Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures

(Sub Code: GR20D5022)

II Year M.Tech - I Semester
(AY 2021-22)

Mrs. .K.Hemalatha

(Asst. Professor)

Department of Civil Engineering

Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology
Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440
 Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology
Department of Civil Engineering
Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures

Course File Check List

S.No. Name of the Format Page No.

1 Syllabus
2 Time Table
3 Program Educational Objectives
4 Program Objectives
5 Course Objectives
6 Course Outcomes
7 Students Roll List

Guide lines to study the course books & references, course design &
8
delivery

9 Course Schedule
10 Unit Plan/Course Plan
11 Evaluation Strategy
12 Assessment in relation to COB's and CO's
13 Tutorial Sheets
14 Assignment Sheets
15 Rubric for course
16 Mappings of CO's and PO's
17 Model question papers
18 Mid-I and Mid-II question papers
19 Mid-I marks
20 Mid-II marks
21 Sample answer scripts and Assignments
22 Course materials like Notes, PPT's, Videos, etc,.
 Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology
(Autonomous)
Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440
Department of Civil Engineering

M.Tech (Structural Engineering)

Course Name: Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022

L: 3 T: 0 P:0 C:3 II Year I Semester

UNIT I Introduction to Prestressed Concrete: Materials - High strength concrete and High
tensile steel - Pre-tensioning and Post tensioning methods – Systems of Prestressing.

Losses in Prestress: Losses in Prestress - Analysis of PSC flexural members –Basic concepts-
Ultimate strength in flexure –Codal provisions.

UNIT II Statically Determinate PSC Beams: Design of flexural members for ultimate and
serviceability limit states – Analysis and design for Shear and Torsion - Codal provisions.

UNIT III Design of End Bocks: Transmission of prestress in Pre-tensioned members –

Anchorage zone stresses for Post-tensioned members.

UNIT IV Statically Indeterminate Structures: Analysis and design of continuous beams and
frames – Choice of cable profile – Linear transformation and concordancy - Analysis and
design of prestressed concrete Pipes and Columns with moments.

UNIT V Composite Construction: Analysis and design of composite construction with precast
PSC beams and cast in situ RC slabs – Creep and Shrinkage effects – Partial prestressing
principles, analysis and design concepts – Crack width calculations.

TEXT BOOKS:

1. Prestressed Concrete by Krishna Raju; - Tata Mc.Graw Hill Publications.

2. Prestressed Concrete by N.Rajasekharan; - Narosa publications.

REFERENCE BOOKS:

1. Prestressed Concrete by Ramamrutham; Dhanpatrai Publications.

2. Design of Prestressed concrete structures (Third Edition) by T.Y. Lin & Ned H.Burns, John
Wiley & Sons.

Codes: IS 1343 - BIS code of practice for Prestressed concrete.

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Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

CLASS TIME TABLE

II YEAR-A SECTION ROOM NO: 4112 W.E.F : 01-11-2021

 Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology
(Autonomous)
Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440
Department of Civil Engineering
Vision
To become a pioneering centre in civil engineering through quality education, innovation, and
entrepreneurship.

Mission
 To produce well qualified and talented engineers by imparting quality education.
 To enhance the skills of entrepreneurship, innovativeness, management and life-long learning in
young engineers.
 To inculcate professional ethics and make socially responsible engineers.

Programme Educational Objectives

PEO 1: Graduates of the program will equip with professional expertise on the theories,
process, methods and techniques for building high-quality structures in a cost-
effective manner.

PEO 2: Graduates of the program will be able to design structural components using
contempory softwares and professional tools with quality practices of international
standards.
PEO 3: Graduates of the program will be effective as both an individual contributor and a
member of a development team with professional, ethical and social responsibilities.
PEO 4: Graduates of the program will grow professionally through continuing education,
training, research, and adapting to the rapidly changing technological trends globally
in structural engineering.
Programme Outcomes: Graduates of the Civil Engineering programme will be able to

PO 1: An ability to independently carry out research and develop solutions for a practical
problems in structural engineering.
PO 2: An ability to present technical information in form of structural drawings and documents
conforming to desired specifications.

PO 3: The student should develop in-depth proficiency in the analysis and design of advanced
structures, HSC/HPC mixes, Shells and foded plates, earth quake resistant buildings,
ability to model, discriminate elastic/plastic behaviour of materials and synthesize new
designs using contemporary softwares.

PO 4: Ability to assess the impact of professional engineering solutions in environmental

context along with societal, health, safety, legal, ethical and cultural issues and the need
for sustainable development.

PO 5: Ability to possess critical thinking skills and solve core, complex and multidisciplinary
structural engineering problems.

PO 6: Ability to recognize the need for life-long learning to improve knowledge and
competence.
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Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440

COURSE OBJECTIVES
Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I

Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A

Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022

Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof

Dept.: Civil Engineering

On completion of this Subject/Course the student shall be able to:

S.No Objectives

1 Develop an advanced systems of prestressed concrete members

Analyze and design the statically determinate prestressed concrete members

2

3 Demonstrate the stresses with anchorage system in prestressed concrete members.

4 Analyze and design the statically indeterminate prestressed concrete members

5 Analyze and design the composite sections.

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COURSE OUTCOMES
Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I

Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A

Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022

Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof

Dept.: Civil Engineering

On completion of this Subject/Course the student shall be able to:

S.No Outcomes
Find out the losses in prestressed concrete and enhance its concepts, which include pre and post
1 tensioning processes.

2 Analyze and Design the statically determinate prestressed concrete members.

3 Design the end blocks of prestressed concrete members.

4 Analyze and Design the statically indeterminate prestressed concrete members.

Design the composite structures using prestressed concrete techniques.

5

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Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440

M.Tech II Year I Sem (Structural Engineeering )

Acedemic Year 2021-2022
S.No ROLL NUMBER NAME OF THE STUDENT
1 20241D2001 ADUVALA RAJESH KHANNA
2 20241D2002 DURGAM NISHIPRIYA
3 20241D2003 ASHALA SHARATH KUMAR
4 20241D2004 BODDUPALLI JAGADEESH
5 20241D2005 BOODIDA RAKESH KUMAR
6 20241D2006 H KARAN KUMAR
7 20241D2007 JADAV PAVAN KALYAN
8 20241D2008 JAKKULA SRINIVAS
9 20241D2009 JANGA AJAY KUMAR
10 20241D2010 JANGILI VIDYA SAGAR YADAV
11 20241D2011 KANDI USHA SRI
12 20241D2012 KOTLA SAI PRAKASH
13 20241D2013 KOTTE SAI KRISHNA
14 20241D2014 MADAM SAMKEERTHANA
15 20241D2015 MADHIKUNTLA SHIREESHA
16 20241D2016 MALYALA PRIYANKA
17 20241D2017 MANDALA NAVEEN
18 20241D2018 CHENNA JHANSI
19 20241D2019 MOHAMMED YASIR HUSSAIN
20 20241D2020 NARAPA SIVA BHASKAR REDDY
21 20241D2021 POLU SIREESH KUMAR REDDY
22 20241D2022 SAMA MADHAVI
23 20241D2023 SHAIK ANSAR AHMED
24 20241D2024 PANDRALA SANJANA
25 20241D2025 GUGULOTHU AMRUTHAKALA
26 20241D2026 JAGANNADHAM ROHITH KUMAR
27 20241D2027 DAIDA VERONICA PRIYADHARSHINI
28 20241D2028 ALETI GANESH
29 20241D2029 KAKI SAI TULASI PRASANTHI
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Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440

Department of Civil Engineering

GUIDELINES TO STUDY THE COURSE SUBJECT

Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I

Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A

Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022

Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof

Dept.: Civil Engineering

Guidelines to Students

Guidelines to study the Course: Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures

The course helps the students to learn the basics and concepts in Prestressed Concrete, High
strength concrete and High tensile steel - Pre-tensioning and Post tensioning methods – Systems
of Prestressing. Losses in Prestress - Analysis of PSC flexural members –Basic concepts-
Ultimate strength in flexure –Codal provisions. Design of flexural members for ultimate and
serviceability limit states – Analysis and design for Shear and Torsion. Transmission of
prestress in Pre-tensioned members – Anchorage zone stresses for Post-tensioned members.
Analysis and design of continuous beams and frames – Choice of cable profile – Linear
transformation and concordancy - Analysis and design of prestressed concrete Pipes and
Columns with moments. Analysis and design of composite construction with precast PSC
beams and cast in situ RC slabs – Creep and Shrinkage effects – Partial prestressing principles,
analysis and design concepts – Crack width calculations

So the students should have the prerequisites:

Engineering Mechanics, Strength of Materials, Structural Analysis, Concrete Technology,

Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures and Design of Steel

Where will this subject help?

