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8.1.
INTRODUCTION
- ADVANTAGES
economy of timber scaffolding; economy of manpower; high quality; low manufacture time; no weather problems; the joints are settled by design; the prestressing is suitable.
- DISADVANTAGES
- lower continuity and stiffness; - necessity of special mechanical devices (lifting cranes ); - design is more complex for different stages: manufacturing, transport, lifting, positioning, final state; - functional flexibility is restrained.
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SINGLE-STOREY STRUCTURES
- Types of precast elements: - linear - frames - parts of frames - LINEAR PRECAST ELEMENTS
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SINGLE-STOREY STRUCTURES
- PARTS OF FRAMES
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SINGLE-STOREY STRUCTURES
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SINGLE-STOREY STRUCTURES
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SINGLE-STOREY STRUCTURES
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SINGLE-STOREY STRUCTURES
- STRUCTURES MADE OF LINEAR ELEMENTS - Roof made of surface elements: - caissons; - TT elements; - T elements straight or curved; - hollow strips. - Static outline: - fixed columns + hinged beams; - fixed columns + fixed beams.
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MULTI-STOREY STRUCTURES
- Nodes have to be fixed to work at transversal and longitudinal efforts. - TYPES OF MULTI MULTI-STOREY STOREY STRUCTURES Made of linear elements:
- entirely precast: - with continuous columns; - with one storey columns; - with partial frames; - with flat slabs. - monolithic columns + p precast floors; ; - precast columns + monolithic floors; - lifted structures.
- p partially yp precast:
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MULTI-STOREY STRUCTURES
- STRUCTURES MADE OF LINEAR ELEMENTS ENTIRELY PRECAST With continuous columns + hinged beams
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MULTI-STOREY STRUCTURES
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MULTI-STOREY STRUCTURES
1 monolithic concrete 3 precast longitudinal beams 5 precast transversal beam 7 - precast longitudinal beams
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2p prestressed concrete slab p panel 4 precast RC continuous column + corbels 6 precast TT floor elements 8 precast RC continuous column + cantilevers
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MULTI-STOREY STRUCTURES
Wall
Window
Finish floor
Monolithic concrete
Wall
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MULTI-STOREY STRUCTURES
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MULTI-STOREY STRUCTURES
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PRECAST ELEMENTS
Part I
Lect. Dr. Sorin DAN Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete Structures
Part II
Part III
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PRECAST ELEMENTS
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PRECAST ELEMENTS
- SURFACE PRECAST ELEMENTS: - caisson; - TT and T (straight or curved); - hollow strips; - cellular concrete panels.
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PRECAST ELEMENTS
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JOINTS
- TYPES OF JOINTS - Function of manufacture: - Wet joints: welded or lapped reinforcement + cast inplace concrete; continuous joints. - Dry joints: welding of embedded steel shapes + protection concrete. - Mixed joints: combination of the previous two. - Prestressed j joints: continuous j joints. - Function of static behaviour: - Rigid joints - Hinges - Partially rigid
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JOINTS
monolithic concrete
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hinged joint
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JOINTS
mortar
stirrup
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stirrup
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Steel plate
Central column
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JOINTS
- SECONDARY BEAM PRIMARY BEAM JOINT 1 secondary beam 2 mortar 3 primary beam
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JOINTS
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DESIGN
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