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b= 200mm d=500mm
C. A pretensioned beam of rectangular section 400 mm wide and 600 mm overall depth is
stressed by 1700 mm2 of high-tensile wires located 100 mm from the soffit of the section.
If the characteristic cube strength of concrete is 50 N/mm2 and the tensile strength of
prestressing steel is 1600 N/mm2, estimate the flexural strength of the section using the
British code recommendations. Assume the effective prestress after all losses as 940
N/mm2.
D. For the Prestressed beam (load balancing approach) 25 m long who has a dead load of 10
Kn and a live load of 15 Kn, find for its ultimate moment of the I beam given the
dimension of the flange which is 500mm by 200mm, with its corresponding total height
of 1000mm and web width of 100mm. Provide for the standard constants.
F. Discuss the web reinforcement and anchorage zone web reinforcement of a prestressed
concrete beam.
The best solution for prestressed floors is by testing the given area and determining its
capacity and by knowing it we can assume a safe and secure building.