What is Larson steel sheet pile?
Larsen steel sheet piles are also called U-shaped steel sheet piles. As a new type of building material, they can be used as soil retaining walls, water retaining walls, and sand retaining walls when building bridges and cofferdams, laying large pipelines, and excavation of temporary ditches; they can also be used as walls at docks and unloading sites. Protective walls, retaining walls, embankments, etc. play an important role in engineering. Larson steel sheet piles used as cofferdams are not only green and environmentally friendly, but also have fast construction speed, low construction costs, and good waterproof functions.
The products are divided into two types(Types of steel sheet piles) according to the production process: cold-formed steel sheet piles and hot-rolled steel sheet piles. In engineering construction, cold-formed steel sheet piles are more cost-effective, and in engineering applications, the two types can be substituted for each other.
The origin of Larsen steel sheet piles
“Larsen” sheet piles are a well-known and long-established construction material in the field of civil engineering. The soil retaining structure used in various conditions, its application areas and advantages have been continuously proven and confirmed (in the professional field).
In 1902, Mr. Tryggve Larssen, the chief engineer of Germany, developed and produced the world's first U-shaped cross-section riveted and interlocking steel sheet pile in Bremen.
In 1914, sheet piles that could be interlocked on both sides were introduced. This (improvement) has been used by the vast majority of sheet pile (manufacturers) in the world. The oldest Larsen U-shaped sheet pile is displayed at the headquarters of Giken Kochi Company to commemorate the development history of U-shaped sheet piles. The "U-shaped protrusions" design on both sides of each U-shaped sheet pile can be used to interlock adjacent sheet piles.
The interlocking structure can (when sheet piles interlock) form a watertight structure, thereby increasing the strength of the sheet pile structure. It can be widely used in cofferdams and soil supports (engineering fields).
Advantages of Larsen steel sheet piles
1. High quality (high strength, light weight, good water barrier);
2. Simple construction, shortened construction period, good durability, and life span of more than 50 years;
3. The construction cost is cheap, the interchangeability is good, and it can be reused 58 times;
4. The construction has significant environmental protection effects, greatly reducing the amount of soil taken and the amount of concrete used, effectively protecting land resources;
5. Disaster relief and rescue operations are highly time-sensitive, such as flood control, landslides, subsidence, quicksand, etc.;
6. Handle and solve a series of problems during the excavation process;
7. For construction tasks, it can reduce space requirements;
8. The use of steel sheet piles can provide necessary safety and is highly time-effective;
9. The use of steel sheet piles is not restricted by weather conditions;
10. The use of steel sheet pile materials can simplify the complexity of inspection materials and system materials.
Larsen steel sheet pile uses
Larsen steel sheet piles have a wide range of uses. In permanent structures, they can be used in docks, unloading yards, embankments, retaining walls, retaining walls, breakwaters, diversion embankments, docks, gates, etc.; in temporary structures, It can be used for mountain closure, temporary bank expansion, flow interruption, bridge cofferdam construction, large pipeline laying, temporary trench excavation, soil retaining, water retaining, sand retaining, etc.; in flood fighting and rescue, it can be used for flood control, collapse prevention, quicksand prevention, etc.
Larsen steel sheet piles are also called U-shaped steel sheet piles. As a new type of building material, they can be used as soil retaining walls, water retaining walls, and sand retaining walls when building bridges and cofferdams, laying large pipelines, and excavation of temporary ditches; they can also be used as walls at docks and unloading sites. Protective walls, retaining walls, embankments, etc. play an important role in engineering. Larson steel sheet piles used as cofferdams are not only green and environmentally friendly, but also have fast construction speed, low construction costs, and good waterproof functions.
The products are divided into two types(Types of steel sheet piles) according to the production process: cold-formed steel sheet piles and hot-rolled steel sheet piles. In engineering construction, cold-formed steel sheet piles are more cost-effective, and in engineering applications, the two types can be substituted for each other.
The origin of Larsen steel sheet piles
“Larsen” sheet piles are a well-known and long-established construction material in the field of civil engineering. The soil retaining structure used in various conditions, its application areas and advantages have been continuously proven and confirmed (in the professional field).
In 1902, Mr. Tryggve Larssen, the chief engineer of Germany, developed and produced the world's first U-shaped cross-section riveted and interlocking steel sheet pile in Bremen.
In 1914, sheet piles that could be interlocked on both sides were introduced. This (improvement) has been used by the vast majority of sheet pile (manufacturers) in the world. The oldest Larsen U-shaped sheet pile is displayed at the headquarters of Giken Kochi Company to commemorate the development history of U-shaped sheet piles. The "U-shaped protrusions" design on both sides of each U-shaped sheet pile can be used to interlock adjacent sheet piles.
The interlocking structure can (when sheet piles interlock) form a watertight structure, thereby increasing the strength of the sheet pile structure. It can be widely used in cofferdams and soil supports (engineering fields).
Advantages of Larsen steel sheet piles
1. High quality (high strength, light weight, good water barrier);
2. Simple construction, shortened construction period, good durability, and life span of more than 50 years;
3. The construction cost is cheap, the interchangeability is good, and it can be reused 58 times;
4. The construction has significant environmental protection effects, greatly reducing the amount of soil taken and the amount of concrete used, effectively protecting land resources;
5. Disaster relief and rescue operations are highly time-sensitive, such as flood control, landslides, subsidence, quicksand, etc.;
6. Handle and solve a series of problems during the excavation process;
7. For construction tasks, it can reduce space requirements;
8. The use of steel sheet piles can provide necessary safety and is highly time-effective;
9. The use of steel sheet piles is not restricted by weather conditions;
10. The use of steel sheet pile materials can simplify the complexity of inspection materials and system materials.
Larsen steel sheet pile uses
Larsen steel sheet piles have a wide range of uses. In permanent structures, they can be used in docks, unloading yards, embankments, retaining walls, retaining walls, breakwaters, diversion embankments, docks, gates, etc.; in temporary structures, It can be used for mountain closure, temporary bank expansion, flow interruption, bridge cofferdam construction, large pipeline laying, temporary trench excavation, soil retaining, water retaining, sand retaining, etc.; in flood fighting and rescue, it can be used for flood control, collapse prevention, quicksand prevention, etc.
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