Hoesch Steel Sheet Piling

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of ThyssenKrupp
Services
ThyssenKrupp GfT Bautechnik
ThyssenKrupp
HOESCH steel sheet piling.

PEINE steel sheet piling.
Product range.
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CONTENT
Introduction
Applications
Product range overview
LARSSEN sections
HOESCH sections
13
HOESCH jagged wall
15
HOESCH sections
16
UNION straight web sections
18
Trench sheeting sections
19
Lightweight sections
20
U-steel, HEB wide-flange beams, HP wide-flange bearing piles
22
ThyssenKrupp WALL-PROFILE
23
Steel piles
24
Box piles, composite bearing piles
26
PEINE steel piles, PEINE sheet pilings and intermediate sections
28
PEINE PZ intermediate sections
29
Composite PEINE steel sheet pile walls
30
Terms of delivery, steel grades, interlock designs
32
Interlock sealing
33
Corrosion protection, welded structures
34
Special services
35
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Reproduction, even of extracts, is permitted only with our consent.
HOESCH steel sheet piling.

Technology and innovation combined with expertise.
ThyssenKrupp GfT Bautechnik is a world-leading supplier of piles and related

machinery and equipment for port construction and specialized civil engineering projects. As well as steel sheet piling, the integrated range includes the
sale and hire of driving, extracting, drilling and pressing equipment, anchor
equipment, trench shoring and flood protection systems. Construction
machinery and equipment for specific applications round off the range.
In addition, ThyssenKrupp GfT Bautechnik offers

owners, engineers and contractors a comprehensive package of services, including technical
advice, integrated solutions from our own engineering office, spare parts and customer service.
Specialized in HOESCH steel sheet piling
We provide a complete range of state-of-the-art
HOESCH steel sheet piling, proven in worldwide
use and continually enhanced in line with market
requirements. Decades of experience in piling

and driving technology mean that we can supply
site-matched solutions that are cost-efficient and
practical. Our specialist sheet piling advisers
and engineering staff can draw up static analyses and driving plans and can design cross sections for the optimum piling solution.
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Steel sheet piling as a construction element.

Applications.
Refuse reloading station at Frankfurt/Main
Functionality, appearance and cost-effectiveness are the criteria currently

applied when selecting construction materials. Steel sheet piling satisfies all
three: the prefabricated elements allow simple and economic construction,
meet all requirements for structural safety and protection of the environment,
and the finished article is appealing to the eye.
Applications for steel sheet piling span the entire building industry,
from traditional water and civil engineering via road and railway
construction to environment protection.
The cost-efficient use of sheet piling is made possible by a number of innovative product backups such as special welded structures, shock plates, sealed interlocks and factory treatment with
long-life coatings.
A number of factors ensure that sheet piling remains one of the
most useful prefabricated construction elements: it benefits not
only from the outstanding qualities of steel, but also from the
consistent, marketdriven research and development of pile shapes
and product characteristics and from design optimization in close
collaboration with users. One fine example of this has been the
development of special interlock sealing techniques, such as the
patented HOESCH system. These have helped open up new and important areas of application in the field of environmental technology.
Since 1986 HOESCH steel sheet piles have been used as verticalsealed enclosure walls for landfills and contaminated sites,
meeting all requirements for leak tightness and pollutant resistance. The advantages of using steel sheet piling for enclosure
walls apply generally to all other areas of application as well.
Use of sheet piling

saves the need for excavation and the associated
soil disposal
shortens construction time as the space-saving sheet piling
elements are supplied ready to install
reduces space requirements for construction work
provides extra safety and immediate support
makes contractors independent of weather conditions
simplifies checking procedures for material or system
properties, even during use
guarantees adaptable, recyclable construction materials
Bridge pier support
Regeneration drain at Asslar landfill
Water engineering
Construction of transport
routes
Civil engineering
Environment protection
Ports
quay walls
dock constructions
dolphins
ro-ro facilities
Road and rail

support walls
noise protection walls
bridge abutments
ramps
sunken roads/groundwater
retention
tunnels
site excavations
foundations
trench sheeting
underground parking
house building
Landfills, contaminated sites,

