Sealing arrangement in a bundled tension member for prestressed

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – With component having discrete prestressing means – Beam – girder – or truss construction

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522231, 5222311, 5222314, 52231, 428378, 428375, 428383, 428374, 138158, 138163, 138168, 14 23, E04C 310

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ABSTRACT:
A sealing arrangement for closing off the areas to be filled with a casting compound of a tension member composed of a bundle of individual elements arranged within a tubular sheathing, for example, a stay cable of a cable-stayed bridge, includes a sealing plug composed of a first sealing layer of a deformable, non-flowable sealing material introduced between the individual elements, a second sealing layer of a setting or hardenable material introduced in a flowable state and arranged adjacent the first sealing layer in the direction toward the area to be filled out with casting compound.

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