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How are Steel Sheet Piles Installed?

Steel sheet piles can be installed using a few different methods. The most common methods for driving sheet piles include the following: vibrating with the use of hammers, impact driving, jetting, and hydraulic installation. The type of method appropriate for a p...

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What Is Corrugated HDPE Pipe?

All corrugated pipes have ridges and grooves that run parallel to each other on the pipe’s surface. These ridges follow a pattern that falls perpendicular to the centerline of the pipe. Corrugated HDPE pipe is a type of pipe made of high-density polyethyl...

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What’s the Difference Between HDPE Pipe and PE Pipe?

HDPE and PE pipes both serve similar functions, yet they differ in a few important ways. Here, we look at the differences between HDPE and PE pipe strength, service life, corrosion resistance, and more.

What is HDPE Pipe?

HDPE pipe is a type of pl...

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Eiffel 101: Tips for Purchasing and Inspecting Used Steel Plates

Steel plates are large, flat plates most commonly used to cover potholes, excavations, trenches, damaged pedestrian walkways, and roads under construction. They are also used along trench boxes during excavation for utility construction and repair. The purpose of...

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Eiffel 101: Tips for Buying Used HDPE Pipe

HDPE pipe is resistant to corrosion, flexible, durable and has a lifespan of up to 100 years. For these reasons, HDPE pipe can be uninstalled and resold for reuse. When purchasing used HDPE pipe, it’s important to look at the pipe’s prior applications, whether pr...

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What are the Benefits of HDPE Pipe for Water Transfer?

HDPE pipe is a type of plastic pipe that’s used in the transfer of water. HDPE pipe (which stands for high-density polyethylene pipe) is flexible, highly impermeable, and suitable for high pressure pipelines. Most commonly, HDPE pipe is used for water mains, sewe...

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How Is HDPE Pipe Used for Water Transfer?

HDPE pipe is a type of plastic pipe that’s used to transfer fluids and to replace ageing concrete or steel mains pipelines. HDPE pipe (which stands for high-density polyethylene pipe) is flexible, highly impermeable, and suitable for high pressure pipelines. Most...

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Eiffel 101: Tips for Selling HDPE Pipe

HDPE pipe is resistant to corrosion, flexible, durable and has a lifespan of up to 100 years. For these reasons, HDPE pipe can be marketed and resold after use. When listing your used HDPE pipe for sale, it’s important to take quality photos of t...

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What are the Different Sheet Pile Interlocks?

Interlocks are design features built-in to particular types of steel sheet piles that allow those sheet piles to join together for the ultimate purpose of creating walls and other barrier structures. There are three major sheet pile interlock options: Larssen, ba...

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Should I Sell my Steel Sheet Pile?

Steel sheet pile is engineered to stay durable for a long time and to be used and re-used. If you’ve completed a project and have leftover steel sheet pile, whether it’s surplus or used, you should most definitely consider selling it. It’ll clear...

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