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    Post-Tensioning Format For Pscgirder General Information

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    1) This document provides information on post-tensioning of a 25m long segment of a 125m PSC bridge girder using 12.7mm diameter strands. 2) Stressing was conducted from both ends simultaneously using two jacks, with an initial jacking force of 100kg/cm^2 and final stressing force of 350kg/cm^2. 3) Monitoring of elongation and pressure readings during stressing showed that the final elongation of 106.5mm met design requirements.

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    Post-Tensioning Format For Pscgirder General Information

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    1) This document provides information on post-tensioning of a 25m long segment of a 125m PSC bridge girder using 12.7mm diameter strands. 2) Stressing was conducted from both ends simultaneously using two jacks, with an initial jacking force of 100kg/cm^2 and final stressing force of 350kg/cm^2. 3) Monitoring of elongation and pressure readings during stressing showed that the final elongation of 106.5mm met design requirements.

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    1) This document provides information on post-tensioning of a 25m long segment of a 125m PSC bridge girder using 12.7mm diameter strands. 2) Stressing was conducted from both ends simultaneously using two jacks, with an initial jacking force of 100kg/cm^2 and final stressing force of 350kg/cm^2. 3) Monitoring of elongation and pressure readings during stressing showed that the final elongation of 106.5mm met design requirements.

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    Post-Tensioning Format For Pscgirder General Information

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    1) This document provides information on post-tensioning of a 25m long segment of a 125m PSC bridge girder using 12.7mm diameter strands. 2) Stressing was conducted from both ends simultaneously using two jacks, with an initial jacking force of 100kg/cm^2 and final stressing force of 350kg/cm^2. 3) Monitoring of elongation and pressure readings during stressing showed that the final elongation of 106.5mm met design requirements.

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    POST-TENSIONING FORMAT FOR PSCGIRDER

    (Applicable for Tensioning from Both Ends Simultaneously)

    General Information:

    Name & location of Bridge: 125m long PSC bridge over Rakti River District: Upazila :
    Sunamgonj Taherpur
    Span /Girder Ref.:1st span/ G-3 Girder Length (m):25 Cable Ref. to be Stressed : 4 of 4
    Girder Casting Date: 03.07.10 Stressing Stage of End 1 : B - pur
    Jacking End Ref:
    Date of Tensioning : 18.07.10 Cable: 1st End 2 : A - pur

    Design Information:
    Dia of Strand (mm) Nos. of Strand/Cable Anchorage Brand: M of Elasticity ,E (kn/mm2):
    UTS of Strand (N/
    12.70mm 12 DYNAMIC mm2): 1861 195
    Design Jacking force P: 1653 Kn/ 168506.82
    Area of Strand A (mm2): 98.7 Area of Cable(mm2) : 1184.4
    kg
    Design Elongation Design Gripping Actual Gripping Corrected Elong. for Grip length  (mm):
    (mm): 92.50 Length (mm): 750 length (mm): 580 91.28
    Design Conc. strength during Actual Concrete strength at the time of
    Design Cable Slip (mm): 6
    Tensioning (N/mm2) : 24 Tensioning (N/mm2) : 27
    Stressing & Jack Information:
    Jack Model No. & effi. Pressure gauge Model: Tensioning Ram Area (cm2) Blocking RAM Area (cm2)
    J1 : SRCG - 95.51% M1: ID-14571 TA1: 482.40 BA1: 66.0
    J2 : SRCG - 95.51% M2: ID-26248 TA2: 482.40 BA2: 66.0
    Actual area of Strand, A1 (mm2): Modulus of Elasticity, E1 Corrected Elongation (mm) for actual A1&E1
    96.80 (Kn/mm2): 200  x (AxE/A1xE1): 90.74
    Jack Pres. with Jack loss (Kg/sqcm ) Calibrated Jack Press. (Kg/cm2) : Initial Jack Press. (Kg/cm2) : Initial Marking:
    J1 : P/(TA1x efficiency): 365.73 CJ1 : 387.87 ICJ1 : 100 (115.96 Clai) IRJ1 : 30
    J2 : P/(TA2x efficiency): 365.73 CJ2 : 420.09 ICJ2 : 100 (117.16 Cali) IRJ2 : 55
    Actual calculated elongation for Gross slip of cable (mm) : Net Slip at Jack end after lock-off (mm):
    Grip length,  1 (mm) : 3.95 (Final Elong. – Net Elong.) (Gross slip - Calcul. elong  1 for grip length)
    Blocking Pressure (Kg/cm2): At end 1: At end 2: At end 1: At end 2:
    E1 : 280.0 106.5– 101.5 106.5 – 101.5 = 5 – 3.95 = 1.05 5.0 – 3.95 = 1.05
    E2 : 280.0 =5 5
    (1 BAR=100 kn/m2, 1Ib=4.4482 N & 1 kg=2.2046 Ib)
    Record of Stressing & Elongation:

    Actual Obserbed Gauge Reading for Measured Elongation Correc. Final/Total Average Remarks
    Pressure Pressure Elongation At both Jacking end Factor Elongation Elongatio
    Kg/cm2 Kg/cm2 (mm) (mm) for ICJ (mm) n
    Col(6)=
    Col (1) Col (2) Col 3) Col (4)= (Col. 3 - IRJ) Col (5)
    (4 + 5)
    1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 Avg. 1 2 1 2

    150 150 168.5 175 45 65 15 10 12.5 44 39

    200 200 221.1 234 60 82 30 27 28.5 59 56

    250 250 273.7 293 75 96 45 41 43 74 70

    300 300 326.3 351 88 113 58 58 58 87 87


    350 350 107. 106. 106.
    378.9 410 132.5 77.5 77.5 77.5 29 106.5
    5 5 5

    Lock- Loc
    102. 101. 101.
    off k- 127.5 72.5 72.5
    5 5 5
    off

    Remarks (if any) :

    Client's Representative Consultant's Representative Contractor's Representative

     Elongation correction col.(5) due to initial Jacking force for removing initial cable slack shall be computed by linear interpolation
     Gross Cable Slip at both jacking end shall be computed by deducting the elongation remained at lock-off from the final elongation.
     Due to Jacking loss include extra force to the design Jacking force during the application of jacking force as per Jack literature.
     Before starting of stressing operation ensure that all pre-stressing equipment are in order and concrete has attained required strength.

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