Lightweight Concrete for High Strength - Expanded Shale & Clay
Lightweight Concrete for High Strength - Expanded Shale & Clay
Lightweight Concrete for High Strength - Expanded Shale & Clay
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Figure 5.6 Use of Taut Wire <strong>for</strong> Deflection Measurement at Midspan<br />
The <strong>for</strong>ce in each prestressing strand was measured using load cells on each strand at the<br />
anchor.<br />
5.4 Girder Construction<br />
The six girders were constructed at Tindall Corporation precast plant in Jonesboro, Georgia<br />
using plant personnel and standard precast plant procedures. The authors together with Georgia Tech<br />
students installed and measured all instrumentation and fabricated all material test specimens. The<br />
girders were constructed in three identical sequences. During each sequence, two girders were<br />
constructed. During the first sequence, girders G1A and G1B were constructed. During the second<br />
sequence, girders G2A and G2B were constructed. During the third and final sequence, girders G1C<br />
and G2C were constructed.<br />
Prestressing strands 0.6-in diameter were stressed; non-prestressed rein<strong>for</strong>cement was placed<br />
(Figure 5.7), <strong>for</strong>ms were erected, and the HPLC was batched and then placed using Tuckerbilt transit<br />
trucks. The mixes used are shown in Table 5.2.<br />
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