enclosures
vertical-sealed enclosure walls
excavations for soil
replacement
tank enclosures
refuse tipping ramps
Waterways
waterway supports
retaining walls
securing embankments
berth facilities
scour protection
Water engineering structures
locks
weirs
bridge abutments
culverts
safety gates
flood protection walls
pier foundations
inlets and outlets
Noise abatement
noise protection walls
Water protection
pumping stations
sewage works
stormwater overflow
stormwater retention basins
securing embankments
Product range overview.
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Section
modulus
LARSSEN-sections
LARSSEN 755
LARSSEN 703
LARSSEN 703 K
LARSSEN 703 10/10 3)
LARSSEN 704
LARSSEN 600
LARSSEN 600 K
LARSSEN 601
LARSSEN 602
LARSSEN 603
LARSSEN 603 K
LARSSEN 603 10/10 3)
LARSSEN 604 n
LARSSEN 605
LARSSEN 605 K
LARSSEN 606 n
LARSSEN 607 n
LARSSEN 22 10/10 3)
LARSSEN 23
LARSSEN 24
LARSSEN 24/12
LARSSEN 25
LARSSEN 43
LARSSEN 430
Wy 1)
cm3/m
Wall
cm3/
Single pile
kg/m2
Wall
kg/m
Single pile
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4/m
Wall
2000
1210
1300
1340
1600
510
540
745
830
1200
1240
1260
1600
2020
2030
2500
3200
1300
2000
2500
2550
3040
1660
6450
580
414
426
437
529
130
133
251
265
330
340
350
415
520
537
605
649
369
527
547
560
562
483
127.5
96.4
103.0
108.0
115.0
94.0
99.0
78.0
89.0
108.0
113.5
116.0
123.0
139.2
144.5
157.0
190.0
130.0
155.0
175.0
185.4
206.0
166.0
234.5 2)
95.6
67.5
72.1
75.6
80.5
56.4
59.4
46.8
53.4
64.8
68.1
69.6
73.8
83.5
86.7
94.2
114.0
65.0
77.5
87.5
92.7
103.0
83.0
83.0
45000
24200
25950
26800
35200
3825
4050
11520
12870
18600
19220
19530
30400
42420
42630
54375
72320
22100
42000
52500
53610
63840
34900
241800
Weight
Section
modulus
Wy 1)
cm3/m
Wall
Weight
cm3/
Single pile
HOESCH sections (LARSSEN interlock)

