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* Chris Burgoyne: [http://www-civ.eng.cam.ac.uk/cjb/papers/historypsc.pdf Analysis of Continuous Prestressed Concrete Beams], March 26, 2005 - provides overview of analysis and design methods from 1940s to 20001
* Chris Burgoyne: [http://www-civ.eng.cam.ac.uk/cjb/papers/historypsc.pdf Analysis of Continuous Prestressed Concrete Beams], March 26, 2005 - provides overview of analysis and design methods from 1940s to 20001
 
* Hemant Gor: [http://www.sefindia.org/forum/files/PT_design_and_const_by_Hemant_Gor_461.pdf Design and Construction of P/T Concrete Structures], August 28, 2008 - presentation with practical tips and photos related to the design of P/T structures


== Organizations ==
== Organizations ==

Revision as of 13:33, 14 May 2009

Key References

  • Leonhardt, F.: Prestressed Concrete Design and Construction, 2nd Edition, 1963

Other References

Organizations

 

Home > Topics > Prestressed Concrete e
Overview Overview  · Hyperstatic forces
Prestress losses Friction losses  · Anchorage set losses
Miscellaneous Tendon  · Post-Tensioning  · Partial prestressing  · Restraint moment  · Prestressing as action or resistance  · Standard prestressed girders  · Magnel diagram

      Related Topics Reinforced Concrete

 

Topics e
Prerequisites Mathematics
Theories Plasticity
Analysis Traditional analysis methods  · Computational analysis methods  · Stability  · Dynamics
Design Materials  · Design codes  · Seismic  · Geotechnical  · Fatigue
Materials Steel  · Concrete  · Prestressed concrete  · Masonry  · Timber  · Composites
Structural Systems Conceptual design  · Buildings  · Bridges
Structural Components Abutment  · Anchor rod  · Bearing  · Cable  · Cross frame  · Expansion joint  · Pile and pile group  · Pier  · Splice  · Stiffener
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