Hot rolled U-shaped steel sheet piles
U-shaped steel sheet pile is a new type of prestressed concrete foundation retaining and water retaining member. Due to its unique variable cross-section structural design, it not only increases the cross-section height and cross-section bending moment resistance, but also increases the cross-section width. U-shaped steel sheet piles are hot-rolled steel sheet piles, which are edge linkage devices. These steel sheet piles can be freely combined to form a continuous and compact retaining wall or retaining wall steel structure.
The production process of U-shaped steel sheet piles mainly adopts high-temperature rolling of steel rolling mills. They have special sizes, superior performance, reasonable cross-sections, excellent quality, and tight waterproofing.
Hot-rolled U-shaped steel sheet piles for construction
Hot-rolled U-shaped steel sheet piles are steel sheet piles produced by hot rolling welding. Due to advanced technology, the lock is tight and waterproof.
The process of hot-rolled U-shaped steel sheet piles is: hot-rolled steel is pressed at a temperature above 1,700F, so it is easier to shape. 1) A large rectangular beam called a billet is heated and flattened into a large coil; 2) The steel coil passes through a series of rollers that are still at extremely high temperatures to achieve the desired size and shape.
Hot rolled steel sheet piles
Applications
Hot rolled U-shaped steel sheet piles - can be used in a variety of applications and configurations, such as:
Revetments
Temporary and permanent retaining walls
Flood dikes
Cut-off walls
Port quay walls
Dykes
Breakwaters
Cofferdams
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