title = "Prestressed Concrete Basics"

content = """
Prestressed concrete uses high-strength tendons to introduce compression, counteracting tensile stresses from loading. This enables longer spans, shallower members, and crack control. Pre-tensioning (tendons tensioned before concrete placement) and post-tensioning (tendons tensioned after concrete hardens) are common.

Design checks include: stress limits at transfer and service, flexural and shear capacity, anchorages and bursting reinforcement, and losses (elastic shortening, creep, shrinkage, relaxation). The reviewer verifies that prestress forces and profiles are correctly modeled and that detailing allows proper force transfer.
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version = "0.0.1"
