Post Tensioned Slab – Concrete Structure Series (4/7)
- Suitable for: Builders, Site Managers/Engineers, Project Managers/Engineers, etc.
- Chosen by: Tier 1-2 builders including Lendlease, Multiplex, Laing O'Rourke, Hansen Yuncken, Watpac, Probuild, Buildcorp.
- Length: Total 1 hour
- Access: 6 months access on mobile & PC
Learning Outcomes Post Tensioned Slab:
- Coordinate and manage post-tensioning works from design stage to construction
- Supervise post-tensioning installation on site
- Ensure quality in high risk items around post-tensioning works
You Will Learn:
- How does post tensioning work and what is its construction procedure?
- What reinforcement does post tensioning help to reduce?
- What are the different components of PT tendons?
- What is anchorage zone and its risks on site?
- What does helix/anti-burst reinforcement do?
- What is pan stressing and reason for pan trimmers?
- What benefits does post tensioning system offer?
- What does one-way and two-way slab mean and which one is more efficient?
- How to read and what to look for in a post tensioning drawing?
- What are the common construction issues around post tensioned slabs?
Course Content
CONCRETE STRUCTURE SERIES (TOTAL 7 COURSES) OVERVIEW
INTRODUCTION TO POST-TENSIONING
PT TENDON COMPONENTS
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Course Includes
- 9 Lessons
- 3 Topics
- Course Certificate
- 1 Course Point
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Sunny Smith
Very detailed presentation with good visuals.
Really in depth and technical. I liked the sensible explanation of theory vs. reality on site. Great videos and examples are also really beneficial for my learning and structural competence on site.
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Explained items very clearly and actually identified items that are missed by many people and questions that should be asked by the construction Team