Test Report & Certification

Bulgar Eden Enterprise Co., LTD, a leading manufacturer specializing in bridge prestressing systems, has once again demonstrated its commitment to quality and innovation through its flagship product, the BE Post-Tensioning System. Widely applied in major infrastructure projects across Asia and beyond, the system has recently passed multiple internationally recognized tests, fully aligning with the standards set forth by the Taiwan Railway Bureau and the acceptance recommendations of the International Federation for Structural Concrete (FIP).

The testing program for BE Post-Tensioning included Static Load Tests, Fatigue Tests, and Load Transfer Tests, all conducted in accordance with international standards such as EAD 160004-00-0301-2016, ISO 15630-3:2019, ETAG 013-2002, and EN 13391:2004. These tests comprehensively evaluated the system’s anchorage capacity, fatigue resistance, and load transfer performance, ensuring that it meets the highest global benchmarks in bridge engineering.

Static load test

In the Static Load Test, the tendon-anchorage assembly exhibited superior anchoring capacity with prestressing steel tendons, confirming the system’s ability to maintain safety and stability under long-term service loads. This provides a crucial guarantee for structural performance, particularly in large-scale bridges and critical infrastructure.

The Static Load Test, conducted in accordance with standards such as EAD 160004-00-0301-2016、prEN 10138-3、ISO 15630-3：2019、GB/T 14370-2015、GB/T 230.1-2018, confirmed the anchorage assembly's excellent capacity in securing prestressing steel tendons, ensuring safety and stability during service.

Fatigue Test / Dynamic Load Test

The Fatigue Test / Dynamic Load Test, carried out under ETAG 013-2002, involved over two million load cycles without failure, proving the system's exceptional durability and reliability under fluctuating dynamic conditions. Such performance is particularly vital for high-traffic environments such as highways, railways, and urban transport systems.

Load Transfer Test

The Load Transfer Test verified that the system successfully transmits prestressing forces from mechanical anchorage to concrete structures, ensuring structural integrity and maximizing the designed performance of the system.