 Useful in calculation of Design of flexural members for ultimate and serviceability limit
states.
 This course let the students to work with analysis and design for Shear and Torsion.
Transmission of prestress in Pre-tensioned members.
 This course let the students to analysis and design of prestressed concrete Pipes and
Columns with moments
 Analysis and design of composite construction with precast PSC beams and cast in situ
RC slabs
 BOOKS AND MATERIALS

Text Books
Prestressed Concrete by Krishna Raju; - Tata Mc.Graw Hill Publications.
1.

2. Prestressed Concrete by N.Rajasekharan; - Narosa publications

Suggested / Reference Books

Prestressed Concrete by Ramamrutham; Dhanpatrai Publications

1.

Design of Prestressed concrete structures (Third Edition) by T.Y. Lin & Ned H.Burns, John
2.
Wiley & Sons.
Codes: IS 1343 - BIS code of practice for Prestressed concrete.
3.

Web Sites

1 https://nptel.ac.in/courses/105106117

2 https://nptel.ac.in/courses
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Department of Civil Engineering

COURSE DESIGN AND DELIVERY SYSTEM (CDD)

 The Course syllabus is written into number of learning objectives and outcomes.
 These learning objectives and outcomes will be achieved through lectures, assessments,
assignments, experiments in the laboratory, projects, seminars, presentations, etc.
 Every student will be given an assessment plan, criteria for assessment, scheme of
evaluation and grading method.
 The Learning Process will be carried out through assessments of Knowledge, Skills and
Attitude by various methods and the students will be given guidance to refer to the text
books, reference books, journals, etc.
The faculty be able to –
 Understand the principles of Learning
 Understand the psychology of students
 Develop instructional objectives for a given topic
 Prepare course, unit and lesson plans
 Understand different methods of teaching and learning
 Use appropriate teaching and learning aids
 Plan and deliver lectures effectively
 Provide feedback to students using various methods of Assessments and tools of
Evaluation
 Act as a guide, advisor, counselor, facilitator, motivator and not just as a teacher alone

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COURSE SCHEDULE

Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I

Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A

Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022

Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof

Dept.: Civil Engineering

The Schedule for the whole Course / Subject is:

Duration (Date) Total No.

S. No. Description From To Of Periods
UNIT I
01-11-2021 07-12-2021
1. 15

UNIT II
07-12-2021 16-01-2022
2. 11

UNIT III
17-01-2022 01-02-2022
3. 9

UNIT IV
01-02-2022 14-02-2022
4. 6

UNIT V
14-02-2022 22-02-2022
5. 7

1. Total No. of Instructional periods available for the course: 48 Hours / Periods
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Department of Civil Engineering

SCHEDULE OF INSTRUCTIONS
COURSE PLAN
Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I
Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof
Dept.: Civil Engineering

No. of Objectives & Bloom References

Unit Date Periods Topics / Sub-Topics Outcomes Taxono (Text Book,
No. Lesson Nos. my Journal…)
No. Page Nos.: to

01/11/20 Introduction to prestressed 674-675

COB’s - 1
21 1 concrete K1
CO’s - 1
1.

02/11/20 Definitions involved in PSC COB’s - 1 K2 674-675

1
2. 21 CO’s - 1
02/11/20 1 Assumptions and COB’s - 1 K2 674-680
21 materials CO’s - 1
3.

08/11/20 Types of prestressing 674-730

COB’s - 1
4. 21 anddevices K2
1 CO’s - 1
09/11/20 1 Bending stress concepts COB’s - 1 K2 674-730
21 CO’s - 1
5.
1.
09/11/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s - 1 K4 684-730
21 CO’s - 1
6.

15/11/20 Problem Solving COB’s - 1 674-730

21 1 CO’s - 1 K2
7.
16/11/20 Pressure line Concept and COB’s - 1 674-730
8. 21 problem CO’s - 1 K1
1
22/11/20 Problem Solving COB’s - 1 K4 674-675
1
9. 21 CO’s - 1
23/11/20 1 Concept of load balancingand COB’s - 1 674-675
21 Problem Solving CO’s - 1 K4
10.
23/11/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s - 1 K4 674-680
11 21 CO’s - 1

12 29/11/20 1 Cracking Moment andProblem COB’s - 1 674-730

21 Solving CO’s - 1 K4
13 30/11/20 1 Losses of Prestressing COB’s - 1 K2 674-730
21 CO’s - 1
 14 06/12/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s - 1 K4 684-730
21 CO’s - 1
15 07/12/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s - 1 K4 674-730
21 CO’s - 1
2. 16 07/12/20 1 Shear of PSC Beams COB’s –2 K1 425-426
21 CO’s - 2
17 13/12/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s –2 K2 425-426
21 CO’s - 2
18 14/12/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s –2 K2 425-429
21 CO’s - 2
19 14/12/20 Types of cracks and Problem 425-429
COB’s –2
21 1 solving K2
CO’s - 2
20 20/12/20 1 Torsion of PSC Beams COB’s –2 K4 451-465
21 CO’s - 2
21 21/12/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s –2 K1 482-483
21 CO’s -2
COB’s –2
2

22 21/12/20 1 Design of Shear problem K1 482-514

21 CO’s - 2
23 03/01/20 1 Design of Torsion problem COB’s –2 K4 451
22 CO’s - 2
24 04/01/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s –2 K4 451
22 CO’s - 2
25 04/01/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s –2 K4 451
22 CO’s - 2
26 16/01/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s –2 K4 451
22 CO’s - 2
3. 27 17/01/20 Transfer of Prestress in 601-603
22 Pretensioned member COB’s –3
1 K2
CO’s - 3
28 17/01/20 Problem on transmissionlength 601-622
22 COB’s –3
1 K4
CO’s - 3
29 23/01/20 Problem on transmissionlength 601-618
COB’s –3
22 1 K4
CO’s -3
31 24/01/20 1 Flexural bond stresses COB’s –3 K2 601
22 CO’s - 3
32 24/01/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s –3 K4 601
22 CO’s - 3
33 30/01/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s –3 K4 601-615
22 CO’s - 3
34 31/01/20 Anchorage Zone or EndBlock 601-610
22 COB’s –3
1 K2
CO’s - 3
35 31/01/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s –3 K4 601-628
22 CO’s - 3
36 01/02/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s –3 K4 620-646
22 CO’s - 3
4. 37 01/02/20 Analysis and design of 413-468
COB’s - 4
22 1 continuous beam K4
CO’s - 4
38 07/02/20 1 Analysis and design of frame COB’s - 4 K4 413-468
22 CO’s - 4
39 07/02/20 1 Analysis and design of pipes COB’s - 4 K4 413-468
22 CO’s - 4
40 08/02/20 Analysis and design ofcolumns 413-468
22 COB’s - 4
1 K4
CO’s - 4
41 08/02/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s - 4 K4 413-468
22 CO’s -4
42 14/02/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s - 4 K4 413-468
22 CO’s - 4
5. 43 14/02/20 About compositeconstruction 413-468
22 COB’s - 5
1 K2
CO’s - 5
44 15/02/20 Problem on propped 1051-1090
22 construction COB’s - 5
1 K4
CO’s - 5
45 15/02/20 Differential shrinkage of 1051-1090
22 composites COB’s - 5
1 K2
CO’s - 5
46 21/02/20 1 Deflections of composites COB’s - 5 K2 1051-1090
22 CO’s - 5
47 21/02/20 1 Problem Solving COB’s - 5 K4 1051-1090
22 CO’s - 5
48 22/02/20 Flexural and ShearStrength 1051-1090
22 COB’s - 5
1 K2
CO’s - 5
49 22/02/20 Design of compositesection 1051-1090
22 COB’s - 5
1 K6
CO’s - 5
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Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440

