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The P/T Fix repair process was developed over a decade ago when engineers from Tech Testing & Restoration Service were contracted to restore a Twin Cities parking garage where the post-tension tendons were corroded beyond repair. As the TECH engineers began their inspection, they quickly realized that the situation would require a completely new approach to tendon repair. After extensive research and onsite testing, Tech Testing & Restoration Services developed a patented method of post-tension repair called P/T Fix.
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The P/T Fix repair process trenches the concrete slab at the predetermined tendon locations.
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Tendons are removed and replaced through the new trenches.
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The P/T Fix repair process is accomplished systematically, aisle by aisle, allowing 85% to 90% of the garage to remain in operation to maintain parking revenue requirements. P/T Fix can be scheduled to take place over several months or several years, depending on the terms of the budget, and the severity of the corrosion. P/T Fix can restore the load carrying capacity of a parking garage for less than half the cost of a total slab replacement or new construction P/T Fix is also less expensive over the life of the garage then temporary alternatives such as splicing.
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Careful tendon preparation will preserve these new tendons, and keep out corrosion.
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The underside of this slab is being prepared for new concrete.
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The repaired slab.
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