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WIN-DASH/PDesign and Analysis of Straight Highway Bridges

Tutorial (for a Simple Span Prestressed Beam Bridge)

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Case Study: Bulb-Tee (BT-72), Single Span, Composite Deck, based on Standard Specifications

Bridge Cross Section (Ref. PCI Bridge Design Manual)

Project Data (01012, 01022)

General Program Option (01032)

To switch to Prestressed Concrete mode, input Type 4

Span interval can be any numbers from 4-20

Only two modes in PC: Analysis and Design

Structural Details (03012)

Position will affect the Effective Width and Distribution Factor

Haunch will affect the section properties and weight

These two entries are used for steel girder only

Span Lengths (03062)For single span, only input for Span Length (2) and Overhangs (1&3)

Beam Spacing (03042)

Spacing is required for Distribution Factor and DL calculation

AASHTO-PCI-BT-72 Bulb-Tee

Internally Stored Girder Sections in Win-DASH/P:

AASHTO I – VI

Bulb Tee BT-54, 63, & 72

PC Section (04012)ID 0 is for internally stored AASHTO Girder. 72 is for BT-72

Composite Section (calculated by Win-DASH/P)

Strand Pattern (Ref. PCI Bridge Design Manual)

Longitudinal Strand Profile(Ref. PCI Bridge Design Manual)

Slab and Tendon Geometry (05032)

Lines 1-4 are for straight tendons input by rows.

Line 5 is for draped tendons input by groups where distance refers to the C.G. of the group

AASHTO Live Loading (06012)

Arbitrary Uniform and Concentrated Loads (11012)

SDL for wearing surface

Auto Generation of Dead and Superimposed Dead Loads (02012)

Slab thickness for section property calculation and slab + integral wearing surface for DL calculation

Slab Information (12034)

Precast Beam Information (12036)

fc’ at 28 days is for service condition.fc’ at release is for initial condition

Prestressing Steel Properties (04032)

fsi=0.75fs’ is used in this example

If leaving blanks, losses will be calculated by the program based on the AASHTO