PVC SHEET PILES – PVC Sheet Piles
CeTeau PVC sheet piling systems are the new standard with many advantages compared to hard wood, concrete and steel sheet piling. Vinyl sheet piles are made of poly vinyl chloride also known as PVC: a material with excellent resistance to weather influences and it has a long service life. Moreover, the material will not be affected by natural forces occurring in the ground, rodents, and salt or fresh water. PVC sheet piling has a number of benefits over traditional steel timber or concrete piling, including, costs, durability, ease of handling and a reduced environmental impact.
PVC SHEET PILES
VINYL SHEET PILE INSTALLATION There are a large number of techniques to drive vinyl sheet piles. The system used largely depends on the circumstances. In some situations, particularly when short lengths of Plastic Piling are being installed, it can be inserted into the ground manually by using a maul and pile cap. This is often the case in peat land areas, where the ground conditions are more favorable. When installing longer lengths, or where the ground conditions are more difficult, a piling hammer should be used. Driving the sheet pile directly can be done with a standard pneumatic hammer or a light vibrator with or without a clamp. This system is only suitable for driving at light conditions and to a limited depth. For heavy conditions and installation from 4m up to 8m depth, it is advisable to use a steel support sheet pile with exactly the same shape as the PVC profile. With support harder soil can be penetrated and installation is speeded up because the hammer does not have to be disconnected from the steel guiding sheet pile. ADVANTAGES Does not rot or rust. Manufactured from recycled plastic. Resistant to the majority of chemicals. Not affected by salt water. Light weight, easy handling. Reduced impact on natural resources. DISADVANTAGES Limited free standing height. Not reusable. INSTALLATION CRITERIA Sheet pile length. Soil conditions. Obstructions. Onshore or offshore. Water depth.
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VIBRO COMPACTION
Ground improvement techniques are geotechnical construction methodologies that modify and enhance the engineering properties of the soil mass by improving one or more of the following parameters: Increase in the soil density and shear strength, decrease of the compressibility, reduction of settlement (total and differential), increase in the soil bearing capacity, acceleration of the consolidation process, increasing the factor of safety against liquefaction in case of an earthquake and generally, restrengthening of the soils. There are a number of Ground Improvement Techniques available for different types of soils, different purposes and project requirements.
VERTICAL WICK DRAIN
Vertical Wick Drains are the most economical ground improvement solution for soft soils with a high clay/silt content. CeTeau manufactures and installs Prefabricated Vertical Drains (PVD) to accelerate the settlement of soft soils. In combination with surcharge or vacuum pressure, the time required to reach the settlement is reduced from years to only months. “Consolidation you can build on.”
VACUUM CONSOLIDATION
Vacuum Consolidation is a soft soil ground improvement method that is typically combined with Prefabricated Vertical Drains and Horizontal Drains (PVD+VCM) and basically is a solution to replace the use of a surcharge. Further to the installation of the PVD, it consists of the application of a suction force with vacuum to an isolated mass of soil in order to reduce the atmospheric pressure and excess water pore pressure present in the soil, resulting in a consolidation of the soil, an increase in the effective stresses without modifying the total state stresses. The vacuum consolidation system consists of the installation of a drainage system (PVD) and Horizontal Drains, an isolation system and vacuum pumps. Once initialized, the vacuum is quickly distributed in the soil through the drainage system, reducing atmospheric pressure and excess pore pressure, creating a pressure differential between the prefabricated vertical drains (PVD) and the pore pressure present in the soils. This difference in pressures causes the water to flow vertically through the drain, causing a consolidation effect. Because the force used is a result from the vacuum effect of the atmospheric pressure, VCM eliminates the need of the surcharge after installation of the PVD´s and thus, it eliminates the associated costs of the surcharging process.
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