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2009 PTI Technical Conference Post-Tensioning from the ACI's Perspective Florian Barth
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Florian Barth
Presented at the:
2009 PTI Conference & Exhibition
Portland, OR
Opening Session
International Forum - Worldwide Use of PT
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American Shotcrete International Building Owners & Post-Tensioning

Association Concrete Repair Managers Assoc. of Institute
ASA Institute ICRI Metro Detroit PTI
Creative Association Management

(CAM)
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Helping Associations Help Themselves
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outstanding certification program, meetings &
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American Shotcrete International Building Owners & Post-Tensioning

Association Concrete Repair Managers Assoc. of Institute
ASA Institute ICRI Metro Detroit PTI
Creative Association Management

(CAM)
EXPERIENCED
RESOURCES
American
Concrete Institute
ACI

Committee 423 Prestressed Concrete (ACI-ASCE)

Corrosion and Repair of Unbonded Single Strand
Tendons (423.4R98) (Updating, chair Moore)
423.7-07 Specification for Unbonded Single-Strand
Tendon Materials and Commentary (This document has
been published and from here forward will be under the jurisdiction of
Committee 301).
423.8 Specifications for the Installation of Unbonded

Single Strand Tendons and Commentary (This document
is also now a 301 document).
423.x Corrosion and Repair of Grouted Multistrand
and Bar Tendon Systems (Don Kline is leading this effort).

Committee 423 Prestressed Concrete (ACI-ASCE)
Possible Joint Committee was proposed by PTI

President Bondy during the 2008 ACI Fall meeting
in St Louis, MO.
ACI reacted favorably

Committee 318 G Precast and Prestressed Concrete

CG001 - Remove grouting specification to ACI 301
(Neff) is forthcoming
CG002 Remove friction loss in post-tensioned
tendons (Seguirant) passed
CG008 Modified bonded reinforcement
requirements for 2-way slabs (Bondy) is forthcoming
CG009 Shrinkage and temperature reinforcement
requirements for t-beams (Bondy) is forthcoming (FAQ#5)
CG010 Stresses in steel after transfer in post-
tensioned tendons (Bondy) passed

(318 Reorganization sides, courtesy of Randall Poston, Chair 318)

ImproveusabilityofCode
Provideoverallcodereview
Improveconsistency
Addressgapsandredundancies

ACICodeEvolution
Pages New Format

500 plus
Supplements
400 Commentary
Begins
300
ACI 318
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100 NACU
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Adoptedin1971
HeartofCode=ReinforcedConcreteBehavior
Chapter9 Strengthandserviceability
Chapter10 Flexuralandaxial
Chapter11 Shear
Behaviornotmemberspecific

OtherchapterscomplementassumptionsinChapters9
11oraddtothem
Materialandconstructionrequirementsconsistentwith
assumedreinforcedconcretebehavior
Uniquesystemspecific(i.e.,precast,prestressed,
composite)designandconstructionrequirements
Seismicisseparate

Chapters 8,
9, 10 for
design.

Easiertolocateneededinformation
Introducememberdesign
Introduceperformancecriteria
Expandanalysisapproaches
Increaseadaptabilityforinnovations

Maintainscope,coverage,andintentofACI
31808Code
StructureoutlineofreorganizedCodeusing
memberbasis provisionsformembers
(beams,columns,slabs,etc.)inone
location.

Administrativechapters(13)
Toolbox chapters(48)
Memberchapters(914)
Earthquakeresistantstructures(17)
Materialsandconstruction(1820)
Strengthevaluation(21)
Anchoringtoconcrete(22&Appendix)

(AdministrativeChapters)
1. General
2. NotationandTerminology
3. ReferencedStandards

(ToolboxChapters)
4. BuildingSystems
5. MaterialPropertiesforDesignand
Durability
6. Loads
7. StructuralAnalysis
8. DesignStrength

(MemberChapters)
9. OneWaySlabs
10. TwoWaySlabs
11. Beams
12. Columns
13. Walls
14. Foundations

(SpecialChapters)
15. OtherMembers(DeepBeam,Corbels)
16. Joints
17. EarthquakeResistantStructures

(MaterialChapters)
18. ReinforcingMaterialsandDetails
19. ConcreteMaterialsandQualityAssurance
20. ConstructionRequirements
(EvaluationandAnchoringChapters)
21. StrengthEvaluationofExistingStructures
22. Appendix AnchoringtoConcrete

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Draftoutlineapprovedasstartingpoint
Rev.1issued2/15asbaselayoutforACI
Committee318
ACI318Subcommitteeshavestarted
review
MainCommitteevotesstartnextyear
PlanisforreorganizedCodeby2014

OtherACICodesandStandards
Supportingdocuments,suchasPCANotes
Regional/National/InternationalCodes
Textbooks
Educationalcoursematerial
Software

ACI 318 (S) Building Code first published in

2005, the chair of Spanish Translation for ACI
318 was Ken Bondy
ACI TAC contact for 318 business is Ken
Bondy current President of PTI
Current PTI-TAB membership includes 3
Members of ACI 318 Building Code.
Committee 130 Sustainability (Chair Schokker)

Sustainability
Developaprocesstoadd/increasecontent
onsustainabilityinACIdocuments
ACIsurvey
Weneedyourhelp inclusionofSustainabilityinnew
andreviseddocuments(ifapplicable).
Considerinnovativeapproachesandmultidiscipline
aspects

Sustainability
FormationofCommittee130(SustainabilityofConcrete)
Collaborationwithotherconcreterelated
organizations,April2009MOU. ACI,CRSI,NCMA,NRMCA,PCA,PCI
(Changefromthecomponentthinkingtoendproduct)
USGBC
Technical Review Workshop: LEED for New Construction
and Major Renovations
Gail Vittori addressesACIBoardofDirectionandBoard
CommitteeChairs
ACI318Aisconsideringstatementfor2014code

ConcreteKnowledge
SupportthereorganizationofACIsFlagshipthe
318BuildingCode.
Enhanceworkingrelationswithotherconcrete
relatedorganizationstobroadenaccessto
technicalresources(Committee423,ACIASCEPTI;
315,ACICRSIDetailingmanual)
DevelopConcreteToolboxinformation

InternationalRole
Corporatewithcodewritingbodiesworldwideto
generatefeedbackregardingtheuseofACI
Standards.
Developaplantoexpandthenumberofofficial
translationsofACI318.
Newinternationalpartnershipsprovideaccessto
technicaldocuments(Rilem).

A strong and solid relationship that is growing

even stronger, recognizing and appreciating
each others strengths.
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2009 PTI Technical Conference Post-Tensioning from the ACI's Perspective Florian Barth

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American Shotcrete International Building Owners & Post-Tensioning

Creative Association Management

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American Shotcrete International Building Owners & Post-Tensioning

Creative Association Management

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Committee 423 Prestressed Concrete (ACI-ASCE)

423.8 Specifications for the Installation of Unbonded

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Committee 423 Prestressed Concrete (ACI-ASCE)

Possible Joint Committee was proposed by PTI

ACI reacted favorably

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Committee 318 G Precast and Prestressed Concrete

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(318 Reorganization sides, courtesy of Randall Poston, Chair 318)

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ACI 318 (S) Building Code first published in

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