Metal sheet piles

... extraction means that light sheet piling can be re-used in sustainable construction. In many cases, however, the use of a steel trench sheet structure can actually eliminate the need ...

... stabilize the trench wall. After excavation with a mechanical or hydraulic grab, the support slurry is replaced by concrete and steel reinforcement is placed. Construction sequence Installation process in accordance ...

... , is the vertical so-called soldier pile. The piles support the lagging wall or horizontal sheeting that spans the distance between the vertical elements. Lagging is most commonly wood, but may also consist ...

... sheeting. Construction sequence 1. Formation of the reinforced concrete cast-in-place bored pile or drilling of a borehole for the placement of the a steel profile. 2. At the first phase of the earthwork, ...

... technique consists of inserting and grouting - usually subhorizontally - closely spaced slender steel reinforcing bars or “nails” typically anchored in a steel grid reinforced shotcrete facing applied ...

Sheet-pile walls are made from linked sheet piles that are long steel plates with a Z or U shape. These piles are connected together ...

... referred to as a sandwich design: tubular pile, double sheet pile, tubular pile, double sheet pile, etc., etc. The tubular piles ...

The advantage of profiles produced on a rolling mill is the cold distortion of the material leading to crystalline changes in structure resulting in a higher strength. Particularly, the yield point is increased (by up to 50% compared ...

Description Sheet pile wall abutments are constructed from hot-rolled structural shapes with interlocks on the flange tips. These interlocks permit individual sections to be connected to form a continuous ...