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PTI Level 1 & 2 Exam Questions with 100% Verified Correct Answers 2026 1. According to PTI Specifications, what is the allowable tolerance for the measurement of elongations in an elevated (structural) slab? a. ±5% b. ±7% c. ±10% d. It doesn't matter as long as the tendons were stressed to the correct gauge pressure. - Correct Answer b. ±7% 2. The recommended space, "Y" between tendon bundles in a beam is. a. 4in. b. 1.5 in. c. 1 in. d. 0.5. - Correct Answer b. 1.5 in. 3. What is the minimum number of integrity tendons required in each direction over columns in a flat slab? a. One b. Two c. Three d. There is no minimum requirement. - Correct Answer b. Two 4. In an encapsulated system, how much bare strands is acceptable behind stressing anchorage? a. None b. ½" maximum c. 6" maximum d. It does not matter. - Correct Answer a. None 5. Longitudinal cracking of wedges may occur and is acceptable as a result of wedges moving to their final wedge set position. a. True b. False - Correct Answer a. True 6. What should be done when the beam stirrup spacing does not match the PT support bar spacing? 1. According to PTI Specifications, what is the allowable tolerance for the measurement of elongations in an elevated (structural) slab? a. ±5% b. ±7% c. ±10% d. It doesn't matter as long as the tendons were stressed to the correct gauge pressure. - Correct Answer b. ±7% 2. The recommended space, "Y" between tendon bundles in a beam is. a. 4in. b. 1.5 in. c. 1 in. d. 0.5. - Correct Answer b. 1.5 in. 3. What is the minimum number of integrity tendons required in each direction over columns in a flat slab? a. One b. Two c. Three d. There is no minimum requirement. - Correct Answer b. Two 4. In an encapsulated system, how much bare strands is acceptable behind stressing anchorage? a. None b. ½" maximum c. 6" maximum d. It does not matter. - Correct Answer a. None 5. Longitudinal cracking of wedges may occur and is acceptable as a result of wedges moving to their final wedge set position. a. True b. False - Correct Answer a. True 6. What should be done when the beam stirrup spacing does not match the PT support bar spacing?


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