题名: |
Precast, prestressed concrete products for infrastructure |
正文语种: |
eng |
作者: |
Stephen J. Seguirant;Richard Miller |
作者单位: |
Concrete Technol-ogy Corp. in Tacoma Wash;Department of Civil and Environmental Engi-neering at the University of Cincinnati in Ohio |
关键词: |
Bridge; deck; infrastructure; lifting loop; NCHRP; National Cooperative Highway Research Project; precast concrete; prestressed concrete; strand; UHPC; ultra-high-performance concrete |
摘要: |
For decades, PCI-funded research has contributed significantly to the use of precast, prestressed concrete products for infrastructure, primarily bridges and waterfront structures. Some research projects have had a direct impact on the design of both superstructure and substructure components, while others have planted the seed for further, more extensive research. One Daniel P. Jenny Fellowship1 that had a direct impact on bridge design was the development of the NU prestressed concrete Ⅰ-girder series in Nebraska. Concurrent with the advancement of high-strength concrete and larger-diameter prestressing strands, these girder sections are significantly more efficient than their forerunners. This research also served as the starting point for development of the WF Ⅰ-girder series in Washington State.2 In some cases, the increased efficiency of these sections has reduced the required number of girders in a given bridge compared with the older girder sections of the same span and depth. Obtainable pretensioned concrete Ⅰ-girder lengths have also increased up to the current maximum of 223 ft (68 m). Other states have also adopted girder sections of similar proportions as local standards. |
出版年: |
2023 |
期刊名称: |
PCI Journal |
卷: |
68 |
期: |
3 |
页码: |
32-34 |