Post-Tensioned Structures
CE 59700
Credit Hours:
1
Instructor:
Julio Ramirez
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Recall construction procedures and materials used with post-tensioned concrete members and in particular beams.
- Recall and apply the principles of design of mechanical losses in post-tensioned concrete members, including anchorage slip and friction.
- Recall and apply the principles of analysis to statically indeterminate post-tensioned concrete structures where deformations induced by pos-tensioning are restrained. Calculate the effects from such restraints in terms of axial forces, moments and shear forces.
- Recall and apply the principles of design for flexure, and shear of post-tensioned beams throughout the range of expected performance from initial to service and during unexpected overloads
Description:
In this 1-credit module, learn the essentials of design of post-tensioned concrete structures for use in concrete slabs or in preventing cracks and leakage in concrete water tanks.
Prerequisites:
CE 59700: Fundamentals of Prestressed Concrete and CE 47300: Reinforced Concrete Design or equivalent
Web Address:
https://purdue.brightspace.com/
Web Content:
Syllabus, grades, lecture notes, homework assignments, solutions and quizzes
Homework:
Three homework assignments will be assigned. 19% of grade
Quizzes:
Two timed quizzes. 19% of grade
Final Exam:
Take home exam, open source, submit only personal work. 62% of grade
Textbooks:
Recommended Texts: hardcopy, e-textbook.
- ACI 318-19, "Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete," American Concrete Institute.
- PCI Design Handbook, Prestressed Concrete Institute, Precast and Prestressed Concrete. 8th Edition.
- Prestressed Concrete Analysis and Design: Fundamentals, Antoine Naaman, Techno Press 3000, 2004, ISBN 0967493919, 9780967493916, 1072 pages
References for pages to read or refer to will be made throughout the lecture videos.
Additional Readings:
Zia, P.; Preston, H. K.; Scott, N. L.; and Workman, E. B., 1979, “Estimating Prestress Losses”, Concrete International, V. 1, No. 6, June, pp. 32-38.