Steel Sheet Piles

Product Introduction
Steel sheet piles are a type of steel with a lock. The cross-sections are straight, grooved, and Z-shaped, with various sizes and interlocking forms. Common types include Larson and Lackawanna. Its advantages are: high strength, easy to drive into hard soil; can be constructed in deep water, and can be made into a cage with inclined supports when necessary; good waterproof performance; can be formed into cofferdams of various shapes as needed, and can be reused many times, so it has a wide range of uses.

  
Key Features: 

1. Convenient construction: 
The construction process of steel sheet piles is simple and fast. Vibrating pile drivers or driven pile drivers can be used. The process is relatively simple and the construction speed is fast, which greatly shortens the foundation construction time and reduces the construction cost.

2. Green and environmentally friendly:
Steel sheet piles are an environmentally friendly material with a long service life and can be reused many times, which plays a very important role in reducing environmental pollution and reducing the amount of construction waste.

3. Strong adaptability: 
Steel sheet piles are suitable for infrastructure construction under various complex geological conditions, including soft soil, silt, rock and other geological conditions, and have high adaptability.

4. High strength: 
The cross-sectional shape of steel sheet piles can be adjusted according to different construction requirements, and has high strength characteristics such as torsion resistance and bending resistance in terms of strength.

Application Fields
(1) Civil engineering: commercial and residential buildings, hospitals, schools, industrial plants and other buildings with basements that require foundation pit support;
(2) Municipal engineering: underground pipelines, integrated pipeline corridors, bridge piers, etc.;
(3) Hydraulic engineering: bridge piers, river regulation (relocation), docks, pump stations, wharves and other projects that require cofferdams;
(4) Others: other foundation pit projects that require soil and water retaining and have a certain excavation depth.Agricultural solar power systems