Use of fiber reinforced polymer composite cable for post-tensioning application : [summary].

Mirmiran, Amir; Florida International University

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Use of fiber reinforced polymer composite cable for post-tensioning application : [summary].

2015-05-01
By Mirmiran, Amir

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Mirmiran, Amir
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Florida International University
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Alternatives Analysis Box Girder Bridges Bridge Piers Cables Carbon Fibers Creep Tests Feasibility Analysis Fiber Reinforced Polymers Posttensioning Prestressed Concrete Bridges Steel Wire
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BDV29-977-10
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Brief
Geographical Coverage:

Florida
Corporate Publisher:

Florida. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

Post-tensioning is a method frequently used in construction of segmental bridges, continuous

I-girder bridges, and piers. It involves using tendons, which are multiple strands, usually

steel, installed through voids formed by ducts either inside or outside the concrete structure.

These voids are then filled with a cementitious grout and sealed. In the past 15+ years, there

has been a rise in durability issues related to post-tensioning tendons as a result of poor

grouting practices or grout inconsistencies. These durability concerns can lead to expensive

maintenance issues or possibly tendon

failure, depending on the severity.
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