SHEET PILE Analysis & Applications

Introduction To Sheet Pile Structures Simple Methods of Analysing Sheet Piles Application of Numerical Methods in Analysing Sheet Piles TOC

Introduction To Sheet Pile Structures What is SHEET PILE ? Sheet piling is a form of driven piling, generally using thin interlocking sheets of steel, to obtain a continuous barrier in the ground. The main application of sheet piles is in retaining- walls.

Introduction To Sheet Pile Structures What is it made of? Steel Timber Concrete High strength Small cross section Less displacement of soil Lighter weight Steel

Introduction Historical Z-Shape Straight Web 1 Chapter Sheet Pile Sections Introduction Historical Z-Shape Straight Web Chapter 1

Properties of Sheet Pile Sections Introduction Interlock Shape of Cross Section Chapter 1 strong soil tight no slippage flange web

Properties of Sheet Pile Sections Introduction

Anchorage System In Sheet Pile Walls Introduction 1 Anchor Beams Chapter Anchor Beams Supported by Batter Anchor Plates & Beams (Deadman)) Vertical Anchor Pile Tie Back

Driving Introduction

Sheet-Pile Details Introduction

Simple Methods of Analysing Sheet Piles Anchored & Not Anchored Sheet Pile Walls Chapter 2 Anchored and Not Anchored Sheet Piles Conventional Diagrams Modes of Failure Analysis Free-Earth Support Fixed-Earth Support

Conventional Diagrams Simple Methods Conventional Diagrams earth pressures: active and passive simplifications hydrostatic (straight lines) Chapter 2 Deflection Moment Shear Pressure

1 4 5 2 3 Modes of Failure Failure of Failure of Piling Simple Methods T T Chapter 2 Failure of Anchorage System Failure of Piling In Bending Bottom of Piles Move Toward Settlement Behind Wall Circular Slip 1 4 5 2 3