BASIC INTRODUCTION

A steel sheet pile is a long structural section with a vertical interlocking system that creates a continuous wall. The wall is usually used to hold soil or water. The constructability of a sheet pile section depends on its geometry and the soil into which it is driven. The pile transfers pressure from the high side of the wall to the soil in front of the wall.

The Z-sheet pile locks are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the neutral axis and the web is continuous, which greatly improves the section modulus and flexural rigidity and ensures that the mechanical properties of the section can be fully utilised. Due to its unique cross-section shape and reliable Larssen locking port.

ADVANTAGES

1. Flexible design with relatively high section modulus and mass ratio;

2. higher moment of inertia, thus increasing the stiffness of the sheet pile wall and reducing displacement deformation;

3. large width, which effectively saves the time for lifting and piling;

4. increased section width, which reduces the number of indentations in the sheet pile wall and directly improves its water stopping performance; and

5. Thickening treatment in serious corrosion areas, with more excellent corrosion resistance.