1148
1700
HOESCH 1706
1215
1800
HOESCH 1806
1256
1860
HOESCH 1856 K
1283
1900
HOESCH 1906
1687
2500
HOESCH 2506
1755
2600
HOESCH 2606
1823
2700
HOESCH 2706
HOESCH sections (finger-and-socket interlock)
HOESCH 3406
2430
3420
HOESCH 3506
2363
3500
2430
3600
HOESCH 3606
2497
3700
HOESCH 3706
2552
3780
HOESCH 3806
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4/m
Wall
Back
thickness
Wall
Web
thickness height
Section
width
mm
mm
mm
mm
11.7
9.5
10.0
10.0
10.2
9.5
10.0
7.5
8.2
9.7
10.0
10.0
10.0
12.5
12.2
14.4
19.0
10.0
11.5
15.6
15.6
20.0
12.0
12.0
10.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
9.5
9.5
10.0
6.4
8.0
8.2
9.0
10.0
9.0
9.0
10.0
9.2
10.6
10.0
10.0
10.0
12.0
11.5
12.0
12.0
450
400
400
400
440
150
150
310
310
310
310
310
380
420
420
435
452
340
420
420
420
420
420
750
750
700
700
700
700
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
500
500
500
500
500
500
708 4)
Back
thickness
Web
thickness
Wall
height
Section
width
mm
mm
mm
mm
kg/m2
Wall
kg/m
Single pile
110.8
117.5
123.7
126.3
142.9
149.9
157.2
74.8
79.3
83.5
85.3
96.5
101.2
106.1
32300
34200
35340
36200
53750
55900
58050
8.7
9.5
10.1
10.4
12.0
12.7
13.4
8.4
9.3
10.0
10.3
10.9
11.7
12.5
380
380
380
380
430
430
430
675
675
675
675
675
675
675
166.1
171.7
177.0
183.9
188.4
112.1
115.9
119.5
124.1
127.2
82940
84880
87300
89730
91665
13.5
14.0
14.5
15.1
15.5
10.8
11.4
12.0
12.7
13.2
485
485
485
485
485
675
675
675
675
675
1) The section modulus values of the LARSSEN sections may only be used in static
computations if at least every second interlock in the wall is crimped to absorb
shear forces.
2) Wall assembly fabricated from LARSSEN 43 sections. Where quad pile assemblies are
supplied, allowance must be made for the weight of the weld seams and reinforcements.
3) Rolling/delivery on request only.
4) With the use of quadruple piles b = 1416 mm
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Section
modulus
Weight
Wy 1)
cm3/m cm3/
kg/m2
Wall
Single pile Wall
Rolled-down sections 573
- 0.5
1920
408
- 0.5
1150
Second
moment
of inertia
y
kg/m
cm4/m
Single pile Wall
Weight
Back
Web
thickness thickness
Section
modulus
mm
mm
Wy 1)
kg/m2
cm3/m cm3/
Wall
Single pile Wall
Second
moment
of inertia
y
kg/m
cm4/m
Single pile Wall
Web
Back
thickness thickness
t
mm
mm
124
93
93.0
65.1
43200
23000
11.2
9.0
9.7
7.7
Rolled-up sections +
+ 0.5
2060
586
+ 0.5
1270
433
131.5
100.0
98.6
70.0
46350
25400
12.2
10.0
10.3
8.3
- 0.5
- 0.5
1530
480
523
124
111.4
90.0
78.0
53.4
33660
3600
9.7
9.0
9.2
9.1
+ 0.5
+ 0.5
1670
540
548
132
118.6
99.0
83.0
59.4
36740
4050
10.7
10.0
9.8
9.9
- 0.5
- 0.5
- 0.5
790
1150
1190
254
320
335
85.5
104.5
109.5
51.3
62.7
65.7
12245
17825
18445
7.7
9.2
9.5
7.6
7.9
8.7
+ 0.5
+ 0.5
+ 0.5
+ 0.5
790
880
1250
1290
246
264
340
343
81.8
92.5
111.5
116.5
49.1
55.5
66.9
69.9
12245
13640
19375
19995
8.0
8.7
10.2
10.5
6.8
8.4
8.5
9.3
- 0.5
- 0.5
1540
1950
415
515
119.5
135.5
71.7
81.3
29260
40950
9.5
12.0
8.8
8.8
+ 0.5
+ 0.5
1667
2090
421
525
126.5
142.5
75.9
85.5
31675
43890
10.5
13.0
9.2
9.2
- 0.5
- 0.5
2410
3130
585
671
153.7
186.5
92.2
111.9
52420
70740
13.9
18.5
9.0
10.4
+ 0.5
+ 0.5
2570
3270
610
681
160.5
193.5
96.3
116.1
55900
73900
14.9
19.5
9.4
10.8
- 0.5
- 0.5
1930
2440
539
542
151.6
171.6
75.8
85.8
40530
51240
11.0
15.1
9.8
9.8
+ 0.5
+ 0.5
2070
2560
551
581
158.6
178.6
79.3
89.3
43470
53760
12.0
16.1
10.2
10.2
- 0.5
2980
625
202.6
101.3
62580
19.5
11.3
+ 0.5
3100
626
209.6
104.8
65100
20.5
11.7
Weight
Section
modulus
Wy 1)
cm3/m
Wall
cm3/
Single pile
HOESCH sections (finger-and-socket interlock)

