What is the modulus of rupture of the high strength concrete in psi when fc' 

= 7500
psi? Express your answer in two decimal places only.

649.52

The beam shown in Figure 1 has an effective total prestress of 240 kips. Assuming
the tendons are placed at the kern point, determine its location at the ends of the
beam. Express your answer in inch with two decimal places.
4.66

The beam shown in Figure 2 has a 30-ft simple span, fc' = 5000 psi, fpu = 250,000
psi, and the initial prestress is 160,000 psi, fpy = 0.85 fpu, and 10% losses.
Calculate the concrete stresses at top of the beam at midspan immediately after the
tendons are cut. Express your answer in ksi with three decimal places. If the
answer is negative, indicate its sign in your final answer, otherwise do not.

0.183

The recommended creep coefficient for posttensioned is 2.0, while 1.6 is

recommended for pretensioned sections.

False

In prestressed concrete, the rectangular sections as compared to I's and T's sections
are the most economical in the viewpoint of formwork alone.

True

The beam shown in Figure 2 has a 30-ft simple span, fc' = 5000 psi, fpu = 250,000
psi, and the initial prestress is 160,000 psi, and 10% losses. Compute the cracking
moment of the beam if fpy = 200,000 psi. Express your answer in ft-kip with two
decimal places. 
144.74

The beam shown in Figure 2 has a 30-ft simple span, fc' = 5000 psi, fpu = 250,000
psi, and the initial prestress is 160,000 psi, fpy = 0.85 fpu, and 10% losses.
Calculate the deflection at the centerline of the beam immediately after the cables
are cut. Assume cable stress = 160,000 psi. Express your answer in inch with three
decimal places. If the deflection is negative, indicate it in your final answer,
otherwise do not.
-0.225

The beam shown in Figure 2 has a 30-ft simple span, fc' = 5000 psi, fpu = 250,000
psi, and the initial prestress is 160,000 psi, fpy = 0.85 fpu, and 10% losses.
Calculate the concrete stresses at bottom of the beam at midspan immediately after
the tendons are cut. Express your answer in ksi with three decimal places. If the
answer is negative, indicate its sign in your final answer, otherwise do not.
-1.041

The beam shown in Figure 1 has an effective total prestress of 240 kips. Calculate
the fiber stresses in ksi at top of the beam shown at the ends. The tendons are
assumed to be straight. If the answer is negative, indicate it in your answer. If it is
positive, neglect the positive sign in your answer. Express your answer in  three
decimal places.

0.776

The beam shown in Figure 1 has an effective total prestress of 240 kips. Calculate
the fiber stresses in ksi at top of the beam shown at the centerline. The tendons are
assumed to be straight. If the answer is negative, indicate it in your answer. If it is
positive, neglect the positive sign in your answer. Express your answer in  three
decimal places.
-1.024

The beam shown in Figure 2 has a 30-ft simple span, fc' = 5000 psi, fpu = 250,000
psi, and the initial prestress is 160,000 psi, fpy = 0.85 fpu, and 10% losses. What
maximum service load can this beam support in addition to its own weight if
allowable stresses of 0.6 fc' in compression and 12 fc' in tension are permitted .
Express your answer in kip/ft with three decimal places. 
1.605

The beam shown in Figure 1 has an effective total prestress of 240 kips. Calculate
the fiber stresses in ksi at bottom of the beam shown at the centerline. The tendons
are assumed to be straight. If the answer is negative, indicate it in your answer. If it
is positive, neglect the positive sign in your answer. Express your answer in  three
decimal places.
-0.118

The beam shown in Figure 1 has an effective total prestress of 240 kips. Calculate
the fiber stresses in ksi at bottom of the beam shown at the ends. The tendons are
assumed to be straight. If the answer is negative, indicate it in your answer. If it is
positive, neglect the positive sign in your answer. Express your answer in  three
decimal places.
-1.918

The beam shown in Figure 2 has a 30-ft simple span, fc' = 5000 psi, fpu = 250,000
psi, and the initial prestress is 160,000 psi, and 10% losses. Compute the
permissible ultimate moment capacity of the beam if fpy =200,000 psi. Express
your answer in ft-kip with two decimal places. 
300

The following are the causes of prestress losses except,

Decrease in compressive
strength

Prestressed forces are usually applied to pretensioned members much earlier in the

age of the concrete than for posttensioned members.

True