TIME-DEPENDENT EFFECTS IN PRESTRESSED CONCRETE COMPOSITE BRIDGE MEMBERS
Xiaming Huo, M K Tadros
Abstract
Xiaming Huo, M K Tadros
Abstract
This paper shows how to take advantage of reduced creep and shrinkage parameters associated with high performance concrete (HPC) in better predicting prestress losses and deflections at various stages of construction and bridge service. Three examples are presented to illustrate the theory and the significance of accurate analysis compared to standard multipliers.
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This paper shows how to take advantage of reduced creep and shrinkage parameters associated with high performance concrete (HPC) in better predicting prestress losses and deflections at various stages of construction and bridge service. Three examples are presented to illustrate the theory and the significance of accurate analysis compared to standard multipliers.
Key concepts: Creep, Structural engineering, Shrinkage, Prestressed concrete, Bridge (graph theory), Composite number, Engineering, Forensic engineering