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EN 1992-1-1:2004+A1:2014

EC2 Prestressed Concrete Design

Section-level design of pre- and post-tensioned concrete members to Eurocode 2 — with every prestress-loss calculation traceable back to the clause and factor used.

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Planned Scope

Rectangular / T / I sections, single or multiple tendon groups. Bonded and unbonded post-tensioning. Every step will show the Eurocode clause and the value of each factor used, matching the style of the EC3 Steel and EC2 R/C tools.

1

Section geometry & properties

Gross and transformed section properties (A, I, zt, zb), self-weight, moment of resistance at extreme fibres.

§5.10
2

Initial prestress limits

σp,max at jacking and immediately after transfer against the Eurocode limits (min of 0.80·fpk, 0.90·fp0.1k) and (min of 0.75·fpk, 0.85·fp0.1k).

§5.10.2
3

Immediate losses

Elastic shortening (Eq 5.44), friction (Eq 5.45), anchorage draw-in and wedge slip.

§5.10.4–5.10.5
4

Time-dependent losses

Creep, shrinkage and steel relaxation combined via Eq (5.46) with φ(∞,t0), εcs and Δσpr.

§5.10.6
5

Stress checks at transfer & service

Top and bottom fibre stresses under characteristic, frequent and quasi-permanent combinations against fct,eff and 0.6·fck limits.

§7.1–7.2
6

ULS bending

Strain-compatibility solution using the parabolic-rectangular stress block for concrete and idealised bilinear stress-strain for prestressing steel.

§6.1
7

Deflection with prestress

Camber from prestress and self-weight, long-term multipliers using creep coefficient φ.

§7.4.3

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