Pre-Stressed Beams Under Direct Bending and Sustained Loading

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Rao, K L

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 22, Issue 10, 1944

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 22, Issue 10, 1944

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WHILE many advantages of pre-stressed concrete beams over the ordinary reinforced concrete beam, such as reduction of deflections, lighter construction, greater safety against cracks, and possibilities for precast work, have been recognised, there is a widespread fear among engineers that these advantages may be lost due to a considerable
loss of prestress in course of time. Uncertainty is also felt about the exact effects of pre-stressing on a normal reinforced concrete beam.

Dr. K.L. Rao

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