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Post-tension calculations for Full Depth Precast Panels on steel beams

Post-tension calculations for Full Depth Precast Panels on steel beams

Post-tension calculations for Full Depth Precast Panels on steel beams

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I have re-deck project with full depth precast panels on steel beems (2-74' spans, continious beams). I am following PCI NorthEast Full Depth Deck Panels Guidelines (Second Edition) and AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications in my design. Looking for a guidance/set of calculations for the similar bridge.
Thx.

RE: Post-tension calculations for Full Depth Precast Panels on steel beams

Are you looking to replace the PS panels, or just put a new wear slab over them?

Mike McCann
MMC Engineering
http://mmcengineering.tripod.com

RE: Post-tension calculations for Full Depth Precast Panels on steel beams

(OP)
It is a re-deck project to replace a conventional concrete slab with Precast Panels. Since, bridge width is 66'-4" I have two panels with longitudinal pour at the crown. Post-tension is in longitudinal direction (direction of traffic).

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