Tendons refer to a type of load-bearing element used in reinforced concrete and pre-stressed concrete structures. Thus, there are two primary types of tendons, i.e. reinforcing steel bars and pre-stressing tendons. Tendons are a critical component in the construction of buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure projects. They are typically made of high-strength steel and are incorporated into the concrete to enhance its tensile strength and control cracking. In other words, tendons help concrete structures to withstand the forces they encounter during their service life. Tendons are often associated with the cables used in cable-stayed bridges and suspension bridges. These cables, often made of high-strength steel, support the bridge deck and carry the load to the bridge's towers or pylons.
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