Sheet Piles Product Category
Sheet piles are structural steel sections designed to be driven into the ground or a riverbed to form a retaining wall for soil or water.
They are specialized products used in infrastructure construction and foundation engineering.
Identifying characteristics:
– Feature a U-shaped, Z-shaped, or other specialized cross-sectional profile.
– Equipped with interlocking mechanisms (interlocks) along the sides.
– When driven into the ground in sequence, the individual piles form a continuous wall.
– Capable of resisting soil and water pressure.
U-Type Sheet Pile
U-shaped steel sheet piles. Commonly used for earth-retaining walls, embankments, and foundation structures.
Z-Type Sheet Pile
Z-type steel sheet piles feature a cross-sectional design that enhances bending efficiency; they are typically used for retaining walls that require a high section modulus (resistance to bending).
Technical Specifications
– Profile: U or Z shape
– Width: Effective width
– Height: Section height
– Thickness
– Length: Length of the sheet pile
– Weight: Weight (kg/m)
– Section Modulus: Bending resistance modulus
– Interlock: Type of interlocking mechanism
The Section Modulus is a critical parameter, as it represents the bending resistance capacity of the steel sheet pile section.
Common Steel Grades
– SY295
– SY390
– S355GP
– S430GP
Applications
– River embankments
– Sea embankments
– Seaports
– Erosion control projects
– Deep foundation pits
– Earth-retaining walls
– Hydraulic/water resource projects
– Basement construction
Sheet Piles
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