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What are Japanese Steel Sheet Piles?

  • Sep 20, 2009
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Japanese steel sheet piles are also known as Larsen steel sheet piles. Several hot-rolled mills manufacture Japanese sheet piles, including SP, JFE, JFESP, FSP (Nippon Steel/Fuji), GSP (Corus), ISP (INISTEEL), JSP (Arbed), KSP (Kawasaki), NKSP (NKBS), SKSP (Sumitomo), NS-SP, and TSP (Tokyo Steel). Japanese sheet piles are the most widely used partition wall material and can be driven into foundations without extensive excavation. The original seabed consists of a medium-dense to very dense silt sand overlying a medium-dense to very dense silt gravel layer, with the sandstone band up to 8 meters thick. Japanese sheet piles can be driven into hard, dense soils, and even soft rock.

 

We offer a variety of steel grades in Z- and U-shaped sections in various sizes and weights, allowing us to select the most economical option to meet the specific requirements of any contract. Japanese sheet piles are suitable for structures requiring deep penetration, large water depths, and standalone or combined structures.

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Specifications

Section

Dimensions

Sectional
Area

Mass

Moment
of
inertia

Modulus
of
section

Width

Height

Thickness

Pile

Wall

b

h/2

t






mm

Mm

mm

cm2/pile

kg/m

kg/m2

cm4/m

cm3/m

ⅠA

400

85

8

45.21

35.5

88.8

4500

529

400

100

10.5

61.2

48

120

8740

874

IIA

400

120

9.2

55.01

43.2

108

10600

880

400

125

13

76.4

60

150

16800

1340

ⅢA

400

150

13.1

74.4

58.4

146

22800

1520

400

170

15.5

97

76.1

190

38600

2270

ⅤL

500

200

24.3

133.8

105

210

63000

3150

ⅥL

500

225

27.6

153

120

240

86000

3820

ⅡW

600

130

10.3

78.7

61.8

103

13000

1000

ⅢW

600

180

13.4

104

81.6

136

32400

1800

ⅣW

600

210

18

135.3

106

177

56700

2700

SX10

600

130

10.3

78.7

61.8

103

13000

1000

SX18

600

180

13.4

104

81.6

136

32400

1800

SX27

600

210

18

135.3

106

177

56700

2700


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