2000
DOI: 10.3130/aijs.65.161_2
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Analytical Study on Prestressed Concrete Sub-Frame Assembled by Post-Tensioning Considering Bond-Slip Chartacteristic Between Prestressing Steel and Concrete

Abstract: An analytical work was conducted on a prestressed eencrete sub − f亡ame assembled by pos 卜tensioning . Layered element analysis consider − ing bond − slip characte 【 istics of prestressing tendon was used . 皿 1e larger ratie of average effec 重 ivc prestress to compressive strength of conc τe重 e in the section and the smaller ratio ofaverage effective prestress to O2 % offset yield stress of 壮he tendon were assigned , the larger difference of fiexural strength betWeen the cases with and withou 重consideration of … Show more

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“…Due to the differences in the materials of side span and main span and the stiffness discontinuity, stress tends to accumulate in the vicinity of steel-concrete joint of the hybrid girder. Besides, this section is found with a relatively large internal force, so it stands for a dangerous section and weak link of the entire bridge under structural stress [13][14][15], making it necessary to analyze force transfer mechanism in details. This bridge's steel-concrete joint adopts C50 low shrinkage concrete-filled rear bearing structure.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Due to the differences in the materials of side span and main span and the stiffness discontinuity, stress tends to accumulate in the vicinity of steel-concrete joint of the hybrid girder. Besides, this section is found with a relatively large internal force, so it stands for a dangerous section and weak link of the entire bridge under structural stress [13][14][15], making it necessary to analyze force transfer mechanism in details. This bridge's steel-concrete joint adopts C50 low shrinkage concrete-filled rear bearing structure.…”
Section: Project Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%