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Introduction - Pre Stressed Concrete

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In a load-balanced prestressed concrete beam under self load the cross-section is subjected to

A

axial stress

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bending stress

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C

axial and shear stress

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axial and bending stress

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Solution

The correct option is A axial stress
In load balancing method, the applied load is balanced by the cable profile. Thus bending moment and shear forces do not exist.

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