Department of Civil Engineering

SCHEDULE OF INSTRUCTIONS
UNIT PLAN
Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I
Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof
Dept.: Civil Engineering Unit No: 1
References
No.
Objectives & Blooms (Text Book, 2 by
Lesson of
Date Topics / Sub - Topics Outcomes Taxono Krishna Raju)
No. Perio
Nos. my Page Nos.:
ds
to
01/11/2021 Introduction to prestressed
COB’s - 1 674-675
1. 1 concrete K1
CO’s - 1
02/11/2021 Definitions involved in PSC COB’s - 1 674-675
2. 1 K2
CO’s - 1
02/11/2021 Assumptions and materials COB’s - 1 674-680
3. 1 K2
CO’s - 1
08/11/2021 Types of prestressing and
COB’s - 1 674-730
4. 1 devices K2
CO’s - 1
09/11/2021 Bending stress concepts COB’s - 1 674-730
5. 1 K2
CO’s - 1
09/11/2021 Problem Solving COB’s - 1 684-730
6. 1 K4
CO’s - 1
15/11/2021 Problem Solving COB’s - 1 674-730
7. 1 CO’s - 1 K2

16/11/2021 Pressure line Concept and COB’s - 1 674-730

8. 1 problem CO’s - 1 K1

22/11/2021 1 Problem Solving COB’s - 1 674-675

9. K4
CO’s - 1
23/11/2021 1 Concept of load balancing COB’s - 1
CO’s - 1 674-675
10. and Problem Solving K4

23/11/2021 1 Problem Solving COB’s - 1 674-680

11. K4
CO’s - 1
29/11/2021 1 Cracking Moment and COB’s - 1
CO’s - 1 674-730
12. Problem Solving K4

30/11/2021 1 Losses of Prestressing COB’s - 1 674-730

13. K2
CO’s - 1
06/12/2021 1 Problem Solving COB’s - 1 K4 684-730
14. CO’s - 1

07/12/2021 1 Problem Solving COB’s - 1 K4 674-730

15.
CO’s - 1
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Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440
Department of Civil Engineering

SCHEDULE OF INSTRUCTIONS

UNIT PLAN
Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I
Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof
Dept.: Civil Engineering Unit No: 2

References
No. (Text Book, 2
Objectives &
Lesso of Blooms by B S Krishna
Date Topics / Sub – Topics Outcomes
n No. Peri Taxonomy Raju)
Nos.
ods Page Nos.:
to
07/12/2021 Shear of PSC Beams COB’s –2 425-426
1. 1 K1
CO’s - 2
13/12/2021 Problem Solving COB’s –2 425-426
2. 1 K2
CO’s - 2
14/12/2021 Problem Solving COB’s –2 425-429
3. 1 K2
CO’s - 2
14/12/2021 Types of cracks and Problem
COB’s –2 425-429
4. 1 solving K2
CO’s - 2
20/12/2021 Torsion of PSC Beams COB’s –2 451-465
5. 1 K4
CO’s - 2
21/12/2021 Problem Solving COB’s –2 482-483
6. 1 K1
CO’s -2
21/12/2021 Design of Shear problem COB’s –2 482-514
7. 1 K1
CO’s - 2
03/01/2022 1 Design of Torsion problem COB’s –2 K4 451
8.
CO’s - 2
04/01/2022 1 Problem Solving COB’s –2 K4 451
9.
CO’s - 2
04/01/2022 1 Problem Solving COB’s –2 K4 451
10.
CO’s - 2
16/01/2022 1 Problem Solving COB’s –2 K4 451
11.
CO’s - 2

Signature of HOD Signature of faculty

Date: Date:
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(Autonomous)
Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440

Department of Civil Engineering

SCHEDULE OF INSTRUCTIONS
UNIT PLAN
Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I
Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof
Dept.: Civil Engineering Unit No: 3

No.
Objectives & References
of Blooms
Lesson Outcomes (Krishna Raju)
Date Perio Topics / Sub - Topics Taxonomy
No. Nos. Page Nos.: to
ds
17/01/2022 Transfer of Prestree in
COB’s –3 601-603
1. 1 Pretensioned member K2
CO’s - 3
17/01/2022 Problem on transmission
COB’s –3 601-622
2. 1 length K4
CO’s - 3
23/01/2022 Problem on transmission
COB’s –3 601-618
3. 1 length K4
CO’s -3
24/01/2022 Flexural bond stresses COB’s –3 601
4. 1 K2
CO’s - 3
24/01/2022 Problem Solving COB’s –3 601
5. 1 K4
CO’s - 3
30/01/2022 Problem Solving COB’s –3 601-615
6. 1 K4
CO’s - 3
31/01/2022 Anchorage Zone or End
COB’s –3 601-610
7. 1 Block K2
CO’s - 3
31/01/2022 Problem Solving COB’s –3 601-628
8. 1 K4
CO’s - 3
01/02/2022 Problem Solving COB’s –3 620-646
9. 1 K4
CO’s - 3

Signature of HOD Signature of faculty

Date: Date:
 Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology
Department of Civil Engineering
SCHEDULE OF INSTRUCTIONS
UNIT PLAN

Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I

Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof
Dept.: Civil Engineering Unit No: 4

No. References
of Objectives & (by Krishna
Lesson Blooms
Date Per Topics / Sub – Topics Outcomes Raju)
No. Taxonomy
iod Nos. Page Nos.: to
s
01/02/2022 Analysis and design of
COB’s - 4 413-468
1. 1 continuous beam K4
CO’s - 4
07/02/2022 Analysis and design of frame COB’s - 4 413-468
2. 1 K4
CO’s - 4
3. 07/02/2022 1 Analysis and design of pipes COB’s - 4 K4 413-468
CO’s - 4
08/02/2022 Analysis and design of
COB’s - 4 413-468
4. 1 columns K4
CO’s - 4
08/02/2022 Problem Solving COB’s - 4 413-468
5. 1 K4
CO’s -4
14/02/2022 Problem Solving COB’s - 4 413-468
6. 1 K4
CO’s - 4

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Department of Civil Engineering
SCHEDULE OF INSTRUCTIONS
UNIT PLAN

Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I

Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A

Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022

Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof

Dept.: Civil Engineering Unit No: 5

Objectives & References

Lesson No. of Blooms
Outcomes (Krishna Raju)
No. Date Periods Topics / Sub - Topics Taxonomy
Nos. Page Nos.: to
14/02/2022 About composite
COB’s - 5 413-468
1. 1 construction K2
CO’s - 5
15/02/2022 Problem on propped
COB’s - 5 1051-1090
2. 1 construction K4
CO’s - 5
15/02/2022 Differential shrinkage of
COB’s - 5 1051-1090
3. 1 composites K2
CO’s - 5
21/02/2022 Deflections of composites COB’s - 5 1051-1090
4. 1 K2
CO’s - 5
21/02/2022 Problem Solving COB’s - 5 1051-1090
5. 1 K4
CO’s - 5
22/02/2022 Flexural and Shear
COB’s - 5 1051-1090
6. 1 Strength K2
CO’s - 5
22/02/2022 Design of composite
COB’s - 5 1051-1090
7. 1 section K6
CO’s - 5

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(Autonomous)
Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440
LESSON PLAN

Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/1/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:1 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Introduction to prestressed concrete
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
1. Discuss different terminologies in Prestressing Concrete.

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markers Teaching Points :
Introduction to prestressed concrete

Assignment / Questions:

1. Explain basic assumptions in Prestressed Concrete Structures. COB1, CO1

2. Discuss about Tendons, Anchorages, Pre Tensioning. COB2, CO2

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/2/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:2 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Definitions involved in
PSC
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
1. Assumptions in Prestressing concrete

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Different terminologies and materials used in Prestressing Concrete.

Assignment / Questions:

1. List few applications of Prestressing Concrete. COB1, CO1

2. Discuss the differences between Pre tensioning and Post Tensioning. COB1, CO1

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/2/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:3 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Assumptions and materials
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Assumptions and materials

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Assumptions and materials

Assignment / Questions:

1. Explain in detail about different materials used in Prestressed Concrete. COB1, CO 1

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/8/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:4 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Types of prestressing and devices
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
1. Discuss types of prestressing and devices used

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Types of prestressing and devices

Assignment / Questions:
1. Explain about the devices used in Prestressing. COB1, CO1

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/9/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:5 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Bending stress concepts
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Bending stress concepts

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Bending stress concepts

Assignment / Questions:

1. Explain about analysis of pre stress and bending stress. COB1, CO1

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/9/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No: 6 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving in Prestressing beams

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:
1. A rectangular Concrete beam of 100mm wide and 250mm deep, spanning over 8m is
prestressed by a straight cable carrying an effective force of 250KN located at an eccentricity
of 40mm. Calculate the resultant stress distribution for the centre of span. COB1, CO1

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/15/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:7 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Bending stress problems due to dead load and live load.

