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Electives Format MID TERMMOMNTRE
Electives Format MID TERMMOMNTRE
RASIKA WANKHADE
FOURTH YEAR B. ARCH. | ELECTIVES – V | 2022-23
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TITLE OF STUDY | 2
CONTENTS / INDEX
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY
ESTABLISH
NEED/SIGNIICANCE
CHAPTER 2
ADVANTAGE
DISADVANTAGE
PRINCIPLES
CHAPTER 3
IS CODE
CHAPTER 4
CHAPTER 5
CASE STUDY
1.1 INTRODUCTION
A prestressed concrete member can be defined as one in which there have been
introduced internal stresses of such magnitude and distribution that the stresses.
resulting from the given external loading are counter forted to a desired value.
Concrete is strong in compression but weak in tension. Due to such a low tensile .
capacity, flexural cracks developed at early ages of loading in order to prevent or
reduce such cracks from developing, a concentric or .eccentric force is imposed in
the longitudinal direction of the structural element .This force prevents the cracks
from developing by eliminating or considerably reducing the tensile stresses at the
critical mid span or support sections at service . load, thereby raising the binding,
shear, and torsion capacities of the sections.The sections are then able to behave
elastically, and almost the full capacity of the concrete in compression can be
efficiently PRE-STRESS CONSTRUCTION utilized across the entire depth of the
concrete sections when all loads act on the structure, such an imposed .longitudinal
force is called prestressing force.
In India, the applications of prestressed concrete diversified over the years. The first
prestressed concrete bridge was built in 1948 under the Assam Rail Link Project.
Among bridges, the Pamban Road Bridge at Rameswaram, Tamil NAdu, remains a
classic example of the use of prestressed concrete Girders.
First concept
Second concept
Third concept
SIGNIFICANCE / NEED
AIM
OBJECTIVE
Identify the different RRC and Prestressed Concrete beam for various
span.
Explain the advantage of using various beam span.
Comparative anaylsis of RCC and Prestressed concrete bean of various
span.
METHODOLOGY
SELECTION OF TOPIC.
SELECTION OF SUBTOPIC.
A longer span length increases untroubled floor space and parking facilities.
Thinner slabs are important for high-rise buildings as with the same amount of cost,
it can construct more slabs than traditional thicker slabs
As the span length is larger, fewer joints are needed than in traditional RC
structures. PRE-STRESS CONSTRUCTION
Because of fewer joints, maintenance cost also becomes reduced during the design
life as joints are the major locus of weakness in a concrete building.
Under service loading conditions, the structural member sections remain untracked.
As a result steel corrosion is reduced and long-term durability is achieved
It resists stresses that are higher than normal RCC structures and is free from
cracks.
In this type of concrete, multiple uses of formwork are possible. It can reduce the
formwork amount
Construction cost is a little higher than RCC structures as it costs higher for high-
strength materials.
• Large prestressing force are applied to the member by the tendons, high bearing
stresses are developed at the ends by the anchoring devices. The anchorages are
generally designed to be meant for use only for high strength concrete work.
• Busting stresses liable to at the ends of the beam cannot be satisfactorily resisted
by low strength concrete work.
• When stress transfer to concrete has to take place by bond action, the concrete
should have a high strength concrete.
Types of prestressing:
R.C.C. And Prestressed Concrete Beams, which include the design and estimates of
R.C.C. and Pre-stressed concrete beams of various spans. The aim of this work is to
design large span R.C.C. beam as well as prestressed concrete portal beams variety
and then compare the results. The idea is to reach a superior conclusion regarding
the superiority of the two techniques over one another. A couple of cases were
comprehensively analyses by ETABS 2015 software and designed manually of both
the R.C.C. and Prestressed concrete beams. Based on the manual design
procedure, a computer program in MS EXCEL was developed for designing both
R.C.C. and prestressed concrete portal beam. A separate program was developed
for estimating. A number of cases were studied from 10m, 12m, 15m and 18m span.
In India R.C.C structures are commonly used for residential as well as commercial
buildings or we can say for short span buildings. In R.C.C. beams depth of beam
increases with increase with span because of deflection limitation. To surmise,
R.C.C beams shall be the suitable for small to medium span but the superiority of
prestressed concrete beam undisputable for longer spans.
Prestressed concrete is the most recent major form of construction introduced in the
structural engineering because it has its own advantage like, the size or dimension of
structural members are reduced, which may increase the clearances or reduce
storey heights. It also permits the use of large spans (greater than 30 m) with
shallow members, even when heavy load are encountered. The prestressing
technique has eliminated the weakness of concrete in tension and hence crack free
members of structure are obtained.
Now a day’s in India Prestressed Concrete structure is more popular as it will give
the more storey heights in commercial building and industrial building. For small
span R.C.C. structure is more suitable but where column spacing is more and space
requirement is essential then prestressed concrete structure is most suitable for
large span.
Conclusion
It
could be concluded that the prestressed concrete beam is economical for span
10 m to 18 m in terms of cost. As the span is increasing the cost percentage also
goes on increasing with reduction in beam section. In prestressed concrete the
beam section is reduced and it will give more headroom and results in lesser
deflection as compared to R.C.C. beam.