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Prestressed Beam Lab - Mold and Rebar (2952345)
by Suzette Burckhard (SDstate_Civil_Engineering)
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Prestress Beam Lab
This mold and rebar was designed by an instructor for an
experiment at SDSU. The purpose of this experiment is to
teach students how rebar and prestressing effects the
flexural capacity of a beam created with plaster of
paris. The prestress molds for this lab have multiple
locations the rebar can be located and prestressed. This
will give the students more design freedom when creating
their experiments and increase the variation of
experiments between the groups.
The three major changes the student can make to their
beams is the location of rebar, the number of rebar used
in the beam, and the size of the prestress force. Any
single or combination of these changes can be made to the
beams, it will be up to the students to decided which
variables they want to investigate.
The beams in the pictures were tested until failure and
the beam with no rebar had a maximum load of 200 lbs and
the beam with prestressed rebar had a maximum load of 350
lbs.
More information on this lab and other labs will be
available soon in the form of a lab manual from South
Dakota State University
Date Published: 2021-01-20 09:18:20
Identifier: thingiverse-2952345
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