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Steel Sheet Piling

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Steel Sheet Piling

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  1. Steel sheet piling

  2. What is Steel Sheet Piling? • Pile pressed from steel with a vertical interlocking system • Used to create continuous wall – in most cases to retain soil or water • Can be permanent or temporary structures • Mostly used in deep excavations, and during construction of bulkheads, piers, locks, cofferdams, basements and foundations

  3. Advantages of Sheet Piling • Earth and water resistant • Environmentally friendly – made from recycled material and can be reused because it doesn’t lose its shape • Durable and long-lasting • Easy to find, obtain and transport

  4. Methods of Manufacturing • Hot Rolled Sheet Piling • Steel is rolled at high temperature - usually over 1700° - above steel’s recrystallization temperature • Steel easily shaped and formed with this method • Often less expensive then cold formed sheet piling • Less control with size because steel slightly shrinks once cools

  5. Continued • Cold Formed Sheet Piling • Steel sheet is worked at room temperature into usable products • Stamped, rolled or pressed into shape • Produces product capable of having variety of surface finishes • Higher tolerance, concentricity and straightness opposed to hot rolled

  6. Steel Sheet Piling Shapes • Hat- Shape • U- Shape • Z- Shape

  7. Hat-Shaped Steel Sheet Pile • Uses large section of thin wall that is hat-shaped • Most effectively used for retaining walls in narrow urban areas, areas with weak ground, and construction to protect deep water piers and banks • Used in civil engineering and to prevent ground subsidence • Efficiently driven in due to more rigid design

  8. U-Shaped Steel Sheet Pile • Shape looks like letter U – made up of web with two flanges • Remains popular choice - widely known and used around the world • Sufficient for temporary uses and structures • Available in wide variety of sizes

  9. Z-Shaped Steel Sheet Pile • Shape looks like letter Z stretched horizontally – made up of a web connected to two flanges with parallel outer faces • Interlocks are symmetrically located and formed on the pile’s exterior elements • Increased strength-to-weight ratio • Most popular sheet piling after introduction in U.S. in 40s

  10. Contact us Address:55 Waugh Drive, Suite 1250 Houston, Texas ,United States,77007 Mobile No: 281-558-7199 Email ID: jayfields@jdfields.com Social Media:https://plus.google.com/104327946784240837896/about https://www.facebook.com/JDFieldsSteelInc?rf=11057252339472 Website: http://jdfields.com

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