Water Treatment: Earl Thomas Prestressed-Concrete Reservoir is World's Largest
Members Subjected to Torsion Combined with Other Actions
The combination of torsion with bending and shear (T-M-V) in members with both transverse and longitudinal reinforcement is the most commonly encountered combination in practical cases....
First of Its Kind
The crossing designed to replace the Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge, in New Haven, Connecticut, appears to be a cable-stayed bridge with unusually short towers but in fact is an extradosed...
Quality Control Test for Prestressing Wires in Concrete Pressure Pipe
Prestressed concrete cylinder pipe (PCCP) was introduced in 1942 as a high pressure capacity conduit for water transmission. The principal element of the design and construction that imparts...
Shear Performance of Prestressed RC Interior Beam-Column Joints
Control of Residual Displacements of RC Piers by Prestressing
Magnetic Perturbation Imaging for Prestressed Concrete Evaluation
Many prestressed concrete bridge structures in the United States and other parts of the world are over thirty years old and have shown various signs of distress. Corrosion or fracture...
Shear Strength of HPC I-Girders
Shear Strength of PC Beams: Parametric Study of Shear Friction and Concrete Softening
Time-Dependent Effects in Prestressed Concrete Composite Bridge Members
Seismic Behavior of Prestressed Concrete Beam-Column Joints
A New Hybrid Joist System
High Strength Concrete for Prestressed Concrete
An Introduction to the New Prestressed Masonry Code Provisions
Prestressed Masonry in the United States
European Perspective of Prestressed Masonry
Unbonded versus Bonded Tendons: Which is Better for Masonry?
Evaluation of Prestressed Concrete Girders Using Magnetic Flux Leakage
Testing of a Damaged Prestressed Concrete Bridge
Composite Bridge Technique in Europe Today
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