 3. Long-term losses include losses due to creep, shrinkage, and relaxation, totalling 8.31% of the initial prestressing force. 4. The total losses both short-term and long-term are 45.83% of the initial prestressing force.

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    1. The document calculates short-term and long-term losses in prestressing force for a prestressed concrete beam. 2. Short-term losses include elastic shortening, friction, and anchorage slip, totalling 37.52% of the initial prestressing force. 3. Long-term losses include losses due to creep, shrinkage, and relaxation, totalling 8.31% of the initial prestressing force. 4. The total losses both short-term and long-term are 45.83% of the initial prestressing force.

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    1. The document calculates short-term and long-term losses in prestressing force for a prestressed concrete beam. 2. Short-term losses include elastic shortening, friction, and anchorage slip, totalling 37.52% of the initial prestressing force. 3. Long-term losses include losses due to creep, shrinkage, and relaxation, totalling 8.31% of the initial prestressing force. 4. The total losses both short-term and long-term are 45.83% of the initial prestressing force.

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    1. The document calculates short-term and long-term losses in prestressing force for a prestressed concrete beam. 2. Short-term losses include elastic shortening, friction, and anchorage slip, totalling 37.52% of the initial prestressing force. 3. Long-term losses include losses due to creep, shrinkage, and relaxation, totalling 8.31% of the initial prestressing force. 4. The total losses both short-term and long-term are 45.83% of the initial prestressing force.

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    សតិកម្ម

    fpk= 1860 MPa


    d= 12.7 mm e= 0.05 m e= 0.04 m
    Ep= 200000 MPa 8.5 m
    B
    f`ck= 32 MPa
    m= 6
    µ= 0.25 0.3 m
    L1
    k= 0.004 /m L2 L3

    Δs= 8 mm 5.40 m 01.2 m 2.00 m 8.00 m 03.00 m 13.50 m


    Ap= 126.7 mm2 រូបកម្លខណ្ឌ
    L1= 12.00 m 160
    L2= 20.00 m 150 M 656
    L3= 30.00 m 140
    B= 8.50 m 130
    e.b= 0.05 m
    120
    e.t= 0.04 m
    Ec= 25000 MPa 110
    Ѳ= 100 at 28day
    1.6 for loading 2/ Friction
    t= 28 0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 33 36 39 42 45 48 51 54 57 60 63 66

    Diagram:FVD a= 0.019
    ma+kx= 0.0262
    II/ Calculate long term lose ∑ma+kx= 0.0262
    Losses due to creep e-∑ma+kx= 0.97411
    ∆fcr= 2.38kN = 1.35% P0e-∑ma+kx= 149.179
    Losses due to Shrinkage
    εsh= 0.00014 So
    ∆fsh= 3.43kN = 1.94% P0m= 0.7342
    Losses due to Relaxation Iset= 16615
    ∆f1= 8.87kN = 5.02% Friction
    Total losses long-term Px= 40.7898
    ∆flong-term= 14.68kN = 8.31% Anchorage slip
    Answer ∆p= 24.3969
    Total losses long-term and short-term Total losse short-term in prestre
    ∆ftotal= 80.98kN = 45.83% ∆fshort-term= 66.304

    THANKS FOR ATTENTION


    THANKS FOR ATTENTION
    I/ Calculate short term lose
    1/ Elastic shorting (Δfp)
    Δfp= m fc Ap Pe= 176.7047 kN
    Area of total prestressing steel
    Ap= 126.67 mm2
    Area of concrete
    Ac= 2.55 m2
    Moment of Inertia of section
    I= 0.019 m4
    Prestressing force 75%
    Pi= 176.705 kN
    Stress at level of bottom wires
    fc1= 1.623 MPa
    fc2= 1.318 MPa
    fc= 1.470 Mpa
    So
    Δfp= 1.117 kN = 0.63%
    2/ Friction 0.65
    P0= 153.144 kN
    0.027 0.018 0.018 0.011 0.007
    0.0332 0.0445 0.0445 0.0687 0.0559
    0.0332 0.0445 0.0445 0.0687 0.0559
    0.967327 0.956476 0.956476 0.933581 0.945679
    148.1404 146.4785 146.4785 142.9724 144.8251

    mm

    kN = 23.08%

    kN = 13.81%
    sse short-term in prestressing steel
    kN = 37.52%
    a= 0.019 0.027 0.018 0.018 0.011 0.007
    ma+kx= 0.026 0.033 0.045 0.045 0.069 0.056
    ∑ma+kx= 0.026 0.033 0.045 0.045 0.069 0.056
    e-∑ma+kx= 0.974 0.967 0.956 0.956 0.934 0.946
    P0e- ∑ma+kx
    = 149.179 148.140 146.479 146.479 142.972 144.825
    0 5.4 12 22.0 32.00 48.50 62.00
    153.144 149.17934 148.14043 146.4785 146.4785 142.9724 144.8251
    0 16.614576 146.479
    128.7471 146.4785

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