Assignment / Questions:

1. Find the magnitude of prestressing force with an eccentricity of 40mm which can balance the
stresses due to dead load and live load at the soffit of beam. COB1,CO1

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/16/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:8 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Pressure line Concept and problem
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Pressure line Concept and problem

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Pressure line Concept and problem

Assignment / Questions:

1. A rectangular concrete beam 250mm wide and 600mm deep is prestressed by means of 4 nos
of 14mm dia located at 200mm from the soffit of the beam. If the effective stress in the wires
is 700N/mm. What is the maximum bending moment that can be applied to the section
without causing any tension at the soffit of the beam. COB 1, CO1

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/22/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:9 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Pressure line Concept Problems

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving on pressure line concept

Assignment / Questions:

1. A Prestressed concrete beam with a rectangular section 120mm and 300mm deep supports a
UDL of 4KN/m which includes the self -weight of the beam. Effective span of beam is 6m.
The beam is concentrically prestressed by a cable carrying a force of 180KN. Locate the
position of pressure line in beam. COB1,CO1

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/23/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:10 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Concept of load
balancing and Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Concept of load balancing and Problem Solving

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Concept of load balancing and Problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:

1. Find the effective prestressing force in the parabola cable having eccentricity of 80mm at the
centre of the span and concentric at the supports for the following Conditions. If the bending
effect of the pre stressing force is nullified by imposed load neglecting self weight of beam.
COB1, CO1

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/23/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:11 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/29/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:12 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Cracking Moment and Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Cracking Moment and Problem Solving

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Cracking Moment and Problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:

1. Post tensioned concrete slab of length 8m, depth 300mm, width 200mm, eccentricity 100mm,
live load of 2.56 KN/m. Calculate the increasing steel stress if the ducts are grouted so that
the strain in steel and adjacent concrete is equal. COB1, CO1

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 11/30/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:13 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Losses of Prestressing
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Explain various Losses of Prestress

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Losses of Prestressing

Assignment / Questions:

1. Explain about various losses of Prestress in Concrete and factors affecting them.

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LESSON PLAN

Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 12/6/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:14 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:

1. Explain various losses of prestress in Pre tensioning and Post tensioning.

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 12/7/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:15 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:

1. A rectangular section of 150mm X 300mm is prestressed by 8 high tensile wires of 7mm

diameter located at 100mm from the soffit of the beam if the wires are tensioned to a stress of
1100 N/mm2. Calculate the % loss of stress due to elastic deformation. COB1,CO1

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 12/7/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:16 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Shear of PSC Beams
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Shear of PSC Beams

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Shear of PSC Beams

Assignment / Questions:

1. A rectangular section of width 150mm and depth 300mm, eccentricity =100mm, Length is
8m, Live load of 2KN/m. Estimate principal stresses at the support section. Determine the
effective force in the cable to balance dead load and live load. COB2, CO2

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 12/13/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:17 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving in shear of Prestressed concrete beam.

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:

1. A rectangular section of width 250mm and depth 600mm, the beam is prestressed by
parabolic cable with P= 1000KN cable is concentric at the support , e=100mm at centre of
span, L=10m, UDL =20KN/m, density =24KN/m3. Estimate the maximum principal stress
developed in the section of beam at a distance of 300mm away from the support.
COB2, CO2

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 12/14/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:18 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving in principal stresses developed in the PSC beam.

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving in principal stresses developed in the PSC beam.

Assignment / Questions:

1. Calculate the magnitude of principal stress at a point 550mm from the top of cantilever beam
at the support section. cantilever beam of length 8m carrying UDL of 60KN/m and 350KN at
free end with c/s 600mm X 1000mm

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 12/14/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:19 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Types of cracks and Problem solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Types of cracks and Problem solving

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Types of cracks and Problem solving

Assignment / Questions:

1. Explain a brief note on web shear cracks and Flexural shear cracks.

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 12/20/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:20 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Torsion of PSC Beams
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Torsion of PSC Beams

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Torsion of PSC Beams

Assignment / Questions:
1. The girder of I section is prestressed by a cable having initial stress of 6000KN.The last ratio
is 0.85. Estimate Ultimate shear resistance. Width and depth of top flange= 1200X500mm
Web of 150mm X 1500mm, width and dept of bottom flange = 300mm X 150mm
COB1, CO1

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 12/21/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:21 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Design of Shear Reinforcement

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving in shear reinforcement design.

Assignment / Questions:

1. A rectangular c/s of 150mm X 300mm , V=130Kn. The uniform prestress Fcp= 5 N/mm2,
fck= 40N/mm2, fe 415, HYSD of 8mm diameter. Design suitable spacing of stirrups. Assume
cover of 50mm. COB2, CO2

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 12/21/2021

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:22 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Design of Shear
problem
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Design of Shear problem

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Design of Shear problem

Assignment / Questions:

1. Discuss various steps involved in the design of shear reinforcement in Prestressed concrete
beam COB2, CO2

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 1/3/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:23 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Design of Torsion
problem
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Design of Torsion problem

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Design of Torsion problem

Assignment / Questions:

1. Determine the maximum torque if the section is uniformly prestressed by a force of 450KN.
The maximum permissible diagonal tensile stress in concrete is 0.63 N/mm2.
COB2, CO2

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 1/4/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:24 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving in shear and Torsion in Prestressed Concrete beam

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving in shear and Torsion in Prestressed Concrete beam

Assignment / Questions:

1. Determine the amount of non-Prestressed reinforcement required for the section if the
torsional resistance moment of section is to be incurred to 345 KN-m. The permissible tensile
stress in the steel is 230N/mm2. Use 50mm cover COB2, CO2

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 1/4/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:25 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Design of longitudinal reinforcement in Prestressed concrete beam

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving in design of longitudinal reinforcement

Assignment / Questions:

1. Explain the detailed procedure involved in longitudinal reinforcement and transverse

reinforcement. COB2, CO2

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 1/16/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:26 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:

1. Discuss about Skew bending theory. COB2, CO2

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 1/17/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:27 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Transfer of Prestress in Pretensioned member
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Transfer of Prestress in Pretensioned member

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Transfer of Prestress in Pretensioned member

Assignment / Questions:

1. Discuss about Transmission Length using various theories. COB 3, CO 3

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 1/17/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:28 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem on
transmission length
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem on transmission length

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem on transmission length

Assignment / Questions:

1. Calculate the transmission length at the end of the pretensioned beam as per Hoyer’s method
using following data: L=50m, dia of wire =7mm COB3, CO3

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 1/23/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:29 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem on
transmission length
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem on transmission length

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem on transmission length

Assignment / Questions:

1.Estimate the transmission length at the end of a pretensioned beam prestressed by 7mm dia. Adopt
Krishnamurthy empherical formula. Fck= 42 N/mm2 COB3, CO3

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 1/24/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:30 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Flexural bond stresses
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Flexural bond stresses in Prestressed Concrete beam

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Flexural bond stresses

Assignment / Questions:

1. A rectangular cross section of 240mm X 500mm, length of 10m carrying point oads 250KN
at 1/3rd distance from both simply supported ends. Compute bond stress between cable Hose
and Concrete. COB3, CO3

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 1/24/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:31 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving in bond stresses between cable and concrete

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving in bond stresses between cable and concrete

Assignment / Questions:

1. A rectangular cross section of 300mm X 600mm, length of 10m carrying point loads 350KN
at 1/3rd distance from both simply supported ends. Compute bond stress between cable Hose
and Concrete. COB3, CO3

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 1/30/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:32 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving in bond stresses

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving in bond stresses

Assignment / Questions:

1. A rectangular cross section of 240mm X 500mm, length of 10m carrying point loads 250KN
at 1/3rd distance from both simply supported ends. Compute bond stress between cable Hose
and Concrete. COB3, CO3

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 1/31/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:33 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Anchorage Zone or End
Block
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Anchorage Zone or End Block

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Anchorage Zone or End Block

Assignment / Questions:

1. Discuss about anchorage zone stresses in Post tensioned members. COB3, CO3

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 1/31/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:34 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving in anchorage zone stresses

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Anchorage zone stresses problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:

1. Discuss about various steps involved in determining Anchorage stresses. COB3,CO3

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/1/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:35 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving in Anchorage stresses.

