Method for erecting a stay
AssigneeFreyssinet International (STUP)
InventorsBenoit Lecinq, Jean-Pierre Messein, Jean-Claude Percheron, Craig Robertson
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AssigneeFreyssinet International (STUP)
InventorsBenoit Lecinq, Jean-Pierre Messein, Jean-Claude Percheron, Craig Robertson
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A stay comprises an inclined casing and a bundle of substantially parallel taut reinforcements lodged in the casing and individually anchored in a first and a second anchoring region. According to the invention, the casing and some of the reinforcements are installed by applying substantially uniform tension values to the reinforcements, then several iterations of the following steps are formed: compacting the installed reinforcements, at least at one end of the casing; slipping a further group of reinforcements along inside the casing, in a space left available by the compacted reinforcements; and tensioning each reinforcement of the further group between the first and second anchoring regions so that all the installed reinforcements exhibit substantially uniform tension values.
Method for erecting a stay comprising an inclined casing and a bundle of substantially parallel taut reinforcements housed in the casing and individually anchored in first and second anchoring regions, the reinforcements being put in place in groups of N reinforcements, N being a number greater than or equal to 1, in which method the casing and some of the reinforcements are installed by applying substantially uniform tension values to the reinforcements, characterized in that it then comprises the following steps:
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