Which risk increases when prestressing steel exceeds yield strength?

💡 Explanation

Excessive prestressing causes increased concrete stress elevating time-dependent deformation, involving the mechanism of creep. Because the concrete experiences unusually high compression, creep related shortening increases; therefore deflection increases, rather than decreasing shear issues.

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