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CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION 9.153<br />

If the effective prestress force is less than 40% of the tensile strength of the<br />

flexural reinforcement, or if a more accurate method is preferred, the value of V c<br />

should be taken as the smaller of the shear forces causing inclined flexure-shear<br />

cracking V ci or web-shear V cw, but need not be smaller than b wd.<br />

1.7 �ƒ� c<br />

V � 0.6 �ƒ� bd� V � VM /M (9.132)<br />

ci c w d i cr max<br />

V � (3.5 �ƒ� � 0.3 ƒ ) bd� V (9.133)<br />

cw c pc w p<br />

where Vd � shear force at section caused by dead load<br />

Vi � shear force at section occurring simultaneously with Mmax Mmax � maximum bending moment at the section caused by externally applied<br />

factored loads<br />

Mcr � cracking moment based on the modulus of rupture (Art. 9.51)<br />

bw � width of web<br />

ƒpc � compressive stress in the concrete, after all prestress losses have occurred,<br />

at the centroid of the cross section resisting the applied loads,<br />

or at the junction of web <strong>and</strong> flange when the centroid lies within the<br />

flange<br />

Vp � vertical component of effective prestress force at section considered<br />

In a pretensioned beam in which the section h/2 from the face of the support<br />

is closer to the end of the beam than the transfer length of the tendon, the reduced<br />

prestress in the concrete at sections falling within the transfer length should be<br />

considered when calculating Vcw. The prestress may be assumed to vary linearly<br />

along the centroidal axis from zero at the beam end to the end of the transfer<br />

length. This distance can be assumed to be 50 diameters for str<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> 100 diameters<br />

for single wire.<br />

(‘‘PCI <strong>Design</strong> H<strong>and</strong>book,’’ Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute.)<br />

9.110 BOND, DEVELOPMENT, AND GROUTING<br />

OF TENDONS<br />

Three- or seven-wire pretensioning str<strong>and</strong> should be bonded beyond the critical<br />

section for a development length, in, of at least<br />

2<br />

Ld � (ƒps � ⁄3ƒ se)d b<br />

(9.134)<br />

where dp � nominal diameter of str<strong>and</strong>, in<br />

ƒps � stress in tendons at nominal strength, ksi<br />

ƒse � effective stress in tendons after losses, ksi<br />

(The expression in parentheses is used as a constant without units.) Investigations<br />

for bond integrity may be limited to those cross sections nearest each end of the<br />

member that are required to develop their full strength under factored load. When<br />

bonding does not extend to the end of the member, the bonded development length<br />

given by Eq. (9.134) should be doubled.<br />

Minimum Bonded Reinforcement. When prestressing steel is unbonded, the ACI<br />

318 <strong>Building</strong> Code requires that some bonded reinforcement be placed in the precompressed<br />

tensile zone of flexural members <strong>and</strong> distributed uniformly over the<br />

tension zone near the extreme tension surface. The amount of bonded reinforcement

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