In the Panama Canal Fourth Bridge, Sheet Piles Z Type provided water-tightness support for high levels of groundwater to avoid seepage and maintain a stable working condition. Rapid pile-driving methods helped speed up underground foundation work so the project could move forward ahead of schedule.
For operations at the Mayan Railway rail yard in Mexico, the larger cross-section of Z-Type Sheet Piles allowed for fewer piles, which reduced construction noise pollution and environmental damage. Q355 Z-Type Sheet Pile offers higher bearing capacity for the defense of ports and levels against vessel impact, wave attack and flooding within of port and river walls. In addition, the cost of the whole project will be reduced due to the reusing of carbon steel piles and it does contribute to the sustainable development of construction practice.
