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PRESTRESS LOSSES IN POST-TENSIONING TENDON


Ultimate strength of strand Modulus of elasticity of strand Cross-sectional area of strand Number of strands in tendon Cross-sectional area of tendon Tendon length Curvature Friction Coefficient Wobble Friction Coefficient Anchor set Additional prestress losses fpu = Es = 270 ksi 29000 0.217 12 2.604 220 0.25 0.0002 0.375 20 ksi in in ft 1/ft in ksi Units: US

m = K= DS = DfLT =

(long-term and elastic shortening)

Stressing ratio FJack/fpu = Stressing order Summary of Results Average stress after seating Final average stress Final average force in tendon

Left Pull Right Pull 0.8 0.8 1 2 187.14 ksi 167.14 ksi 435.23 Kip Left Pull Right Pull 216 ksi 562.464 Kip 42.70 34.58 181.42 198.71 1.19 0.81 ft ksi ksi ksi in in

Jacking stress Jacking force Anchor set influence zone Prestress losses at anchor Stress at anchor Stress at end of inluence zone Elongation before anchor set Elongation after anchor set Stress ratio at anchorage Max. stress ratio along tendon
220 216.0 210

FJack = PJack = Lc = DF = fanchor =

216 562.464 42.70 34.58 181.42 198.71 16.60 16.22 0.672 0.736

216.0

Prestress, ksi

200 190 180 170 160 150 0


Jacking from left end

198.7

198.7

181.4 181.4

178.7

181.5

178.7

181.4 181.4

161.4 152.5 50 100

161.5

161.4 152.5 150 200


After seating

250

Jacking from right end

Final

After seating on left

After seating on right

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PRESTRESS LOSSES IN POST-TENSIONING TENDON


Angular Change per Segment Distance Segment from left Length end ft 0 22 40 50 60 110 160 170 180 198 220 ft 0 22 18 10 10 50 50 10 10 18 22 Vertical Profile rad 0.08317 0.17096 0.17096 0.09141 0.09141 0.09141 0.09141 0.17096 0.17096 0.08317 Total Horizontal accumula Profile tive rad 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 rad 0.0832 0.2541 0.4251 0.5165 0.6079 0.6993 0.7907 0.9617 1.1326 1.2158 Distance from left end ft 0.00 22.00 40.00 42.70 50.00 60.00 110.00 110.00 160.00 170.00 177.30 180.00 198.00 220.00 Stress after anchor set ksi 181.4 186.8 196.3 198.7 192.3 187.6 181.5 181.5 187.6 192.3 198.7 196.3 186.8 181.4 Stress after additional losses ksi 161.4 166.8 176.3 178.7 172.3 167.6 161.5 161.5 167.6 172.3 178.7 176.3 166.8 161.4

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TENDON PROFILE
4.00 3.50 3.00 2.50 2.00 1.50 1.00 0.50 0.00 0 50 100 150 200 250

Elevation, H

Distance from left end, X All dimensions are

ft

Web slope H/V =

Angle correction factor =

1.000

Vertical Profile
Segment type Sag falling Sag rising Crown rising Crown falling Sag falling Sag rising Crown rising Crown falling Sag falling Sag rising DX 22 18 10 10 50 50 10 10 18 22 X1 0 22 40 50 60 110 160 170 180 198 X2 22 40 50 60 110 160 170 180 198 220 H1 2 1.083 2.63679 3.5 3.04167 0.75 3.04167 3.5 2.63679 1.083 H2 1.083 3.5 0.75 3.5 1.083 2

Horizontal Profile
X Segmen t type Radius 0 220 Tangent

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EQUIVALENT POST-TENSIONING LOADS


Steel Area of tendons, Aps = 2.604 in Construction stage: After anchor set Elevation of section C.G. : Left end Right End 2.25 2.25 ft

End forces at anchorages


PX - horizontal force (positive left to right) PY - vertical force (positive is up) M - moment (negative when clockwise) PX Kip 470.8 -470.8 PY Kip -39.2 -39.2 M Kip* ft 117.7 -117.7 LA ft 0 220

