DEFLECTION AND CAMBER
Deflections are calculated at the midspan based on the gross moment of inertia [LRFD Art. 5.7.3.6.2].
Deflection Due To Prestressing Force at Transfer
Where:
Pi = total prestressing force at transfer = 804.456 kips
e = eccentricity of prestressing force = 18.48 in.
L = overall span length = 101 ft
Eci = modulus of elasticity at transfer = 4066.84 ksi
Deflection Due To Beam Self-Weight
Where:
w = beam self-weight = 0.878 kip/ft
Deflection due to beam self-weight at transfer
L = overall beam length = 101 ft
Deflection Due To Diaphragm Self-Weight
Where:
P = Diaphragm self-weight concentrated at quarter points = 0.81 kip
Deflection due to diaphragm self-weight used to compute deflection at erection:
L = span length = 100 ft
Deflection Due To Barrier and Wearing Surface Weights
Where:
w = barrier weight, DC = 0.075 kip/ft
= wearing surface weight, DW = 0.127 kip/ft
Ec = modulus of elasticity of precast girder at 28 days = 4496.06 ksi
L =span length = 100 ft (because these loads are applied to the structure in its final location)
Deflection and Camber Summary
At transfer=(Δp+Δbeam)=3.303-2.489=0.814 ↑
Total deflection at erection using PCI multipliers (see PCI Design Handbook):
= 1.8(3.303) + 1.85(-2.489) - (0.076 + 0.185 + 0.313)=0.767in↑
Total deflection at final using PCI multipliers (does not include live load deflection):
= 2.45(3.303) + 2.70(-2.489) - 3.00(0.076 + 0.185 + 0.313)=-0.349in↓