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Metwally, Ph.D., P.E. |\n| \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Continuing Education and Development, Inc.\u003Cbr>P: (877) 322-5800\u003Cbr>[info@cedengineering.com](info@cedengineering.com) |\n\nTable of Contents  \n1. Introduction .......................................................................................................................... 1  \n2. How does Post Tension Slab Work?...................................................................................... 1  \n3. Main Component of Post Tensioning.................................................................................... 2  \n3.1 Anchors ............................................................................................................................... 2  \n3.2 Ducts ................................................................................................................................... 3  \n3.3 Tendons .............................................................................................................................. 3  \n4. PT slab Construction Steps ....................................................................................................... 4  \n5. Advantages of Post Tension Slabs ........................................................................................... 4  \n6. Disadvantages of Post Tension Slabs........................................................................................ 5  \n7. Post-Tension Type .................................................................................................................... 5  \n8. Strength of Pre-stressing Steel ................................................................................................. 6  \n9. Design Steps.............................................................................................................................. 8  \n10. Loading Conditions ................................................................................................................. 9  \n11. Definition of Member Forces ............................................................................................... 10  \n12. Thickness or Depth of Section .............................................................................................. 12  \n13. Post-Tension Slab Procedure................................................................................................ 14  \n14. Design Flow Chart for Post-Tension ..................................................................................... 17  \n15. Choose Tendon Force and Profile ........................................................................................ 18  \n15.1 Tendon profile type ........................................................................................................ 18  \n15.2 How to arrange tendon of parabolic shape? ................................................................. 19  \n16. Check final stresses and check initial stresses...................................................................... 21  \n16.1 Allowable stress for Concrete ........................................................................................ 21  \n16.2 Allowable stress for Tendon (Strand) ............................................................................. 21  \n16.3 Calculate & check stresses in simple beam .................................................................... 22  \n16.4 Stress distribution according to tendon arrangement................................................... 24  \n17. Check Pre-Stress Losses ........................................................................................................ 24  \n17.1 What is pre-stress losses? .............................................................................................. 24  \n18. 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