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:

1. A rectangular section of 200mm X 300mm with Prestressing force 2000KN acting at 75mm
from top and bottom. COB3,CO3

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/1/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:36 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Analysis and design of continuous beam
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Analysis and design of continuous beam

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
adnvantages of continuous beamand its appications in PSC

Assignment / Questions:

1. Discuss about effect of prestressing in Continuous beams. COB4, CO4

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/7/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:37 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Analysis and design of
frame
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Analysis and design of Continuous beams

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Analysis and design of Continuous beams

Assignment / Questions:

1. A continuous prestressed concrete beam ABC (AB = BC = 10 m) has a uniform rectangular

cross-section with a width of 100 mm and depth of 300 mm. The cable carrying an effective
prestressing force of 360 kN is parallel to the axis of the beam and located at 100 mm from
the soffit. (a) Determine the secondary and resultant moment at the central support B. (b) If
the beam supports an imposed load of 1.5 kN/m, calculate the resultant stresses at top and
bottom of the beam at B. Assume density of concrete as 24 kN/m. (e) Locate the resultant line
of thrust through beam AB.

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/7/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:38 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Analysis and design of
pipes
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Analysis of Continuous beams

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Analysis of Continuous beams

Assignment / Questions:

1. A prestressed beam having a rectangular crOss sectiun with a width of 120 mm and a depth of
300 nn is continuous over two spans. AB B 8 m. The cable with zero eccentuicily at Statically
Indeterminate Structures 449 the ends and an eccentricity of 50 mm towards the top fibres of
the beam over the central support, carries an effective force of 500 kN
(a) Calculate the secondary moment developed at B.
(b) If the beam supports concentrated loads of 20 kN each at mid-points of span, evaluate the
resuitant stresses at the central support section B.
(c) Locate also the position of the pressure line at section.

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/8/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:39 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Analysis and design of columns
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Analysis and design of columns

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Analysis and design of columns

Assignment / Questions:

1. A two span continuous beam ABC is simply supported at A and C and continuous ov It is
pre-stressed with straight cable which lies 100mm below CGC. Determine the seconu
moment at 'B' if F = 120kN. Take AB BC = 8m.

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/8/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:40 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:

1. Beam of uniform section shown in Fig. 9.13 as pre-stress concrete with an effective pre-
stressing force of 300kN.
a. Sketch the C-line due to the pre-stress alone
b. Suggest a concordant cable profile
C. Determine SM and secondary reactions
d. Also sketch the C-line when the span AB and BC carry imposed load of 15kN/m and
5kN/m respectively. Also determine the stress distribution across the section which lies at 'B.

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/14/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:41 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:

1. Design a continuous PSC beam of two spans AB and BC of 12m in length to support a UDL
of 10KN/m. Tensile stresses are not permitted in concrete and the compressive strength on
concrete is not to exceed 13MPa.Sketch the details of the cable profile and check the stresses
developed at the support and span sections. COB4,CO4

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/14/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:42 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: About composite
construction
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Advantages and disadvantages about composite construction

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Advantages and disadvantages about composite construction

Assignment / Questions:

1. Explain briefly about advantages and disadvantages of Composite construction.

COB5,CO5

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/15/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:43 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem on propped construction
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem on propped construction

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem on propped construction

Assignment / Questions:

1. Mention the differences between propped and Unpropped construction.

COB5,CO5

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/15/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:44 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Differential shrinkage of
composites
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Differential shrinkage of composites

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Differential shrinkage of composites

Assignment / Questions:
1. a) A composite T Beam is made up of a pretensioned rib 100 mm wide and 200 mm
deep and a cast in situ slab, 400 mm wide and 40 mm thick having a modulus of
elasticity of 28 KN/mm2. If the differential shrinkage is 100x10-6 units, estimate the
shrinkage stresses developed in the precast and cast in situ units.
b) Select some typical cross section of composite bridge decks with precast
prestressed elements and explain with neat sketch.
COB 5, CO5

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/21/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:45 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Deflections of
composites
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Deflections of composites

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Deflections of composites

Assignment / Questions:

1. a) A composite T-girder of span 5 m is made up of a pretensioned rib of 100 mm wide and

200 mm deep, with an in-situ cast slab of 400 mm wide and 40 mm thick. The rib is
prestressed by a straight cable having an eccentricity of 33.33 mm and carrying an initial
force of 150kN. The loss of prestress may be assumed to be 15%. Design and check the
composite T-beam for the limit state of deflection if it supports an imposed load of 3.2 KN/m
for unpropped construction. Assume E as 35kN/m2 for both.
COB5,CO5

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/21/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:46 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Problem Solving
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Problem Solving

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Problem Solving

Assignment / Questions:

1. Summarize the advantages of using composite construction with prestressed and in

situ concrete in structural members COB5,CO5

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/22/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:47 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Flexural and Shear Strength
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Flexural and Shear Strength

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Flexural and Shear Strength

Assignment / Questions:

1. A composite T Beam is made up of a pretensioned rib 100 mm wide and 200 mm

deep and a cast in situ slab, 400 mm wide and 40 mm thick having a modulus of
elasticity of 28 KN/mm2. If the differential shrinkage is 100x10-6 units, estimate the
shrinkage stresses developed in the precast and cast in situ units. COB5,
CO5

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Academic Year : 2021-22 Date: 2/22/2022

Semester : II Year I Semester
Name of the Program : B.Tech Section :A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha
Designation : Asst. Professor
Lesson No:48 Duration of Lesson: 1hr
Lesson Title: Design of composite section
Instructional/Lesson Objectives:
On completion of this lesson the student shall be able to:
Design of composite section

Teaching Aids : white board,

Different colour markersTeaching Points :
Design of composite section

Assignment / Questions:

1. Discuss various steps involved in the design of composite section. COB5, CO5

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COURSE COMPLETION STATUS

Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I

Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A

Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022

Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof

Dept.: Civil Engineering

No. of Objectives No. of Outcomes

Units Remarks
Achieved Achieved

Unit 1 Covered on time 1 1

Unit 2 Covered on time 1 1

Unit 3 Covered on time 1 1

Unit 4 Covered on time 1 1

Unit 5 Covered on time 1 1

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EVALUATION STRATEGY

Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I

Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A

Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022

Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof

Dept.: Civil Engineering

1. TARGET:
a) Percentage for pass: 90%
b) Percentage of class:
Total Strength: 29

First class with distinction 17

First class 9
Pass class 3
Total strength (No's) 29

2. COURSE PLAN & CONTENT DELIVERY

 55 classes held for detailed demonstration of each topic and for analysis of problems in the class.

3 METHOD OF EVALUATION

3.1 Continuous Assessment Examinations

 Assignments: Assignments to assess the knowledge of the student on the basics and
concepts in Prestressed Concrete, High strength concrete and High tensile steel - Pre-
tensioning and Post tensioning methods – Systems of Prestressing. Losses in Prestress -
Analysis of PSC flexural members –Basic concepts- Ultimate strength in flexure –Codal
provisions. Design of flexural members for ultimate and serviceability limit states –
Analysis and design for Shear and Torsion. Transmission of prestress in Pre-tensioned
members – Anchorage zone stresses for Post-tensioned members. Analysis and design
of continuous beams and frames – Choice of cable profile – Linear transformation and
concordancy - Analysis and design of prestressed concrete Pipes and Columns with
moments. Analysis and design of composite construction with precast PSC beams and
cast in situ RC slabs – Creep and Shrinkage effects – Partial prestressing principles,
analysis and design concepts – Crack width calculations.
 Seminars: To assess the knowledge of the student in Prestressed Concrete.
 Quiz: To assess the knowledge of the student in various concepts and basics in
Prestressed Concrete.
 Internal Examination: Internal Examinations to assess their overall knowledge in
Prestressed Concrete.
 3.2. Semester/End Examination
To test their abilities in the course Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures and to approve their
abilities learnt during the same.

4. List out any new topic(s) or any innovation you would like to introduce in teaching the
subjects in this Semester.

Introduce drawing of reinforcement details.