HOESCH 1105
633
1100
HOESCH 1205
655
1140
HOESCH 1205 K
690
1200
HOESCH 1255
719
1250
HOESCH 1605
920
1600
HOESCH 1655
949
1650
HOESCH 1705
989
1720
HOESCH 1705 K
978
1700
HOESCH 1755
1006
1750
HOESCH 1805
1035
1800
HOESCH 2305
1334
2320
HOESCH 2405
1380
2400
HOESCH 2505
1426
2480
HOESCH 2555 K
1460
2540
HOESCH 2555
1466
2550
HOESCH 2605
1495
2600
kg/m2
Wall
kg/m
Single pile
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4/m
Wall
101.0
107.0
112.5
118.0
107.0
111.9
116.0
117.0
120.8
125.0
142.3
148.0
152.0
155.0
158.1
162.3
58.1
61.5
64.7
67.9
61.5
64.3
66.7
67.3
69.5
71.9
81.8
85.1
87.4
89.1
90.9
93.3
14300
14820
15600
16250
28000
28870
30100
29750
30625
31500
40600
42000
43400
44450
44625
45500
LARSSEN sections, HOESCH sections and UNION straight web sections available in lengths from 30 m to 36 m on request.
The basis for billing is the weight of the single pile (kg/m).
Back
thickness
Web
thickness
Wall
height
Section
width
mm
mm
mm
mm
8.8
9.5
10.2
10.8
9.2
9.6
10.0
9.5
10.4
10.8
11.5
12.1
12.5
12.8
13.0
13.3
8.8
9.5
10.2
10.8
8.1
8.5
9.0
9.5
9.5
9.9
8.4
9.0
9.5
10.0
10.0
10.3
260
260
260
260
350
350
350
350
350
350
350
350
350
350
350
350
575
575
575
575
575
575
575
575
575
575
575
575
575
575
575
575
LARSSEN sections.
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Section
Elastic
section
modulus 1)
Wy
cm3
E = Single pile
D = Double pile
Dr = Triple pile
Plastic
section
modulus 1)
Wy
cm3
Weight
Cross
Circum- Coating
sectional ference 2) area 3)
area
Static
moment
Sy
kg/m
cm2
m2/m
cm3
cm
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4
Radius
of
gyration
iy
cm
Classification
to ENV 1993-5
Steel grades
S 240 GP S 355 GP S 430 GP
For further steel grades see page 30
per m wall
2000
per E
per D
11.7
LARSSEN 755
10
54.3
84.4
162.6
450
338
2284
127.5
162.4 256
2.56
1142
45000
16.65
580
95.6
121.8 221
2.09
9431
8.80
3000
191.2
243.6 414
4.02
67500
16.65
per Dr 3407
286.8
365.4 606
5.94
92620
15.93
96.4
122.9 251
2.51
730
24200
13.90
750
750
per m wall
1210
per E
414
per D
1700
per Dr
1980
1460
67.5
86
202
1.90
5630
8.00
135
172
377
3.65
34000
13.90
202.5
258
553
5.41
47100
13.40
103
131.1 251
2.51
787.5 25950
13.90
9.5
LARSSEN 703
46
136
86
400
302
700
700
per m wall
1300
per E
426
72.1
91.8 202
1.90
5830
7.90
per D
1820
144.2
183.6 377
3.65
36330
13.90
per Dr
2120
216.3
275.4 553
5.41
50380
13.40
108
137.6 251
2.51
786
26800
13.90
46
85
137
400
302
700
700
per m wall
1340
per E
437
75.6
96.3 202
1.90
5960
7.90
per D
1880
151.2
192.6 377
3.65
37600
13.90
per Dr
2190
226.8
288.9 553
5.41
52120
13.40
115
146.4 260
2.60
960
35200
15.50
102.5 211
1.99
7910
8.80
86
136
400
302
700
700
1572
10
10
LARSSEN 703 10/10 4)

