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    Pre Stress Beam 4415 U Ls

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    The document provides specifications for calculating the ultimate moment capacity of prestressed concrete bridge beams. It includes the geometry, material properties, prestressing details, and calculations for 12 concrete sections. The depth to the neutral axis is calculated as 409.782 mm. Additional strains in the prestressing tendons due to bending are calculated. The total moment resistance is determined to be 16697.8 kNm, which meets the specified ductility requirements.

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    Pre Stress Beam 4415 U Ls

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    The document provides specifications for calculating the ultimate moment capacity of prestressed concrete bridge beams. It includes the geometry, material properties, prestressing details, and calculations for 12 concrete sections. The depth to the neutral axis is calculated as 409.782 mm. Additional strains in the prestressing tendons due to bending are calculated. The total moment resistance is determined to be 16697.8 kNm, which meets the specified ductility requirements.

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    The document provides specifications for calculating the ultimate moment capacity of prestressed concrete bridge beams. It includes the geometry, material properties, prestressing details, and calculations for 12 concrete sections. The depth to the neutral axis is calculated as 409.782 mm. Additional strains in the prestressing tendons due to bending are calculated. The total moment resistance is determined to be 16697.8 kNm, which meets the specified ductility requirements.

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    Pre Stress Beam 4415 U Ls

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    Ariel Zeballos Leaño
    The document provides specifications for calculating the ultimate moment capacity of prestressed concrete bridge beams. It includes the geometry, material properties, prestressing details, and calculations for 12 concrete sections. The depth to the neutral axis is calculated as 409.782 mm. Additional strains in the prestressing tendons due to bending are calculated. The total moment resistance is determined to be 16697.8 kNm, which meets the specified ductility requirements.

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    Prestressed Concrete Section to BD 44/15 - Clause 6.3.3.

    1 Ultimate Moment Capacity

    Section: Anywhere Bridge Beams and Deck Slab


    (Units: N & mm)

    Concrete
    btop bbottom dc fcu gmc
    Section 1 1800 1800 250 30 1.5
    Section 2 1750 1750 80 45 1.5
    Section 3 1750 250 220 45 1.5
    Section 4 250 250 900 45 1.5
    Section 5 250 650 200 45 1.5
    Section 6 650 650 400 45 1.5 Figure 1 (Concrete)
    Section 7
    Section 8
    Section 9 Section Profile
    Section 10
    Section 11
    Section 12

    Tendons Figure 3: Es = 200000 N/mm²

    Ast ds fpu fst Es gms


    layer 1 5004 1950 1670 916 200000 1.15
    layer 2 1668 1820 1670 916 200000 1.15
    layer 3
    layer 4
    layer 5
    layer 6
    layer 7
    layer 8
    layer 9
    layer 10
    layer 11
    layer 12
    Figure 3 (Tendons)
    Additional Reinforcement
    Ast ds fy Es gms
    layer 1
    layer 2
    layer 3
    layer 4
    layer 5
    layer 6
    layer 7
    layer 8
    layer 9
    layer 10
    layer 11
    layer 12 Figure 2 (Reinforcement)
    Strain in Tendons after all Losses (Prestrain)
    Prestressing Tendons - from Figure 3:
    Layer 1 Stress for strain at D = 0.8fpu/gm = 1161.7 N/mm²
    Stress for strain at E = fpu/gm = 1452.2 N/mm²
    Stress after all losses = 916 N/mm² < 1161.7 N/mm² Hence 0 to D part of graph applies.
    Prestrain = fst / Es = 0.00458
    Layer 2 Stress for strain at D = 0.8fpu/gm = 1161.7 N/mm²
    Stress for strain at E = fpu/gm = 1452.2 N/mm²
    Stress after all losses = 916 N/mm² < 1161.7 N/mm² Hence 0 to D part of graph applies.
    Prestrain = fst / Es = 0.00458

    Depth to Neutral Axis = x = 409.782 mm. (Calculated by iteration until total compressive force = total tension force)
    Compression Tension
    Force Lever Arm Force Lever Arm
    Section 1 6030 284.782 Tendon Layer 1 7266.68 1540.22
    Section 2 2599.33 121.507 Tendon Layer 2 2422.23 1410.22
    Section 3 1059.58 53.4255
    9688.9 9688.9

    Additional Strain in Tendons Due to Bending - from Figure 3:


    Layer 1 Strain = 0.0035(1950 - 409.782)/409.782 = 0.013155
    Prestrain = 0.00458
    Total strain = e = 0.013155 + 0.00458 = 0.017735
    Total strain = e = 0.017735 > 0.012261 Hence E+ part of graph applies.
    Stress in tendon = fpu/gm = 1452.2 N/mm²
    Moment about neutral axis for tendon force = -Ast·ssT(x - ds) = -5004·1452.2·(409.782-1950) = 11192.3 kNm
    Layer 2 Strain = 0.0035(1820 - 409.782)/409.782 = 0.012045
    Prestrain = 0.00458
    Total strain = e = 0.012045 + 0.00458 = 0.016625
    Total strain = e = 0.016625 > 0.012261 Hence E+ part of graph applies.
    Stress in tendon = fpu/gm = 1452.2 N/mm²
    Moment about neutral axis for tendon force = -Ast·ssT(x - ds) = -1668·1452.2·(409.782-1820) = 3415.9 kNm

    Total moment from steel forces = 11192.3 + 3415.9 = 14608.1 kNm


    The moment from concrete forces is obtained by integrating the product of the concrete stess from Figure 1,
    the concrete area and the distance from the neutral axis.
    Total moment from concrete forces = 2089.7 kNm
    Moment of resistance of Section = 2089.7 + 14608.1 = 16697.8 kNm

    Ductility Requirements
    Total area of stressed tendons = 6672 mm²
    25% of the total area of stressed tendons = 1668 mm²
    Area of outermost layer of tendons = 5004mm²
    Hence 25% of the total stressed tendon area lies within outermost layer.
    Strain at centroid of outermost tendon = 0.017735
    Limiting Strain from Clause 6.3.3.1 = 0.005 + fpu/(gmEs) = 0.012261

    The calculated ultimate moment 16697.8kNm meets the ductility requirements


    x y Figure 3: Es = 200000 N/mm²
    0 2050 Figure 3: Es = 165000 N/mm²
    1 900 2050 Figure 4: Es = 200000 N/mm²
    1 900 1800 Figure 4: Es = 175000 N/mm²
    2 875 1800
    2 875 1720 1
    3 875 1720
    3 125 1500
    4 125 1500
    4 125 600
    5 125 600
    5 325 400
    6 325 400
    6 325 0
    7 0 0
    7 0 0
    8 0 0
    8 0 0
    9 0 0
    9 0 0
    10 0 0
    10 0 0
    11 0 0
    11 0 0
    12 0 0
    12 0 0
    12 0 0
    12 0 0
    11 0 0
    11 0 0
    10 0 0
    10 0 0
    9 0 0
    9 0 0
    8 0 0
    8 0 0
    7 0 0
    7 0 0
    6 -325 0
    6 -325 400
    5 -325 400
    5 -125 600
    4 -125 600
    4 -125 1500
    3 -125 1500
    3 -875 1720
    2 -875 1720
    2 -875 1800
    1 -900 1800
    1 -900 2050
    0 2050

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