Which outcome occurs when shear strain resists prestressing?

💡 Explanation

Increased diagonal tension cracking occurs because principal stresses re-orient because of decreased compressive prestress at beam ends. Shear strain causes the reduction in effective prestress via diagonal cracking transfer rather than pure compression; therefore, beams experience premature failure.

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