Stressing element of fiber composites as well as process and dev

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

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52230, E04C 512

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ABSTRACT:
A stressing element of fiber composites is disclosed as well as a process and device for the stressing and anchorage of such a stressing element, in which the stressing element ends are embedded in synthetic resin mortar in a transversely-corrugated anchoring or stressing sleeve, which deforms during stressing and allows cracks caused by stretching of the stressing bars inside the sleeve, which cracks divide up the anchorage body over a part of its length into slices and thereby allow a movement of the stressing bars under a vibrational loading effect. After stressing, the stressing bars of the stressing elements can be anchored by anchorage mortar introduced directly into encasing tube widenings.

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