Webinar: Best Practices when Considering Post-Tensioned Girder Bridges
Author: Hatem M. Seliem
Publish Date: 2 Apr, 2020
Continuous post-tensioned bridges are very efficient structures. By eliminating the need for deck joints, this requires less maintenance, which is a significant saving in the long-term. Precast prestressed concrete (PPC) girder bridges are made continuous by using cast-in-place closure joints combined with continuous draped post-tensioning tendons. The webinar will present the proper modeling of continuous post-tensioned girder bridges utilizing staged construction for the time dependency. And checking the load rating by using the resulting internal forces received from the detailed finite element analysis.
Agenda
01 Bridge Description
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- Continuous, post-tensioned precast girder bridge
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02 Finite Element Modeling
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- Staged-construction
- Tendon profiling
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03 Refined Analysis
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- Primary and Secondary moments
- Losses
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04 Load Rating
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- Permanent Load
- Vehicular Load
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