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Presented By: Celeste Spaans, P.E. Chief Engineer Prestress Services Industries Produce precast, prestressed concrete products Help KY designers use hybrids successfully Minimize opportunity for value engineering Outline The Hybrid


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Presented By: Celeste Spaans, P.E. Chief Engineer

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Prestress Services Industries

 Produce precast, prestressed concrete products  Help KY designers use hybrids successfully  Minimize opportunity for value engineering

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Outline

 The Hybrid Section  Properties  Comparison to Bulb Tee  Things to Watch For  Design Approach  Summary

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The Hybrid Section

 49” Top Flange  61” Top Flange

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Section Properties

 Hybrid section has:

 Increased area  Increased bending properties

 These differences can yield longer shallower spans  These differences can yield longer, shallower spans  Higher section weight

Higher section weight

 Substructure Sizing & Loading  Producer Handling & Transportation  Contractor Handling

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Stability

 Excellent lateral stability

 Handling, transportation  Erection

 Beneficial as depth increases  Remember that larger bearing assembly is needed

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Comparison with Bulb Tee

 Mod. Type 4  Hybrid

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Comparison with Bulb Tee

60” Deep

  • Mod. Type 4

61” Hybrid Compare Area = 955.4 in2 1124.4 in2 18% Ixx = 615,361 in4 903,667 in4 46% Iyy = 37,324 in4 144,995 in4 388%

  • Wt. / LF =

996 plf 1222 plf 23%

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Things to Watch For

 Increased amount of strand

 Holddown limits  Space for splitting resistance rebar – AASHTO 5.10.10.1

 Transportation constraints

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 Permits  Equipment

 Job site constraints  Job site constraints

 Site access  Contractor’s crane limits

Contractor s crane limits

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Cost

 Hybrid is ~ 10% more expensive per LF  Beam for beam swap usually not cost effective  Designer determines if beam cost is offset elsewhere

 # of beams

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 Beam depth  Longer span length

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Pros & Cons

 Pros:

 Increased section

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 Cons:

 Higher cost per LF

properties yield longer, shallower spans

 Heavier beams  Increased lateral

stability

 More strand positions

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Design Approach

 There is no “design table”  Start a design with familiar section  Introduce hybrid as an option  Refine as needed

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Summary

 Hybrids can be an excellent alternative to traditional

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 Consider them an option, not a requirement.  Think of the project as a whole.  Every project is unique, it is up to the designer to

determine the appropriateness for each project.

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Resources

 All PSI Bridge Product Sheets:

 www.prestressservices.com/products_bridge.asp

 Contact PSI Directly:

E ti t F b i ti & G l I i i Pl t T

 Estimates, Fabrication & General Inquiries, Plant Tours  Celeste Spaans, Chief Engineer

 859‐312‐5637

859 312 5637

 cspaans@prestressservices.com

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