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Mappings of CO’s, COB’s Vs PO’s, POB’s
Course Objectives - Course Outcomes Relationship Matrix

Assessment:

1. Assignment 2. Internal Examination 3. External Examination

4. Practical Projects 5. Viva

GR20D5022/
Design of Prestressed Course Outcomes
Concrete Structures
Course Objectives 1 2 3 4 5

1 X

2 X
3 X

4 X

5 X

GR20D5022/
Design of Prestressed Course Outcomes
Concrete Structures
Assessments 1 2 3 4 5

1 X X X X X

2 X X X X X

3 X X X X X
 GR20D5022/
Design of Prestressed Course Objectives
Concrete Structures
Assessments 1 2 3 4 5

1 X X X X X

2 X X X X X

3 X X X X X

1.Find out the losses in

prestressed concrete and
enhance its concepts, which M M M H H
include pre and post
tensioning processes

2.Analyze and Design the

statically determinate
M H M M H
prestressed concrete
Design of members.
GR20D Prestressed
3.Design the end blocks of
5022 Concrete
prestressed concrete M H M M H
Structures
members

4.Analyze and Design the

statically indeterminate
M H M M H
prestressed concrete
members

5.Design the composite

structures using prestressed M H M M H
concrete techniques
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Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester : I
Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A
Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022
Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof
Dept.: Civil Engineering
Objective: To learn design aspects of prestressed concrete structures.
Student Outcome: Learn design concepts, use of code, design of elements such as beams,
columns and slabs against strength and serviceability.
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 Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology
(Autonomous)
Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440
ASSIGNMENT I

Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester :I

Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A

Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022

Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof

Dept.: Civil Engineering

1. Distinguish between pre and post tensioning method.

2. A prestressed concrete beam of section 120 mm wide and 300 mm deep is used over an effective
span of 6 m to support a udl of 4 kN/m, which includes the self-weight of the beam. The beam is
prestressed by straight cable carrying a force of 180 KN and located at an eccentricity of 50 mm.
Determine the location of the thrust line in the beam and plot its position at quarter and central
span section.
3. A prestressed concrete beam, 200 mm wide and 300 mm deep, is prestressed with wires area is
equal to 320 mm2 located at a constant eccentricity of 50 mm and carrying an initial stress of
1000 N/mm2. The span of the beam is 10 m. Calculate the percentage loss of stress in wires in
pre tensioning and post tensioning using the following data: Es 210 kN/mm2, relaxation of stress
in steel 5% of initial stress, shrinkage of concrete 300x10 -6 for pre tensioning and 200x10 -6 for
post tensioning, creep coefficient is 1.6 and slip at anchorage is 1 mm.
4. A cantilevered portion of prestressed concrete bridge with a rectangular cross section 600 mm
wide and 1650 mm deep is 8 m long and carries a reaction of 350 kN from the suspended span at
the free end, together with a udl of 60 kN/m inclusive of its own weight. The beam is prestressed
by seven cable each carrying a force of 1000 kN, of which three are located at 150 mm, three at
400 mm and one at 750 mm from the top edge. Calculate the magnitude of the principal stresses
at a point 550 mm from the top of cantilever at the supports. [CO2]
5. A prestressed girder of rectangular section 150 mm wide and 300 mm deep, is to be designed to
support an ultimate shear force of 130 kN. The uniform prestress across the section is 5 N/mm2.
Design the suitable spacing for the stirrups as per IS1343-2012. Take Fe415, M40 and an
effective cover as 50 mm.
6. Estimate the transmission length at the ends of a pretensioned beam prestressed by 7-mm
diameter wires. Assume the cube strength of concrete at transfer as 42 N/mm2
 Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology
(Autonomous)
Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 090. (040) 6686 4440
ASSIGNMENT II

Academic Year : 2021-2022 Semester :I

Name of the Program: M. Tech Structural Engg. Year: II Year Section: A

Course/Subject : Design of Prestressed Concrete Structures Course Code: GR20D5022

Name of the Faculty : Mrs K Hemalatha Designation: Asst.Prof

Dept.: Civil Engineering

1. The end block of prestressed concrete girder is 200 mm wide and 300 mm deep. The beam is post
tensioned by two Freyssinet anchorages each of 100 mm diameter with their centres located at 75
mm from the top and bottom of the beam. The force transmitted by each anchorage being
2000kN. Compute the bursting force and design suitable reinforcements as per IS1343.
2. Estimate the transmission length at the ends of a pretensioned beam prestressed by 7-mm
diameter wires by using Krishna Murthy empirical relation. Assume the cube strength of concrete
at transfer as 42 N/ mm2.
3. A continuous prestressed concrete beam ABC (AB=BC=10 m) has a uniform rectangular cross
section with a width of 100 mm and depth of 300 mm. The cable carrying an effective
prestressing force of 360 kN is parallel to the axis of the beam and located at 100 mm from the
soffit. Determine the secondary and resultant moment at the central support B and locate the
resultant line of thrust through beam AB.

4. A composite T Beam is made up of a pretensioned rib 100 mm wide and 200 mm deep and a cast
in situ slab, 400 mm wide and 40 mm thick having a modulus of elasticity of 28 kN/mm2. If the
differential shrinkage is 100x10-6 units, determine the shrinkage stresses developed in the precast
and cast in situ units.
5. A composite T-girder of span 5 m is made up of a pretensioned rib of 100 mm wide and 200 mm
deep, with an in situ cast slab of 400 mm wide and 40 mm thick. The rib is prestressed by a
straight cable having an eccentricity of 33.33 mm and carrying an initial force of 150kN. The loss
of prestress may be assumed to be 15%. Check the composite T-beam for the limit state of
deflection if it supports an imposed load of 3.2 kN/m for (a) unpropped construction and
(b) propped construction. Assume E as 35kN/m2 for both.

6. Design a composite slab for the bridge deck using a standard inverted I section. The top flange is
250mm wide and 100 mm thick. The bottom flange is 500 mm wide and 250mm thick. The web
thickness is 100mm and over all depth of the section is 655 mm. it has to support a live load of
50 kN/m2 over an effective span of 12 m. Using M40 grade for pretensioned beam at a transfer of
36 N/mm2 and M30 for cast in situ slan. Determine the minimum prestress necessary.
 M.Tech II Year I Semester Regular Examinations, March 2022
DESIGN OF PRESTRESSED CONCRETE
Model Question Paper
(Structural Engineering)
Time: 3 hours Max Marks: 70
Instructions:

1. Question paper comprises of Part-A and Part-B

2. Part-A (for 20 marks) must be answered at one place in the answer book.

3. Part-B (for 50 marks) consists of five questions with internal choice, answer all questions.

PART – A
(Answer ALL questions. All questions carry equal marks)
10 * 2 = 20 Marks

1. a. Explain the principle of prestressing. [2]

b. What are the advantages of prestressed concrete? [2]

c. What is curvature effect? [2]

d. Explain the effect of torsion on prestressed concrete sections. [2]

e. State the assumptions made in the analysis of prestressed concrete flexural members [2]

f. What are the various methods generally used for the investigation of anchorage zone [2]
stressed?

g. Explain about concordancy. [2]

h. What are cap cables and where are they used? [2]

i. What is the influence of differential shrinkage on composite prestressed concrete [2]

members?

j. List the commonly used method to analyse secondary moments in prestressed concrete [2]
continuous members.

PART – B
(Answer ALL questions. All questions carry equal marks )
5 * 10= 50 Marks
 2. A prestressed concrete beam supports a live load of 4kN/m over a simply supported
span of 8m. The beam has an I-section with an overall depth of 400mm. The thickness
of the flange and web are 60 and 80mm, respectively. The width of the flange is
200mm. They beam is to be prestressed by an effective prestressing force of 235kN at a
suitable eccentricity such that the resultant stress at the soffit of the beam at the centre
of the span is zero. Find the eccentricity required for the force.If the tendon is
concentric, what should be the magnitude of the prestressing force for the resultant
stress to be zero at the bottom fiber of the central span section.

OR

3. (a) Explain the limitations of prestressed concrete. [10]

(b) A prestress concrete beam spanning over 8m is of rectangular section, 150mm
wide
and 300mm deep. The beam is prestressed bya parabolic cable having an
eccentricity of 75mm below the centroidal axis at centre of span and an eccentricity
of 25mm above the centroidal axis at the support sections. The initial force in the
cable s 350kN. The beam supports three concentrated loads of 10kN each atintervals
of 2m. Ec= 38kN/mm2.Neglecting losses of prestress, estimate the short-term
deflection due to (prestress+ self weight); and Allowing for 20% loss inprestress,
estimate the long-term deflection under (prestress+ self weight+ live load),
assuming creep coefficient as 1.80.

4. A PSC beam of effective span 15m is of rectangular section 500mm wide and 1000mm [10]
deep. A tendons consist of 3600mm2 of strands of characteristic strength 1700 N/mm2
with an effective prestress of 910 N/mm2 . The strands are located 870mm from the top
face of the beam. If fcu =60 N/mm2 , estimate the flexural strength of the section as per
BS provisions for the following cases: (i)Bonded tendons (ii) Unbonded tendons.

