Category Archives: Post Tension

Shipping Post-Tension Tendons

AMSYSCO Inc. ships its post-tensioning tendons primarily via flat-bed trucks (as seen in the picture above).  The tendon bundles have the “eye to the sky” and are on top on dunnage.  Usually, the bundles are unloaded using a overhead crane at the … Continue reading

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Field-Seating Fixed End Anchor

Occasionally, an ironworker will need to “field-seat” a fixed-end anchor to an unbonded post-tensioning tendon.  This may be required for the following reasons: Lack of stressing access on one side of a double-end stressed tendon. Incorrect tendon configuration at elevation … Continue reading

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Unbonded Post Tensioning Checklist for Corrosion Prevention

Due to recent events in the Post-Tensioning industry, AMSYSCO has taken the initiative to develop a checklist to address corrosion of unbonded post-tensioning.  The checklist relies on existing industry documentation.  (Disclaimer(s):  AMSYSCO, Inc. was not, or is, involved with the referenced project.   This checklist … Continue reading

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