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Post-Tensioning Explained: Engineering Without Columns
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Sir. I genuinely admire how you use your platform to educate people about construction. As a builder, I look up to you and appreciate the knowledge you share. I would be glad to have the opportunity to work with you, contribute my skills and learn from your experience, Sir.

My biggest fear in school was difficult to understand it the whole semester until a day to exams 😂

Will be expecting the video sir

We want to see the video of both pre-tension and post-tension in concrete.

YESSS. Post tension video please.

Yes please.. 🏗️

Would like to see a proper illustration

Yes please do a video

Please let’s do a full video on post-tensioning

Please say more

Yes

Yes

Are some of d bridges from VI to Eleko post tensioning especially the Eleko bridge?

Gbewa… A video is needed

Do it

Yes sir

Yes

I handled a claim where post tensioning was used in the commercial section of a residential condo with retail stores. The idea was to limit columns in the store and to have an open ambiance. The engineering specification called for levelling checks on each floor before forming the overhead slab for each floor, which the contractor did not do, and the project engineers gave stories about not their fault, ultimately resulting in 3-4 inches deflection when the shoring posts were removed. The beauty of builder’s risk insurance is that coverage is available for this type of error, and it covers the project owner and all the contractors, engineers, trades etc. They just have to fight amongst themselves who pays the deductible.

I’ll like to see the video

Please drop
