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Post-Tensioning In Building Structures
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Post-Tensioning In Building Structures
Post-Tensioning In Building Structures
Abstract:
This paper outlines the major advantages of the use of post-tensioning in building structures. Economics of the post-tensioning slab system are discussed including relative material contents, speed of construction, and
factors affecting the cost of post-tensioning. Various post-tensioned structural systems are presented, along with their relative advantages, applicability to various situations, and span to depth ratios to enable a
designer to select the correct slab and beam thickness for a variety of situations. Finally, a discussion on the flexibility of post-tensioned building structures in terms of future uses, new floor penetrations and demolition is
presented.
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