The term relaxation refers to the time-dependent decrease in the existing stress under constant deformation. It describes a material property of prestressing steel. It is in the opposite direction to the creep of concrete.
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The Dlubal Structural Analysis Wiki explains technical terms used in structural analysis and design. The terms are given in alphabetical order and are usually used in Dlubal Software.
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