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Review of inservice inspections of greased tendons in prestressed-concrete containments. [PWR; BWR]
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Abstract
Prestressed-concrete containments in the United States using greased prestressing tendons are inspected periodically to ensure structural integrity and to identify and correct problem areas before they become critical. An analysis of the available utility inspection data and an evaluation of the current and proposed guidelines were conducted to provide a measure of the reliability of the inspection process. Comments from utility and industry personnel were factored into the analysis. The results indicated that the majority of the few incidences of problems or abnormalities which occurred were minor in nature and did not threaten the structural integrity of the containment.
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Dougan, J., & Ashar, H. (1983). Review of inservice inspections of greased tendons in prestressed-concrete containments. [PWR; BWR]. University of North Texas Digital Library (University of North Texas).
Dougan, J., and H. Ashar. “Review of inservice inspections of greased tendons in prestressed-concrete containments. [PWR; BWR].” University of North Texas Digital Library (University of North Texas), 1983.
Dougan, J., and H. Ashar. 1983. “Review of inservice inspections of greased tendons in prestressed-concrete containments. [PWR; BWR].” University of North Texas Digital Library (University of North Texas).
Dougan, J. and Ashar, H. (1983) ‘Review of inservice inspections of greased tendons in prestressed-concrete containments. [PWR; BWR]’, University of North Texas Digital Library (University of North Texas).
@article{dougan1983review,
title = {{Review of inservice inspections of greased tendons in prestressed-concrete containments. [PWR; BWR]}},
author = {Dougan, J. and Ashar, H.},
journal = {University of North Texas Digital Library (University of North Texas)},
year = {1983}
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