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3.1 Typical Features of Precast Cantilever Segments
3.2 Cantilever Tendons
3.3 Continuity Tendons in End Spans
3.4 In-Span Hinges in Balanced Cantilever Construction
5.1 External Tendons
5.2 Tendons that are Partially External and Partially Internal
6.1 Transverse Top Slab Post-Tensioning
6.2 Transverse Top Slab Post-Tensioning
6.3 Vertical Post-Tensioning in Diaphragms
6.4 Transverse Post-Tensioning in Deviator Ribs of Precast Segments
6.5 Vertical Post-Tensioning in Webs
7.1 Hammerhead Piers
7.2 Straddle Bents
7.3 Cantilever Piers
7.4 Precast Piers
7.5 Precast Segmental Box Section Arches
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