AiSi 12m Length Z Type Steel Sheet Pile Lightweight Sheet Piling S355GP S430GP

Steel Sheet Pile Basics
Sheet piles are, by definition, structural members which when interlocked to another, will form a continuous wall, generally for retaining earth or water. Interlocks formed as part of the manufacturing process provide the continuity in the wall. Sheet piling has historically been made of steel, concrete, wood, aluminum or other materials. Steel is by far the dominant choice, due to ready availability, relative strength, and ease of handling, storage and installation.

General Information
Steel sheet piling is generally delivered to the project direct from the mill, in exact lengths, or from various stocking yards in standard lengths.
Sheet piles are typically installed with impact hammers, vibratory hammers, or press systems.
Sheet piles, in singles or pairs, are interlocked into one another during the setting and driving operation so that a continuous, relatively soil and watertight wall, is formed.
Sheet piles in a wall act similar to a beam under load and can resist both lateral and vertical forces. Alternatively, flat sheet piles are designed to resist tensile forces in the interlocks.
Sheet pile shapes have evolved over the years from simple channel sections with crude fabricated locks, to “U” shapes with integral, rolled-on interlocks, to today’s wide range of high strength “Z” shapes.
Steel Sheet Pile
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Applications
Bulkheads – from small retaining walls for private marinas to large dry docks, ports, and other infrastructure projects
Cofferdams– temporary, in water or on land, to permit excavation for and construction of permanent works
Cut-off Walls – in connection with earth or concrete dams or dikes to retard seepage
Environmental Barrier Walls – for contaminant containment purposes
Temporary and Permanent Retaining Walls
Seawalls, Flood Walls, Dikes, Jetties, Groins
Navigation Lock Walls and other large navigation structures
Mooring and Turning Cells, Dolphins
Barge Docks – consisting of individual cellular structures
Bridge Protection Cells – to protect bridge piers from shipping collisions.
Bridge Abutments
Temporary or Permanent Below Grade Shoring – for basements and parking structures
Artificial Islands

Specifications of the European standard Z shape hot rolled steel sheet pile
ZZ12-700 to ZZ20-700

Detailed parameters and data of the European standard hot rolled steel sheet pile
ZZ12-770 to ZZ28-700

Detailed parameters and data of the European standard hot rolled steel sheet pile
ZZ36-700 to ZZ52-700