Post-tensioned slab procedure

SNP POST TENSION CO.,LTD.
110/18 Moo 2 Mahasawat, Bangkruai, Nonthaburi, Thailand 11130
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***** Post-tensioned slab procedure *****
Step 1 Installing slab formwork
Step 2 Installing side formwork
Step 3 Placing lower reinforcement
Step 4 Installing anti-bursting reinforcement
Step 5 Placing lower steel for protecting progressive collapse in column
Step 6 Installing punching shear reinforcement
Step 7 Determining position and placement of Bar Chair by profile height
Step 8 Placing tendon, tied with Bar Chair
Step 9 Installing Anchorage and Grout vent
Step 10 Placing top reinforcement and extra reinforcement
Step 11 Pouring concrete
Step 12 Removing side formwork
Step 13 Removing Former
Step 14 Inserting Block and Jaws
Step 15 Stressing and measuring Elongation
Step 16 Cutting wire end
Step 17 Filling socket with mortar
Step 18 Bleeding air
Step 19 Grouting
Step 20 Removing scaffolds and propping from excessive weight the floor can support
It starts from step 1 until the procedures are completed

[@Mohammed-fr4mz]

Thank you for the incredible explanation

[@nikhiltotawar1853]

Very Easily Understandable and Nice Animation

[@Mohamad-jumaa]

This is the better video for post tension slab

[@kenny1329]

Excellent explanation!

[@edhernandez4344]

This narration reminded me of Mike Tyson

[@Mr22jump]

no Daffy Duck

[@yousaer77gg54]

It's a great job

[@eagleeyes6348]

Wow neatly explained👍

[@telyfu4324]

We are manufacture in China. This video is great

[@ermurugananthamermuruganan8098]

Nice 👍👍👍 tq very good useful information sir...

[@ptinnovativedesignxdesignc1330]

good video. Keep it up

[@baskark3915]

👍👍👍👍great job

[@PacoOtis]

Thanks for sharing as we now understand how this takes place.

[@tarifislam1572]

Thanks for shearing

[@Mohamad-jumaa]

Thanks 🌹

[@taniamadah7498]

wow, amazing

[@sajjadhussainmujahid4953]

Good job

[@TMCoffice]

thank you

[@johnmanning4097]

Will be getting my House built later this year and just found out about the Post Tension Slab. I definitely will use this

[@okayyeah8699]

If ya need a crew message me we do pt

[@professionalchimp]

Even if you try to buy or rent the equipment it is expensive. Also dont trust any crew as they can cause blowouts if not stressed right.

[@Mr.LA562]

Depending on where you live it's unnecessary unless you have a helipad on top of your house then go for it

[@Mr.LA562]

@@professionalchimp blow outs don't happen if stressed right nice try sounding like you know what your talking about... that's the last thing you would want to worry about... its all installation kid ... stressing isn't hard at all ... and it's not expensive at all its actually the opposite...

[@calicochu]

Well done

[@onecentralproperty7307]

does this include the prestressed process?

[@ELEngineer]

This kind of slab is very practical Safe time Safe cost Decrease steel Decrease concrete Decrease weight of the total building

[@rheyfuentes1277]

Nice.

[@kienchuvan5785]

How to keep marking line(under ceiling) when painted, if you have please share info and photos, thank you very much!

[@ELEngineer]

Tare are relation between strength of the concrete and tension of the strain steel

[@user-xi5jx3iw5n]

What is the role of grouting in post tension method?

[@hemantchauhan8047]

Kindly share details for post tensioning grade slab for concrete flooring on ground.

[@breaking324]

Can this beam be punctured ?

[@johnbroadwell2603]

You should explain drape and post tensioning in increments as the concrete hardens to the design strength...

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@Emanuel Creed Instablaster =)

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[@TienNguyen-cu9du]

This is bonded tendon, right?

[@dagconst1]

Now i get it

[@aminacadey3154]

What is this software

[@k.sylvestreehouman5096]

give you training? on line? I am interested.

[@jacobyu3589]

it is better to pour the columns first and then pour the rest of all. More safety.

[@benzo_676]

Yes that’s how they do it 1 week before pour day

[@sajjadhussainmujahid4953]

Where are working your company???

[@KolyaYusenko]

They poured concrete on to OSB? Is that normal lol. I would think it would be some kind of steel decking material.

[@concretecat]

Yes that’s normal

[@Mr.LA562]

It's normally used on occasions they do have metal decking

[@ko6128]

How does a steel rod in tension make the concrete stronger ? Is that what it does?

[@bobdillan2345]

When you stress the steel rod (rebar), you create a static compressive stress on every square inch of the concrete. That rebar adheres to the concrete and once you stretch the rebar, it wants to go back to its original length. So it's pulling the concrete together. This is good for the concrete when it experiences tension. For example, if you have a slab of prestress concrete and you support it on two sides, leaving the middle unsupported, and you press down on the middle, the middle is in compression and to the left and right of the center you are imposing a tension. However, because it is pretensioned, the tension that is imposed by the load has to be greater than that imposed by the rebar in order for the load to actually affect the concrete. You are effectively transferring the tension from the concrete to the steel and steel is really good in tension.

[@vanillarain711]

Is this common in high rises? Quite involved!

[@johnsmith-wc8gs]

Yes. This is typical in all multi level concrete structures and even in some residential

[@Mr.LA562]

The guy above said it well enough

[@jackcassidy9403]

It is a bot reading it LOL

[@sameerkinlekar9927]

In how many days de-shuttering can be done in case of PT slab ?

[@huzaifazafar5310]

After 65% to 70% stregth gain for concrete. Usually after 7 to 10 days for 3 ksi concrete

[@dboopathi1990]

How much for rate in sft

[@j.6357]

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[@shwetamore4762]

is this band beam ??

[@Mr.LA562]

No beams where in the video

[@sohamsawant7801]

what is the machine used to stress the cables called?

[@christianlane4487]

Vanguard

[@Mr.LA562]

A stressing machine is what it's called ... or a ram and a pump

[@hndz7953]

2:00 what is that spray???

[@benzo_676]

Marking spray they do that to measure the cable when they do the final stress :)

[@arqmaujimenez]

who can install this kind of slabs on California?

[@Mr.LA562]

Union Ironworkers local 416

[@ZringAcademy]

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[@badgerfactory]

the speaker has a speach impediment. why choose this person for the voice? difficult to understand.

[@JarrettWilliams99]

Weird how he speaks English 99% perfect but the sentence structure is off

[@marlonvite4152]

I observe that it is not what they advertise it to be and it does not look like it adds the advertised strength unless the tendons are straight and the pouring of concrete does not deform its straight shape.

[@jonathanmcclure3011]

You just read what was already on the screen and explained nothing

[@Nointrocody]

😂😂😂 these comments

[@xahmah]

eth enn pee

[@somethingwrong12553]

Poor detail

[@nahidsanaei1037]

Just ruined a great informative video by ding dong music!