1. SHEET PILE Analysis & Applications

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

3. 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.

4. 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

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

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

7. Properties of Sheet Pile Sections
Introduction

8. 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

9. Driving
Introduction

10. Sheet-Pile Details
Introduction

11. 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

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

13. 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