OR
5. (a) Explain the various losses of prestress in post-tensioned members. [10]
(b) A prestressed girder of rectangular section 150 mm wide and 300 mm deep, is to be
designed to support an ultimate shear force of 130 kN. The uniform prestress across
the section is 5 N/mm2. Design the suitable spacing for the stirrups as per IS1343-
2012. Take Fe415, M40 and an effective cover as 50 mm.

6. A high-tensile cable comprising 12 strands of 15 mm diameter (12K15 of PSC

Freyssinet system) with an effective force of 2500 kN is anchored concentrically in an
end block of a post- tensioned beam. The end block is 400 mm wide by 800 mm deep
and the anchor plate is 200 mm wide by 260 mm deep. Design suitable anchorage zone
reinforcements using Fe-415 grade HYSD bars using IS:1343 code provisions. [10]

OR
 7. Design an I-section for a simply supported post-tensioned concrete beam of span 18 m [10]
subjected to an imposed load of 25 kN/m over its entire span. The permissible tensile
stress in steel is 1250 N/mm2 and the permissible stresses in concrete are: At transfer: 20
N/mm2 (Compression) and 2.5 N/mm2 (Tensile). At working load: 15 N/mm2
(Compression) and 1.5 N/mm2 (Tensile).

8. A prestressing force of 400 kN is to be transmitted through a distribution plate [10]

200 mm × 150 mm, the centre of which is located at 150 mm from the bottom of
an end block of section 200 mm × 400 mm. Determine the position and
magnitude of maximum tensile stress on a horizontal section passing through the
centre of the distribution plate.

OR

9. A continuous prestressed concrete beam ABC (AB = BC = 10 m) has a [10]

uniform rectangular cross-section with a width of 100 mm and depth of 300 mm.
The cable carrying an effective prestressing force of 360 kN is parallel to the
axis of the beam and located at 100 mm from the soffit.
(i) Determine the secondary and resultant moment at the central support B.
(ii) If the beam supports an imposed load of 1.5 kN/m, calculate the resultant
stresses attop and bottom of the beam at B. Assume density of concrete as 24
kN/m3.

10. A simply supported pre-tensioned concrete beam of cross-section 200 mm× [10]
350 mm has an effective span of 8 m, is prestressed by tendons with their
centroid is 150 mm from the bottom of the beam. The initial prestressing force in
tendons is 400 kN. The beam is incorporated in a composite T-beam by casting a
top flange of width 450 mm and thickness 60 mm. If the composite beam is
subjected to a live load of 15 kN/m2, determine the resultant stresses developed
in the precast and cast-in-situ concrete assuming the pre-tensioned beam is
propped. Adopt the loss of prestress as 20% and the modulus of elasticity of
concrete in precast and cast-in-situ is the same.

11. 11. A two-span continuous concrete beam ABC (AB=BC=12 m) has a

rectangular section, 300 mm wide & 800 mm deep. The beam is prestressed by a
cable carrying an effective force of 700 kN. The cable has a linear profile in the
span AB & parabolic profile in span BC. The eccentricities of the cable are +50
mm at A, -100 mm at a distance of 7 m from A & +200 mm at support B & -200
mm at mid span of BC (- below and + above centroidal axis). Sketch the line of
thrust in the beam if it supports a uniformly distributed load of 5 KN/m which
includes the self-weight of the beam. Find the resultant stress distribution at the
mid- support section.[10]
GOKARAJU RANGARAJU INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
(Autonomous)

IIM.TechI Semester Mid- IExaminations

DESIGN OF PRESTRESSED CONCRETE

(Structural Engineering)

Time: 90 Minutes Max Marks: 20

SUBJECTIVE
(Answer ALL questions. All questions carry equal marks)Time: 75
Minutes3 * 5 =15 Marks
1 A prestressed concrete beam of section 120 mm wide and 300 mm deep is used over [5] CO BL
an effective span of 6 m to support a udl of 4 kN/m, which includes the self-weight of
the beam. The beam is prestressed by straight cable carrying a force of 180 KN and
located at an eccentricity of 50 mm. Determine the location of the thrust line in the
beam and plot its position at quarter and central span section.

2 (a) Distinguish between pre and post tensioned members. [5] CO BL

(b) Explain the need for high strength steel and concrete in prestressedconcrete
structures.
3 A cantilevered portion of prestressed concrete bridge with a rectangular cross section [5] CO BL
600 mm wide and 1650 mm deep is 8 m long and carries a reaction of 350 kN from the
suspended span at the free end, together with a udl of 60 kN/m inclusive of its own
weight. The beam is prestressed by seven cable each carrying a force of 1000 kN, of
which three are located at 150 mm, three at 400 mm and one at 750 mm from the top
edge. Calculate the magnitude of the principal stresses at a point 550 mm from the top
of cantilever at the supports.

4 A prestressed girder of rectangular section 150 mm wide and 300 mm deep, is to be [5] CO BL
designed to support an ultimate shear force of 130 kN. The uniform prestress across
the section is 5 N/mm2. Design the suitable spacing for the stirrups as per IS1343-
2012. Take Fe415, M40 and an effective cover as 50 mm.

5 (a) Discuss aboutweb cracks and shear cracks with the help of sketches. [5] CO BL
(b) Explain the effect of torsion on prestressed concrete sections.
6 A prestressed concrete beam, 200 mm wide and 300 mm deep, is prestressed [5] CO BL
with wires area is equal to 320 mm2 located at a constant eccentricity of 50
mm and carrying an initial stress of 1000 N/mm2. The span of the beam is 10
m. Calculate the percentage loss of stress in wires in pre tensioning and post
tensioning using the following data: Es= 210 KN/mm2, relaxation of stress in
steel 5% of initial stress, shrinkage of concrete 300x10-6 for pre tensioning
and 200x10-6 for post tensioning, creep coefficient is 1.6 and slip at anchorage
is 1 mm.
 OBJECTIVE
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
(Answer ALL questions. All questions carry equal marks)
Time: 15 Minutes10 * 1/2 = 5 Marks
1 Loss of stress due to elastic deformation of concrete depends upon [ ]
(a) Relaxation of Steel (b) Friction and Anchorage Slip
(c) Modular Ratio (d) None
2 Loss of stress due to friction depends upon [ ]
(a) Modulus of Elasticity of Concrete (b) Coefficient of Friction
(c) Relaxation of Steel (d) All the above
3 Horizontal or axial prestressingof concrete beams [ ]
(a) Reduces the shear strength of the member
(b) Has no effect on the shear strength
(c) Increases the shear strength (d) All the above
4 Ultimate shear strength of prestressed beams failing due to flexure-shear [ ]
cracks isinfluenced by
(a) The width of the section (b) Effective prestress after all loses
(c) Tensile strength of concrete (d) Shear strength of concrete.
5 The ideal cross-section recommended to resist shear and torsion in bridge [ ]
girders is
(a) Rectangular (b) Tee (c) Hollow box (d) I section
6 Eccentric tendons in a concrete beam section induce [ ]
(a) Only direct stress (b) Only bending stress
(c) Direct and bending stress (d) Only Shear stress
7 Uniformly distributed load on a concrete beam can be effectively counter [ ]
balancedby selecting
(a) a Concentric cable (b) an Eccentric cable
(c) a Parabolic cable (d) a Trapezoidal cable

