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Prestressed concrete is a form of
concrete used in construction. It is
substantially "
prestressed" (compressed)
during production, in a
manner that strengthens...
- In
structural engineering, a
prestressed structure is a load-bearing
structure whose overall integrity,
stability and
security depend, primarily, on prestressing:...
- made
using prestressed concrete and are also
referred to as
beams in beam-and-block
slabs or as ribs in rib-and-block slabs.
These prestressed concrete...
- industry,
represented primarily by of the Precast/
Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI),
focuses on
prestressed concrete elements and on
other precast concrete...
- This page is a
glossary of
Prestressed concrete terms.
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Notes References actual extension...
- Diego–Coronado Bridge,
locally referred to as the
Coronado Bridge, is a
prestressed concrete/steel
girder bridge fixed-link,
crossing over San
Diego Bay...
- 4-foot (1.2 m) wide
prestressed double tee section. Non-
prestressed double tees were
constructed in
Miami in 1952
followed by
prestressed double tees in 1953...
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traffic use
trusses built from
structural steel, or box
girders built from
prestressed concrete. The
steel truss cantilever bridge was a
major engineering breakthrough...
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concrete reinforced bridge was
designed and
built by
Joseph Monier in 1875.
Prestressed concrete and post-tensioned
concrete were
pioneered by Eugène Freyssinet...
- a
French structural and
civil engineer. He was the
major pioneer of
prestressed concrete.
Freyssinet was born in at Objat, Corrèze, France. He worked...
