Abstract: A tendon for prestressed concrete structure comprises a core member such as a steel wire for prestressed concrete structures, a steel strand for prestressed concrete structures or a steel bar for prestressed concrete structures, and an unset bonding material coating the core structure in a predetermined thickness, having a specific setting time determined by selectively determining the respective contents of the ingredient of the bonding material and capable of setting at an ordinary temperature. The tendon is arranged in a desired arrangement for forming a prestressed concrete structure, concrete is placed so as to bury the tendons therein, and then the tendons are tensioned and fixed after the strength of the deposited concrete has increased to a degree to permit tensioning the tendons and before the unset bonding material sets. Thus, the unset bonding material sets after the tendons have been tensioned and fixed to bond the tendons firmly to the prestressed concrete structure.

Abstract: A tendon for prestressed concrete structure comprises a core member such as a steel wire for prestressed concrete structures, a steel strand for prestressed concrete structures or a steel bar for prestressed concrete structures, and an unset bonding material coating the core structure in a predetermined thickness, having a specific setting time determined by selectively determining the respective contents of the ingredient of the bonding material and capable of setting at an ordinary temperature. The tendon is arranged in a desired arrangement for forming a prestressed concrete structure, concrete is placed so as to bury the tendons therein, and then the tendons are tensioned and fixed after the strength of the deposited concrete has increased to a degree to permit tensioning the tendons and before the unset bonding material sets. Thus, the unset bonding material sets after the tendons have been tensioned and fixed to bond the tendons firmly to the prestressed concrete structure.

Abstract: A coating material for a tendon for prestressed concrete includes a curing composition, the curing time of which is so controlled that the composition is held in an uncured fluid state for a predetermined time after the concrete hardens. After the predetermined time passes, the composition cures. By coating a tendon for prestressed concrete with the coating material having such properties, an antirust effect of the tendon, an improved adhering force of the tendon to the concrete and a decreased cost of manufacturing prestressed concrete can be obtained.

Abstract: An anchorage for PC wire strands, anchorage having an enlarged head portion formed by heading a terminal end of a PC wire strand, and an anchoring member held in pressure contact with a portion of the PC wire strand in a position near the terminal end and having a side end held in close contact with the enlarged head portion, the anchoring member being so formed as to have a length corresponding to one third or one half of the length required for anchoring the PC wire strand by the anchoring member alone.