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Design of PSC Girder: CG T T B B
Design of PSC Girder: CG T T B B
A = 1.371 m2 Icg =
Yt = 0.585 m Zt =
Yb = 1.415 m Zb =
Cable force
Cables are stressed from both the end.
Calculation of forces in the cables before and after slip (slip = 6
Section length of k = 0.002 Angle mu = 0.17 x=kl+ e-x
section theta calculated
l in (m) k*l in rad for each
Force Diagram
Calculation of slip
SUMMARY OF CABLE FORCE AFTER SLIP:
)CABLE ELONGATION
= 2.08E-04
... Creep loss = creep strain x modulus of elasticity of H.T ste
= 2.08E-04 x
= 405.33 kg/cm2.
= 1.30E-04 x
= 253.50 kg/cm2.
= -213.34 kg/cm2.
... Total loss = 405.33 + 253.5 +
= 682.75 kg/cm2.
The 1st Stage Prestressing is done after 3 days of casting of girder or after
the concrete has attained a cube strength of 200 kg/cm2., whichever is later.
... The max. permissible comp. stress:
i) 0.5 x 200 = 100 kg/cm2.
No tensile stress shall be allowed except under partial D.L in the extreme fibre limited to 1/10
of the permissible compressive stress which will disappear completely, when full D.L is
allowed to act.
Referring cl. 8.00 of Design
The permissible temporary tensile compr= 100.00 = 10.00
after 1st stage prestress 10
Tensile stress in the bottom fibre = kg/cm2.
before second stage of prestress >
kg/cm2. SAFE
Mult = 0.9 x db x As x fp
where
As = Area of high tensile steel
fp = the ultimate tensile strength of steel
db = the depth of the beam from the maximum compression edge to the
cg of steel tendons
.= ( Vu - Vc )100
c) shear reinforcement
Aw ( cm2 / m ) .= ( Vu - Vc )100
0.87 fy dt
Fbst = 0.2140
Pk
Fbst = 0.214
0
17.8 10.6
h1=0.3h<0.15m h1 4 0.7
h2=0.3h<0.10m h2
0.8
h3=0.3h<0.15m h3
2.1 6.6
positive temperature diff reverse temperature
The procedure adopted for longitudinal analysis for temperature gradient is as generally d
in the text "Bridge Deck Behaviour" by C. Hambly.
Assume that the deck experiences temperature change which induces stresses while the d
rigidly restrained throughout and then the effects of releasing the theoretical restraints ar
superimposed.
Section properties:
The thermal stresses shall be evaluated for each of the longitudinal members of the grid
separately for different depth and for solid slab in the cantilever portion and shall be as sh
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EQUIVALENT SECTION OF
PSC GIRDER FOR PURPOSE
OF EVALUATING THERMAL
STRESSES
Material properties:
For the purpose of calculating thermal effects, the material properties shall be
a) Coefficient of thermal expans= 0.0000117 / OC
for concrete and steel
b) Modulus of elasticity = 0.5 times the short term modulus
= 0.5 x 3.35E+05
= 167500.0 kg/cm2
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properties of section
area = #REF! cm2
cg from bottom = #REF! cm acting at
force F1 = #REF! #REF!
F2 = #REF! #REF!
F3 = #REF! #REF!
F = F1+F2+F3 #REF! kg #REF! t #REF!
- = #REF! kg/cm2
- =
-
0.175 + 4.12
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stress in average stress stess due to
restrained deck due to compression restraint moment
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gives compressive stress I deck slab and soffit slab of the girder and tensile stress in the w
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properties of section
area = #REF! cm2
cg from bottom = #REF! cm acting at
F1 = #REF! #REF!
F2 = #REF! #REF!
F3 = #REF! #REF!
F4 = #REF! #REF!
F = F1+F2+F3+F4 = #REF! kg #REF! t #REF!
moment at cg = #REF! x #REF! = #REF!
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1
m
deg
m
m
m
nos
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
40
40
2-6
2
0.1990 m4
0.2237 m3
0.2312 m3
m
x
m
0.553 m4
0.945 m3
0.390 m3
7-17
7
9
11
12
13
15
16
18
m
m
mm at jack end)
ence section (in kN)
= 0 T 13 x 98.74
= mm .
2
= 1.95E+04 N/mm2.
29
30
31
maturity and
maturity
2 stress in concrete at the
stressing steel.
54.41
100
days
1.95E+06
8.72
tonnes
x 18.733
tonnes
cm2.
+ 0 of 19 T 13
+ 0 x 18.7606
= 8163.9355 kg/cm2.
x -0.87 %
-213.34 + 237.26
8.36 %
33
34
37
38
+ 585.00
39
= 0.430
= 335410.2 kg/cm2.
= 28.85 kg/cm2.
= 7500 cm2.
= 216339.577 kg
= 216.34 t
40
43
sing or after
either due to
450
5-5 )
of girder or after
kg/cm2.
... SAFE
of girder or after
( At Section 6-6 )
kg/cm2.
(Section 6-6 )
( At Section 4-4 )
( At Section 6-6 )
( At Section 6-6 )
..
.
45
47
48
51
54
55
56
57
upward deflection.
59
141
x 0.0533
cm2.
ties shall be
m modulus
am kg/cm2
34.88
7.84
4.12
cm from cg
cm from cg
cm from cg
cm from cg
kgcm
tm
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1.57
12.93
cm from cg
cm from cg
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cm from cg
kgcm
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=
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150
159
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SECTIONS
Bending moment due to superimposed dead load is taken from output of Grid analysis
Superimposed dead load
UDL on outer member
Reaction due to crashbarrier
on girder G1 and G3
(a) crash barrier = 0.3335 x
(b) wearing coat floor load = 0.065 x
(c) railing = 0.2 x
IMPACT FACTOR = 1 +
Class A 2 lanes
IMPACT FACTOR = 1 +
IMPACT FACTOR = 1 +
= 500 -(
= #REF! kg/m2.
width of footpath = 1.5
load on kerb = 365.0 x
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2.500 x #REF! = #REF! t
t of Grid analysis
1 x 2.4 = 0.800 t/m
1 x 2.3 = 0.150 t/m2
1 x 2.4 = 0.480 t/m
SECTION
3-3 4-4 5-5 6-6
4.5 = #REF!
6 + #REF!
SECTION
3-3 4-4 5-5 6-6
4.5 = #REF!
6 + #REF!
SECTION
3-3 4-4 5-5 6-6
4.5 = #REF!
6 + #REF!
SECTION
3-3 4-4 5-5 6-6
c/c bearings
40L-300 )
9
40 x #REF! - 300 )
9
say 365.0 kg/m2.
SECTION
3-3 4-4 5-5 6-6
SECTION
3-3 4-4 5-5 6-6