46
1575
10
LARSSEN 703 K
per m wall
1600
per E
529
per D
2240
161
205
392
3.80
49280
15.50
per Dr
2600
241.5
307.5 574
5.62
68255
14.90
94.0
119.7 225
2.25
290
3825
5.65
1864
80.5
53
149.3
92.7
440
341
9.
10.2
LARSSEN 704
700
700
401
600
600
580
per E
130
56.4
71.8 156
1.44
850
3.45
per D
614
112.8
143.6 291
2.79
4590
5.65
per Dr
712
169.2
215.4 426
4.14
6400
5.45
99.0
126.1 225
2.25
309
4050
5.67
150
401
per m wall
540
618
per E
133
59.4
75.6 156
1.44
880
3.42
per D
648
118.8
151.2 291
2.79
4860
5.67
per Dr
752
178.2
226.8 426
4.14
6770
5.46
10
10
66.2
29.8
45
510
600
LARSSEN 600 K
per m wall
9.
150
30.2
45
65.8
9.5
LARSSEN 600
y
600
LARSSEN sections.
Section
Elastic
section
modulus 1)
Wy
cm3
E = Single pile
D = Double pile
Dr = Triple pile
Weight
Cross
Circum- Coating
area
Static
moment
Sy
kg/m
cm2
m2/m
cm3
836
78.0
98.3 245
2.45
418
11520
10.83
cm
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4
Radius
of
gyration
iy
cm
Classification
to ENV 1993-5
Steel grades
S 240 GP S 355 GP S 430 GP
per m wall
745
per E
251
46.8
59
172
1.60
2650
6.70
per D
890
93.6 118
319
3.07
13830
10.83
per Dr
1050
140.4 177
466
4.54
19320
10.44
113.3 245
2.45
482
12870
10.66
68.9
600
249
310
42.5
106.5
6.
7.5
LARSSEN 601
Plastic
section
modulus 1)
Wy
cm3
600
per m wall
830
per E
265
per D
per Dr
964
89
53.4
68
172
1.60
2790
6.41
996
106.8 136
319
3.07
15440
10.66
1170
160.2 204
466
4.54
21520
10.27
138.3 260
2.60
650
18600
11.63
600
246
310
69.1
42.5
y
106.3
8.2
LARSSEN 602
600
9.7
LARSSEN 603
377
600
600
310
60.6
116.4
8.2
60
600
376
61
116
60
310
10
LARSSEN 603 K
600
10
LARSSEN 603 10/10 4)

10
600
380
310
61
116
60
600
10.0
LARSSEN 604 n
600
354
9.0
380
74.5
137.5
66
600
12.5
LARSSEN 605
66
600
9
420
153
81.6
348
600
per m wall
1200
per E
330
per D
per Dr
1300
108
64.8
83
181
1.69
3830
6.79
1440
129.6 166
337
3.25
22320
11.63
1670
194.4 249
493
4.81
31050
11.19
113.5 145
260
2.60
680
19220
11.55
87
181
1.69
3890
6.69
per m wall
1240
per E
340
per D
1490
136.2 174
337
3.25
23060
11.55
per Dr
1720
204.3 261
493
4.81
32040
11.10
148.3 260
2.60
700
19530
11.48
per m wall
1260
per E
350
per D
per Dr
1360
68.1
1400
116
69.6
89
181
1.69
4067
6.34
1510
139.2 178
337
3.25
23440
11.48
1730
208.8 267
493
4.81
32180
10.98
123.0 156.7 282
2.82
931
30400
13.93
94.0 194
1.82
5700
7.79
per m wall
1600
1862
per E
415
per D
1920
147.6 188.0 363
3.51
36480
13.93
per Dr
2212
221.4 282.0 532
5.20
50540
13.39
139.2 177.3 290
2.90
1170
42420
15.47
73.8
per m wall
2020
2340
per E
520
83.5 106.4 200
1.88
7910
8.62
per D
2420
167.0 212.8 374
3.62
50900
15.47
per Dr
2790
250.5 319.2 548
5.36
70510
14.86
1) Section modulus refers to E and Dr the heavy axis of the respective element
D and per m wall the wall axis y-y
The section modulus of D, Dr and per m wall requires locking of the factory-crimped
interlocks to accommodate the shear forces.
2) Including the interior of the free locks of single, double and triple piles.
3) Without interlock interior coating on both sides.

