Hi this not how we install sheet piles in New Zealand. We don’t use those frames for the sheet piles. We lay a sheet pile along the ground and then use tie backs to hold into position,then drive the sheet piles in using the sheet pile as a frame. This way we can long stretches (100 meters and more) without using expensive framing blocks. I’m always interested to see other techniques with sheet piling thanks for upload.
I watched the construction of a bridge near me when I was a kid, back in the 1970's how they did the sheet piling was to drive in a series of H beams in line set back from the line a bit, they then welded a cross beam and had it all in line. Two cross beams were installed. the sheet piling was stacked up against it. They loaded a bunch of them then hammered them in with an air hammer on a crane. When they were finished with that "run" they removed the H beams and Cross Beams and applied U Channel with the "U" facing down and welded it. Looked pretty neat to me!
@@garyphillips2315 yep, i just finished a job on friday...and thats still how its done, we set up a jig using piles which will be the internal wailer's in the end...one in front of the face of pile line, one behind...then drop the sheet piles in between, level them then tack some quick welds to hole them in place..cut them loose with a grinder or cutting torch once you grab them with the vibro...makes for a nice level/straight wall when complete
how do you combat sheet piles that are hard to drive in because of rust? new piles are not an option due to the time and type of job we're on. any ideas much appreciated.
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Sheets going in backwards. They got a lot to learn
How so?
Good work drawing sheet
The gal was fascinated by the torpedo level. “OMG, it sticks to steel!!!”.
Hi this not how we install sheet piles in New Zealand. We don’t use those frames for the sheet piles. We lay a sheet pile along the ground and then use tie backs to hold into position,then drive the sheet piles in using the sheet pile as a frame. This way we can long stretches (100 meters and more) without using expensive framing blocks. I’m always interested to see other techniques with sheet piling thanks for upload.
I watched the construction of a bridge near me when I was a kid, back in the 1970's how they did the sheet piling was to drive in a series of H beams in line set back from the line a bit, they then welded a cross beam and had it all in line. Two cross beams were installed. the sheet piling was stacked up against it. They loaded a bunch of them then hammered them in with an air hammer on a crane. When they were finished with that "run" they removed the H beams and Cross Beams and applied U Channel with the "U" facing down and welded it. Looked pretty neat to me!
@@garyphillips2315 yep, i just finished a job on friday...and thats still how its done, we set up a jig using piles which will be the internal wailer's in the end...one in front of the face of pile line, one behind...then drop the sheet piles in between, level them then tack some quick welds to hole them in place..cut them loose with a grinder or cutting torch once you grab them with the vibro...makes for a nice level/straight wall when complete
Very good
how many steel sht piles can be install per day and how did u know that piles reach its depth
In the Philippines we pile a sheet with any of those,, only operator will do,,,
how do you combat sheet piles that are hard to drive in because of rust? new piles are not an option due to the time and type of job we're on. any ideas much appreciated.
a sledgehammer and alot of non detergent dishsoap in locks!
No u said not n option but will save u money in Ireland he long run
So🛑 n get new piles
Especially if dealing with water
Will it work? ... Mabey.
Next time some Led Zeppelin , please.
Ngl, this is some groovy music
Get a quick hitch 💯💯😂😂
pluming a sheet with a torpedo level
Tim Myers 😂😂 my thoughts too
🤣😂🤣
good thing i retired fron my Piledriving local in Chicago......if this is our future workforce......were all doomed!!!
I’m looking at getting into pile driving and commercial diving work. Any tips?
No hearing protection 😐
That's exactly what I was thinking.
What they need is Safety training 🤦🏻♂️
Are these people afraid to get dirt on their neon green shirts or something? Hope they don't get paid per hour
This was painful to watch
I want my 12:36 back
apparently this is an apprentice course, and the instructor has not yet arrived.......blind leading the blind...
so....you want to be a piledriver......please....don't pack a lunch.....your gonna be gone by coffee break!
It would have been nice to hear the instructor, instead of generic music of no particular variety.
So many dudes standing around, must be union