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Tie back / anchoring system
Most sheet pile retaining walls need a supplementary support at the top, in addition to the embedment in the soil. Temporary cofferdams generally use walers and struts to cross-brace the inside excavation. Permanent or large retaining walls are often tied back to an anchor wall installed at a certain distance behind the wall.
ArcelorMittal can supply a complete package which includes the steel sheet piles, tie-rods, walers and any other accessory required for the execution of a sheet pile wall.
The sketch below shows a typical horizontal tie-rod connection for AZ sheet pile walls.
AZ wall: tierods and waling. Typical sketch
ArcelorMittal can supply a complete package which includes the steel sheet piles, tie-rods, walers and any other accessory required for the execution of a sheet pile wall.
The sketch below shows a typical horizontal tie-rod connection for AZ sheet pile walls.
![AZ wall: tierods and waling. Typical sketch | ArcelorMittal](https://sheetpiling.arcelormittal.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/AZ_tierods_typical_sketch-300x300.png)
Legend |
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1 - Plain tie-rod |
2 - Upset end tie-rod |
3 - Nut |
4 - Turnbuckle |
5 - Bearing plate |
6 - Bearing plate |
7 - Waling |
8 - Spacer |
9 - Supporting bracket |
10 - Splicing plate |
11 - Splicing bolt |
12 - Fixing bolt on concrete |
13, 14, 15 - Fixing plate |
Last modified: May 14, 2024