This project investigated the relationship between predicted and measured girder cambers. For more than three years, researchers collected camber data on girders of various depths and lengths from the time of strand release until shipment to the job site. Researchers used three camber prediction methods to compare with the measured values: PCI method, Branson's timestep approach, and "CRACK" analysis program by Ghali et. al. The Branson time-step approach resulted in the closest predictions to the measured cambers. The PCI method, although simple, gave reasonable long-term camber results compared with the more detailed methods.Minnesota Department of Transportatio
The discrepancies between the designed and measured camber of precast pretensioned concrete beams (P...
2019January 29, 2018 \u2013 April 1, 2019PDFTech ReportFHWA/MDOT-RD-19-288MS-DOT-RD-19-288BridgesCom...
PDFBriefIHRB Project TR-625InTrans Project 11-390CurvaturePrecast concretePrestressed concreteBeamsA...
The camber at the time of bridge erection of prestressed concrete bridge girders predicted by the Mi...
Many precast, prestressed concrete girders have camber less or higher than the design values. This d...
US Transportation Collection2019PDFTech ReportMante, David MBarnes, Robert W.Schindler, Anton K.Hofr...
US Transportation Collection2019PDFTech ReportMante, David MBarnes, Robert W.Schindler, Anton K.Hofr...
US Transportation Collection2021PDFTech ReportOrton, SarahGopalaratnam, Vellore S.Elawardi, AliHolt,...
Accurate predictions of camber and prestress losses for prestressed concrete bridge girders are esse...
A methodology to predict each stage of camber and displacements in composite prestressed concrete an...
US Transportation Collection2021PDFTech ReportCakmak, FurkanMenkulasi, FatmirEamon, Christopher D.Vi...
PDFTech Reporthttp://ntl.bts.gov/lib/55000/55600/55683/IADOT_TR_625_InTrans_Honarvar_Improving_Cambe...
Prestressing of concrete is the introduction of permanent internal stresses in a structure or system...
The discrepancies between the designed and measured camber of precast pretensioned concrete beams (P...
US Transportation Collection2019PDFTech ReportAlmohammedi, AhmedHale, W MicahUniversity of Arkansas,...
The discrepancies between the designed and measured camber of precast pretensioned concrete beams (P...
2019January 29, 2018 \u2013 April 1, 2019PDFTech ReportFHWA/MDOT-RD-19-288MS-DOT-RD-19-288BridgesCom...
PDFBriefIHRB Project TR-625InTrans Project 11-390CurvaturePrecast concretePrestressed concreteBeamsA...
The camber at the time of bridge erection of prestressed concrete bridge girders predicted by the Mi...
Many precast, prestressed concrete girders have camber less or higher than the design values. This d...
US Transportation Collection2019PDFTech ReportMante, David MBarnes, Robert W.Schindler, Anton K.Hofr...
US Transportation Collection2019PDFTech ReportMante, David MBarnes, Robert W.Schindler, Anton K.Hofr...
US Transportation Collection2021PDFTech ReportOrton, SarahGopalaratnam, Vellore S.Elawardi, AliHolt,...
Accurate predictions of camber and prestress losses for prestressed concrete bridge girders are esse...
A methodology to predict each stage of camber and displacements in composite prestressed concrete an...
US Transportation Collection2021PDFTech ReportCakmak, FurkanMenkulasi, FatmirEamon, Christopher D.Vi...
PDFTech Reporthttp://ntl.bts.gov/lib/55000/55600/55683/IADOT_TR_625_InTrans_Honarvar_Improving_Cambe...
Prestressing of concrete is the introduction of permanent internal stresses in a structure or system...
The discrepancies between the designed and measured camber of precast pretensioned concrete beams (P...
US Transportation Collection2019PDFTech ReportAlmohammedi, AhmedHale, W MicahUniversity of Arkansas,...
The discrepancies between the designed and measured camber of precast pretensioned concrete beams (P...
2019January 29, 2018 \u2013 April 1, 2019PDFTech ReportFHWA/MDOT-RD-19-288MS-DOT-RD-19-288BridgesCom...
PDFBriefIHRB Project TR-625InTrans Project 11-390CurvaturePrecast concretePrestressed concreteBeamsA...