Left end Right end

Equivalent PS loads
10 8 6 4 2 0 -2 0 -4 -6

50

100

150

200

250

Equivalent Prestress Load


Vertical Linear Load (positive Up) WA WB Kip/ft Kip/ft 1.790 1.843 4.665 4.904 -8.826 -8.933 -8.933 -8.645 -4.590 -4.477 0.895 0.867 0.867 0.867 0.867 0.895 -4.477 -4.590 -8.645 -8.933 -8.933 -8.826 4.904 4.665 1.843 1.790 Horizontal Uniform Dist. from left end LA LB WX ft ft Kip/ft 0.00 22.00 -0.636 22.00 40.00 -1.380 40.00 42.70 -2.291 42.70 50.00 2.291 50.00 60.00 1.229 60.00 110.00 0.316 110.00 110.00 0.000 110.00 160.00 -0.316 160.00 170.00 -1.229 170.00 177.30 -2.291 177.30 180.00 2.291 180.00 198.00 1.380 198.00 220.00 0.636

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THEORY PRESTRESSING LOSSES DUE TO FRICTION AND ANCHOR SET


FJack Stress before anchor set fx = FJacke-(ma+Kx) DA DF Note: stress after anchor set is symmerical to stress before anchor set within Lc.

b b
Stressing end Stress after anchor set

Lc Ltendon

Fig. 1 Stressing from one end


Stress before Stress before FJack2 Stress after DF 2 Stressing end 2 Page 5 of 8

DF 1

Stressing end 1

Stress after anchor 1 set

A1 Ltendon

A2

Fig. 2 Stressing from two ends

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Stressing from one end (refer to Fig. 1 above) fx = FJacke-(ma+Kx) FJack a m K DL = A/Es Es A DS = DA/Es DA Lc DF Stress along the tendon at distance 'x' from the stressing end. Jacking stress at anchor Accumulative angle change from stressing end to 'x' Curvature Friction Coefficient Wobble Friction Coefficient Strand elongation during stressing operations. Strand modulus of elasticity Area below the graph of 'stress before anchor set' and above the line of zero stress (yellow colored area on Fig. 1) Anchor set Area below graph 'stress before anchor set' and above graph 'stress after anchor set' (shaded area on Fig. 1) Length of stress conversion zone. Prestress losses at anchor Stressing from two ends (refer to Fig. 2 above) Compute stresses at second pull before and after anchor set independently from first pull. The resulting stress is the maximum of stresses due to first and second pulls (red line on Fig. 2) DL2 = A2/Es A2 Elongations during second pull Area below graph 'stress before anchor 2 set' and above graph 'stress after anchor 1 set' (orange shaded area on Fig. 2). Angle change within a parabolic segment of tendon Parabolic equation of tendon a1 = atan[(2aX1+b)/sin(b)] Start angle adjusted for web slope a2 = atan[(2aX2+b)/sin(b)] End angle adjusted for web slope Da = abs(a2-a1) Angle change within a parabolic segment y = aX+bX+c a, b, c X 1, X 2 b = atan(v/h) Da Dav, Dah Parabolic coefficients Start and End stations of parabolic segment Web slope angle to horizon Total angular change within a segment Angular change in ortogonal planes Equivalent beam loads due to post-tensioning The explanatory paper on this subject was presented at 2002 GT STRUDL user group conference. It's available on GATECH website at http://www.gtstrudl.gatech.edu/ b v

v/sin(b)

Combining tendon angular changes in vertical and horizontal planes

cos(Da)=cos(Dav)*cos(Dah)

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Follow 'Technical Papers' then scroll down to 2002 "Analysis of PostCalifornia Department of Transportation. Download 7MB powerpoint presentation.

Copyright 2006

Tensioned Continuous Span Bridges" by Abhijit Naik & Jay A. Quioque,

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING PSLoss SPREADSHEET


Spreadsheet functionality: Computes friction and anchor set losses in prestressing tendon Computes tendon elongations Developes tendon vertical and horizontal profiles Calculates equivalent beam loads due to post-tensioning Capabilities: Pulling from one or both ends Multiple angle changes in three-dimensional tendon profile SI and US measurement systems US and international codes Instruction for data input All input cells in the spreadsheet are formatted as a blue text on yellow background The custom toolbar menu provides the following functions: Calculate ! Tendon Profile PT Losses Equivalent Loads Theory/Help Design Units Disclaimer PSLoss Step by Step 1. Open 'Tendon Profile' worksheet (use menu Tendon Profile - Edit or click on 'Profile' tab below). 2. Establish tendon vertical profile built out of parabolic or tangent segments. Provides location of tangent and radial segments of horizontal profile. 3. On the worksheet 'Losses' enter required stressing data and click command 'Calculate !' 4. Print file. Performs iterative calculations necessary to compute prestress losses Activates 'Tendon Profile' worksheet Activates 'Losses' worksheet Activates 'Equivalent Post-Tensioning Loads' worksheet Activates current worksheet Toggles US and SI units Displays PSLoss disclaimer 4.35

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