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    This document provides information for checking tendon losses in post-tensioned concrete structures. It includes the element position, material properties, tendon type and area, initial tendon prestress force, and calculations for losses due to relaxation, elastic shortening, creep/shrinkage, and the resulting total elastic deformation loss in force and stress. The document also notes a small difference between hand calculations and program results for elastic shortening losses due to the program using gross concrete area rather than transformed area.

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    Elastic Shortening Loss - Hand Calculations

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    This document provides information for checking tendon losses in post-tensioned concrete structures. It includes the element position, material properties, tendon type and area, initial tendon prestress force, and calculations for losses due to relaxation, elastic shortening, creep/shrinkage, and the resulting total elastic deformation loss in force and stress. The document also notes a small difference between hand calculations and program results for elastic shortening losses due to the program using gross concrete area rather than transformed area.

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    This document provides information for checking tendon losses in post-tensioned concrete structures. It includes the element position, material properties, tendon type and area, initial tendon prestress force, and calculations for losses due to relaxation, elastic shortening, creep/shrinkage, and the resulting total elastic deformation loss in force and stress. The document also notes a small difference between hand calculations and program results for elastic shortening losses due to the program using gross concrete area rather than transformed area.

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    Elastic Shortening Loss - Hand Calculations

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    rammiris
    This document provides information for checking tendon losses in post-tensioned concrete structures. It includes the element position, material properties, tendon type and area, initial tendon prestress force, and calculations for losses due to relaxation, elastic shortening, creep/shrinkage, and the resulting total elastic deformation loss in force and stress. The document also notes a small difference between hand calculations and program results for elastic shortening losses due to the program using gross concrete area rather than transformed area.

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    Element Position Material Es Ec Modular Ratio Creep and Shrinkage Effect Time dependent effect on Comp.

    strength Gross Area Section area considering tendon at stage 1 Tendon Type Tendon area Initial Tendon Prestress Force Relaxation loss Axial force due to prestress Axial Stress due to prestress (that causes shortening in concrete) Stress loss in tendon due to Elastic Shortening Loss of force in tendon due to Elastic Shortening Force after immediate elastic shortening loss in tendon Stress after immediate elastic shorteing loss in tendon Creep/shrinkage loss force Elastic Deformation loss force (Creep/Shrinkage) Relaxation loss force Elastic Deformation loss force (Relaxation) Total Elastic Deformation loss force Total Elastic Deformation loss stress

    3 I

    Section

    Tendon

    Losses

    To Check for Tendon Losses, goto Result Tables>Tendon>Tendon Loss 195000000 kN/m2 30000000 kN/m2 6.5 Yes Nil 1.6 m^2 1.6869649 m^2 Pretension 0.0158118 m^2 22230 kN CEB-FIP 22230 13177.512 85653.827 1354.3412 20875.659 1320258.2 kN kN/m^2 kN/m^2 kN kN kN/m^2

    ( To ensure constant value of Ec in the CS Analysis.) (To check Ec for each stage goto Results>Result Tables>Construction Stage>Element Pro (Results>Result Tables>Construction stage>Beam section properties at last stage)

    Program value 20888.24 1321054

    There is slight difference in the elastic shortening loss hand calculatio result. This is because program takes gross area of the concrete sectio elastic shortening losses unlike the elastic deformatiion loss. It shoul transformed area as shown in the hand calculations. If we take the gr below, we get exact program results. The matter is under discussion w now. However this causes only a small difference in the results.

    -2364.64 kN 144.06337 kN -450.9101 kN 27.47126 kN 171.53463 kN 10848.52 kN/m2 Program value 171.5346 kN 13322.73 kN/m2 Elastic shortening loss as per gross area. Area Loss in force due to elastic shortening Force after immediate loss in tendon Stress after immediate loss in tendon

    tion Stage>Element Properties.

    es at last stage)

    tening loss hand calculation and the program area of the concrete section for calculating deformatiion loss. It should take the net culations. If we take the gross area as sshown matter is under discussion with developers erence in the results.

    1.702777 1341.765 20888.24 1321054

    mm^2 kN kN kN/mm^2

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