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The document presents problems and solutions related to prestressed concrete systems, focusing on calculating stresses in beams under various loading conditions. It includes examples of concentric and eccentric tendon prestressing, as well as calculations for flexural stresses at midspan during transfer and after losses. The problems involve different configurations and loading scenarios to illustrate the principles of prestressed concrete analysis.

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The document presents problems and solutions related to prestressed concrete systems, focusing on calculating stresses in beams under various loading conditions. It includes examples of concentric and eccentric tendon prestressing, as well as calculations for flexural stresses at midspan during transfer and after losses. The problems involve different configurations and loading scenarios to illustrate the principles of prestressed concrete analysis.

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Lesson 2 -2225

Prestressed Concrete System EXAMPLES :

with width 250mm and


PROBLEM 1 A
Concentric Tendon
beam
·

initial force
S [
depth of 450mm is stressed by an

of 600KN Total loss of Prestressed at


·
service
NA
.
.

[ load is 15 %· Calculate the ff:


e =0

when the
S 7 a) TopI bottom stress on the beam
loads
Prestress
Due to Due to existing prestress force is applied at the centroid .

my
P I
when the
-

I bottom stress on the beam


A b) Top
with eccentricity of 100mm.
·
Eccentric Tendon prestress force is applied
S 7
which the prestressing force can be
deccentricity at

that the resulting stress at top fiber is zero.


NA .

[
applied so

e
O
SOLUTION :

S & & 250


loads 600kN
Prestress
Due to Due to existing Pi =

Pf 600 (1-0 15) = 510KN


-P Pey my
=

I
.

450 :

3
A= 250(450) :
112500mm
Lesson :
1 = 250(4503) = 1898 .
44x10'mmY

Analysis of Prestressed Concrete


12

: P
MC
ft + -

·
3 RULES I

side when the


O Tendon is always located at tension
a) ft = -
510 =
4 . 53mPa(c)
beam bends due to loads. 112500

X x
-> - o tendon
① O
·

b) ft =
-
510x10" + 510x103(100) (225) =
1 51mPa .
() +

T
112500 1898 44x106
.

② Bending due to prestress is always opposite to bending


fb = -
4 53 -
510x103(100) (22) = 10 57 mPa(c)
due to loads.
. .

1898 44x103
.

/ ↓
↓ S

c) 0 = -
510x103 + 510x10' (e)(227)
⑨ moment due to prestress is always equal to be 112508 1898 44x103
.

(t) (f)
[
ca e = 75mm

E
f P
S
& D

C
Ct "() (1)
PROBLEM 2 : A simply supported symmetrical I beam will

be used on a 12 2 m .

simple span and is to carry a superimposed


dead load plus live load of 11kN/m in addition to its weight.
immediately after transfer will
The prestress force be 703KN ;

after time-dependent losses, it will reduce to 596kN· Calculate

the flexural stresses at midspan & time of transfer and after ,

all losses with full service loads in place.

I 1 =
.
69x10"mmY
?
A :
110x10 °mm
300
self weight =
2 64.

kN/m

e= 198mm
308

SOLUTION :

etime of transfer ; P 703kN , SW 2 6 kN/m


=
= .

m=
(2 = 2 64.
(le 2) . = 49 12 kN
. .
m

T G

ft = - 703x10" +
703x10" (1987(300) -
49 .
12x10"(300)
Ab 110 X103 - 4 . 69x109 + 4 69X109
.

ft :
0 . 629mpa(c)

fb = 12 15mpa.
(c)

& after losses ; P 596kN


=
,
W =
llkN/m
2
W = 49 . 12 + 11 (12 2) .
=
253 78 .

ft =
-
596x103 + 590x10" (1907(3007 -
253 78x10" (300)
.

fb 110 X 103 469x109


-

4 .
69x109 +

ft :
14 .
10mPa(c)
fb = 3 .
27MPd(+)
PROBLEM 3 : An unsymmetrical I section beam is used to

support an imposed load of 2kN/m over a simple span of


Om At the center of the span,
.

prestressing force of 100kN

is located at tomm from the soffit of the beam Calc .


:

9) top fiber stress of midspan


b) bottom fiber stress & midspan
c) max compressive stress& middle thirds due to prestress only.
300

[00 300(60)(370) + 200166(30) + 80(280)(200)


-

N A
52400 =

I
.
.

S
Mo 400 Yoot = 2 19 47 mm.

+ 807-
e
148 Gop =
180 . 53 mm

60
219 47-TO 169 47mm
&
- =

- e =
. .

200
FX =
1002 .
19x10"mmY

a) W =
2(87 =

12

fi -100x103
=
+ (169 4 )(18003)
00x103 .
+ -
Mx0" (180 53] .
= 1 .

AMPS(C)
52208 1002 . 49x109 1002 . 19x10"
b ) +b
.
=
2 12.
mpa(C)

2) f = -
1 74 +
.

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