Category Archives: Post Tension

Kink in a Tendon

On rare occasions, the installer will unroll a tendon that looks like this… WHAT WILL HAPPEN? During the stressing operation, this tendon will probably break due to the eccentric force at the anchorage. Chances are that this tendon would break … Continue reading

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What is Post-Tensioning?

The 2-page document below was developed by Post-Tensioning Institute to explain the benefits, applications, terminology, elements and construction of post-tensioned concrete. Post-Tensioning products includes unbonded tendons, bonded tendons, bars/rock anchors and stay-cables. What Is Post Tensioning View more documents from … Continue reading

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Informational Presentation about Post-Tensioned Concrete for Contractors

The following educational presentation is targeted towards General and Concrete Contractors interested in utilizing Post-Tensioned Concrete. Please contact AMSYSCO at 630-296-8383 or at info@amsyscoinc.com to find out how we can help you with your construction project. Post-Tension Concrete – Info … Continue reading

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