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← TechnologyWhich risk increases when anchoring wedges loosen in post-tensioned concrete?
A)Sudden tendon rupture propensity✓
B)Increased compressive creep rate
C)Elevated concrete water absorption
D)Decreased dynamic load capacity
💡 Explanation
Tendon rupture becomes more likely because stress concentrates at remaining anchor points via static indeterminacy, therefore a sudden failure becomes more probable, rather than gradual deformation from creep, or changes in concrete's material properties.
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