8 Resultant stress in the cross-section of a prestressed beam comprises of [ ]

(a) Prestress + Dead-Load stress + Live-Load stress
(b) Prestress + Dead-Load stress
(c) Prestress + Live-Load stress
(d) Dead Load + Live Load
9 At the end face of a pretensioned beam the tensile stress in steel is [ ]
(a) Maximum (b) Zero (c) Minimum (d) Cannot define
10 At a distance equal to the transmission length from the end face of a [ ]
pretensioned beam, the force in the tendon is
(a) Zero
(b) 50 per cent of the initial prestressing force
(c) Equal to the initial prestressing force
(d) 75 per cent of the initial prestressing force
 GOKARAJU RANGARAJU INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY
(Autonomous)
IIM.TechI Semester Mid- IIExaminations
DESIGN OF PRESTRESSED CONCRETE
(Structural Engineering)
Time: 90 Minutes Date of Exam:23-02-2022 Max Marks: 20
SUBJECTIVE
(Answer ALL questions. All questions carry equal marks)
Time: 75 Minutes3 * 5 =15 Marks
1 Estimate the transmission length at the ends of a pretensioned beam [5] CO3 BL3
prestressed by 7-mm diameter wires by using Krishna Murthy empirical
relation. Assume the cube strength of concrete at transfer as 42 N/ mm2
2 A pre-stressed concrete beam 250 mm wide and 650 mm deep is subjected [5] CO3 BL4
to an effective prestressing force of 1360 kN along the longitudinal
centroidal axis. The cables are placed symmetrically over mild steel anchor
plate of area 150 mm x 350 mm. Design the end block. Take the
characteristic strength of concrete and its cube strength at transfer as 30
N/mm2. Assume initial prestressing force=1.2 times the
effective prestressing force.
3 A continuous prestressed concrete beam ABC (AB=BC=10 m) has a [5] CO4 BL4
uniform rectangular cross section with a width of 100 mm and depth of 300
mm. The cable carrying an effective prestressing force of 360 kN is parallel
to the axis of the beam and located at 100 mm from the soffit. Determine the
secondary and resultant moment at the central support B and locate the
resultant line of thrust through beam AB
4 A prestressed girder of rectangular section 150 mm wide and 300 mm deep, [5] CO4 BL4
is to be designed to support an ultimate shear force of 130 KN. The uniform
prestress across the section is 5 N/mm2. Design the suitable spacing for the
stirrups as per IS1343-2012. Take Fe415, M40 and an effective cover as 50
mm.
5 A composite T-girder of span 5 m is made up of a pretensioned rib of 100 mm [5] CO5 BL5
wide and 200 mm deep, with an in-situ cast slab of 400 mm wide and
40 mm thick. The rib is prestressed by a straight cable having an
eccentricity of 33.33 mm and carrying an initial force of 150kN. The loss of
prestress may be assumed to be 15%. Check the composite T-beam forthe
limit state of deflection if it supports an imposed load of 3.2 KN/m for
unpropped construction.Assume E as 35kN/m2 for both
6 A composite T Beam is made up of a pretensioned rib 100 mm wide and 200 [5] CO5 BL5
mm deep and a cast in situ slab, 400 mm wide and 40 mm thick having a
modulus of elasticity of 28 KN/mm2. If the differential shrinkage is 100x10-6
units, determine the shrinkage stresses developed in the precast and cast in
situ units.
 OBJECTIVE
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
(Answer ALL questions. All questions carry equal marks)
Time: 10 Minutes Date:23-02-202210 * 1/2 = 5 Marks
1 The resultant stresses in concrete at any section are obtained by the effect of [ ]
(a) Prestress and torsion stresses(b) Prestress and shear stresses
(c) Prestress and flexural stresses(d) Prestress and bending stresses
2 The concept of pressure line is very useful in understanding the concept of [ ]
(a) Bending mechanism (b) Shear mechanism
(c) Torsion mechanism (d) Load carrying mechanism
3 The soffit of the beam after the transfer of prestress to concrete will be under [ ]
(a) Bondage (b) Breakage
(c) Compression (d) Tension
4 If the direct stresses are compressive, then the magnitude of principal stresses [ ]
in prestressed concrete member gets
(a) Zero (b) Increased
(c) Decreased (d) Constant
5 The ultimate shear resistance of prestressed concrete with web shear cracking [ ]
but without flexural crakes & mainly governed by
(a) Zero (b) Limiting value(c) Infinity(d) Constant
6 In the anchorage zone or the end block of a post tensioned prestressed concrete [ ]
element, the state of stress distribution is considered as
(a) Unity(b) Zero
(c) Complex (d) Easy
7 Due to the effect of composite action sizes of precast prestressed units can be [ ]
(a) Serviced(b) Increased
(c) No change(d) Reduced

8 Concordant cable profile is [ ]

(a) that produce no support reaction due to prestressing
(b) parabolic in nature
(c) produce no bending moment at the supports of beam
(d) laid corresponding to axial stress diagram
9 The prestressed concrete member develops deformation under the influence of [ ]
(a) Self weight(b) Stress strain diagram (c) Flexural moments (d) Prestress
and transverse loads
10 At a distance equal to the transmission length from the end face of a [
pretensioned beam, the force in the tendon is
(a) Zero
(b) 50 per cent of the initial prestressing force
(c) Equal to the initial prestressing force
75 per cent of the initial prestressing force
 Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering & Technology
M.Tech II Year I Semester STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
DPSC MID I EXAMINATION

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1 20241D2001 ADUVALA RAJESH KHANNA 3 12 15
2 20241D2002 DURGAM NISHIPRIYA 3 13 16
3 20241D2003 ASHALA SHARATH KUMAR 3 15 18
4 20241D2004 BODDUPALLI JAGADEESH 4 14 18
5 20241D2005 BOODIDA RAKESH KUMAR 3 11 14
6 20241D2006 H KARAN KUMAR 2 4 6
7 20241D2007 JADAV PAVAN KALYAN 3 13 16
8 20241D2008 JAKKULA SRINIVAS 4 13 17
9 20241D2009 JANGA AJAY KUMAR 3 9 12
10 20241D2010 JANGILI VIDYA SAGAR YADAV 3 8 11
11 20241D2011 KANDI USHA SRI 4 6 10
12 20241D2012 KOTLA SAI PRAKASH 3 14 17
13 20241D2013 KOTTE SAI KRISHNA 3 11 14
14 20241D2014 MADAM SAMKEERTHANA 3 11 14
15 20241D2015 MADHIKUNTLA SHIREESHA 3 15 18
16 20241D2016 MALYALA PRIYANKA 2 15 17
17 20241D2017 MANDALA NAVEEN 3 10 13
18 20241D2018 CHENNA JHANSI 2 10 12
19 20241D2019 MOHAMMED YASIR HUSSAIN 4 14 18
20 20241D2020 NARAPA SIVA BHASKAR REDDY 4 15 19
21 20241D2021 POLU SIREESH KUMAR REDDY 3 11 14
22 20241D2022 SAMA MADHAVI 5 14 19
23 20241D2023 SHAIK ANSAR AHMED 5 15 20
24 20241D2024 PANDRALA SANJANA 4 10 14
25 20241D2025 GUGULOTHU AMRUTHAKALA 4 15 19
26 20241D2026 JAGANNADHAM ROHITH KUMAR 5 14 19
27 20241D2027 DAIDA VERONICA PRIYADHARSHINI 2 14 16
28 20241D2028 ALETI GANESH 5 14 19
29 20241D2029 KAKI SAI TULASI PRASANTHI 2 10 12
 Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering & Technology
M.Tech II Year I Semester STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
DPSC MID II EXAMINATION

S.No Roll No Student Name Obj(5M) Sub(15M) Total(20M)

1 20241D2001 ADUVALA RAJESH KHANNA 4 11 15
2 20241D2002 DURGAM NISHIPRIYA 2 11 13
3 20241D2003 ASHALA SHARATH KUMAR 2 12 14
4 20241D2004 BODDUPALLI JAGADEESH 1 11 12
5 20241D2005 BOODIDA RAKESH KUMAR 3 14 17
6 20241D2006 H KARAN KUMAR 2 11 13
7 20241D2007 JADAV PAVAN KALYAN 2 9 11
8 20241D2008 JAKKULA SRINIVAS 4 7 11
9 20241D2009 JANGA AJAY KUMAR 4 9 13
10 20241D2010 JANGILI VIDYA SAGAR YADAV 2 7 9
11 20241D2011 KANDI USHA SRI 3 11 14
12 20241D2012 KOTLA SAI PRAKASH 2 8 10
13 20241D2013 KOTTE SAI KRISHNA 2 12 14
14 20241D2014 MADAM SAMKEERTHANA AB
15 20241D2015 MADHIKUNTLA SHIREESHA 3 15 18
16 20241D2016 MALYALA PRIYANKA 1 13 14
17 20241D2017 MANDALA NAVEEN 2 8 10
18 20241D2018 CHENNA JHANSI 2 11 13
19 20241D2019 MOHAMMED YASIR HUSSAIN 2 12 14
20 20241D2020 NARAPA SIVA BHASKAR REDDY 3 13 16
21 20241D2021 POLU SIREESH KUMAR REDDY 3 13 16
22 20241D2022 SAMA MADHAVI 1 12 13
23 20241D2023 SHAIK ANSAR AHMED 3 13 16
24 20241D2024 PANDRALA SANJANA 1 12 13
25 20241D2025 GUGULOTHU AMRUTHAKALA 2 12 14
26 20241D2026 JAGANNADHAM ROHITH KUMAR 2 12 14
27 20241D2027 DAIDA VERONICA PRIYADHARSHINI 2 14 16
28 20241D2028 ALETI GANESH 2 12 14
29 20241D2029 KAKI SAI TULASI PRASANTHI 3 13 16