LARSSEN sections.
10 11
Section
Elastic
section
modulus 1)
Wy
cm3
Plastic
section
modulus 1)
Wy
cm3
Weight
Cross
sectional
area
Circum- Coating
ference 2) area 3)
kg/m
cm2
cm
m2/m
cm3
per m wall
2030
2386
144.5
184.1
290
2.90
1193
42630
15.22
per E
537
86.7
110.4
200
1.88
8080
8.55
per D
2436
173.4
220.8
374
3.62
51160
15.22
per Dr
2814
260.1
331.2
548
5.36
70900
14.63
157
200
292
2.92
1410
54375
16.49
E = Single pile
D = Double pile
Dr = Triple pile
12.2
LARSSEN 605 K
10
346
84.1
150.5
420
66
y
14.4
LARSSEN 606 n
66
9.2
79.8
162.8
435
301
19
LARSSEN 607 n
10.6
294
173.8
78.3
452
66
259
500
500
340
113
79
60
11.5
LARSSEN 23
per m wall
2500
2820
per E
605
94.2
120
201
1.89
9870
9.07
per D
3000
188.4
240
377
3.65
65250
16.49
per Dr
3430
282.6
360
552
5.40
90290
15.84
190
241.7
293
2.93
1810
72320
17.30
per m wall
3200
3620
per E
649
114
145
203
1.91
11280
8.73
per D
3840
228
290
380
3.67
86790
17.30
per Dr
4330
342
435
554
5.43
119400
16.55
130
165.6
280
2.80
752
22100
11.6
per m wall
1300
1504
per E
369
65
82.8
165
1.53
4180
7.1
per D
1300
130
165.6
304
2.92
22100
11.6
per Dr
1540
195
248.4
443
4.31
30860
11.16
155
197.4
315
3.15
1150
42000
14.6
per m wall
2000
2300
per E
527
77.5
98.7
184
1.72
7480
per D
2000
155
197.4
342
3.30
42000
14.6
per Dr
2350
232.5
296.1
500
4.88
58470
14.1
175
222
315
3.15
1400
52500
15.3
87.5
111
184
1.72
8270
175
222
340
3.28
52500
15.3
262.5
333
496
4.84
71970
14.7
8.71
275
500
500
420
93.9
141.1
10
70
15.6
LARSSEN 24
278
500
500
420
84.7
150.3
10
70
y
Steel grades
S 240 GP S 355 GP S 430 GP
10
10
LARSSEN 22 10/10 4)
Classification
to ENV 1993-5
600
600
Radius
of
gyration
iy
cm
600
600
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4
600
600
Static
moment
Sy
per m wall
2500
per E
547
per D
2500
per Dr 2860
2800
8.63
LARSSEN sections.
Section
Elastic
section
modulus 1)
Wy
cm3
E = Single pile
D = Double pile
Dr = Triple pile
V = Quadruple pile
420
85.7
149.3
274
420
420
15.1
per D
2550
185.4 236.2 340
3.28
53610
15.1
per Dr
2952
278.1 354.3 496
4.84
74279
14.5
206
262
311
3.11
1740
63840
15.61
per m wall
3040
per E
562
103
131
183
1.71
8850
8.22
per D
3040
206
262
339
3.27
63840
15.61
per Dr
3420
309
393
494
4.82
86940
14.85
3480
166
212
280
2.80
1100
34900
12.8
per m wall
1660
per E
483
83
106
167
1.55
6230
7.67
per D
1660
166
212
308
2.96
34900
12.8
per Dr
1990
249
318
449
4.37
48670
12.4
234.5 299.4 396
3.96
3750
241800
28.4
2184
per m wall
6450
per D
4570
166
212
308
2.96
171200
28.4
per V
9130
332
424
590
5.78
342400
28.4
7486
17
12
LARSSEN 430
53610
500
500
1474
12
129
107
120
3.15
8.4
12
17
45
185.4 236.2 315
12
y
750
708
708
Land/earth side
Steel grades
S 240 GP S 355 GP S 430 GP
8397
LARSSEN 43
cm3
500
500
m2/m
cm
Classification
to ENV 1993-5
1.72
20
79.9
155.2
278
cm2
Radius
of
gyration
iy
cm
92.7 118.1 184
11.5
70
kg/m
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4
560
LARSSEN 25
Static
moment
Sy
per E
500
500
Cross
Circum- Coating
area
2550
12
70
2948
Weight
per m wall
15.6
LARSSEN 24/12
Plastic
section
modulus 1)
Wy
cm3
Wall form of LARSSEN 43.

For supplies of quadruple piles the weight of the welds and stiffeners must be taken into account.
If quadruple piles are used, b = 1416 mm
1) Section modulus refers to E and Dr the heavy axis of the respective element
D and per m wall the wall axis y-y
The section modulus of D, Dr and per m wall requires locking of the factory-crimped
interlocks to accommodate the shear forces.

LARSSEN sections.
12 13
Handling holes and crimping/welding
20, 600, 700 and 750 series
Dr
Handling holes can be provided

on request. Each pile back is
then provided with a hole as
indicated on the drawing. Holes
can be provided at a distance of
either 75 or 300 mm from the
upper pile edge (to be stated
when ordering).
The section moduli stated in
this brochure for LARSSEN
sections are based on locking
of the pile interlocks, either by
factory crimping, factory shearresistant welding or site welding. Double piles are crimped at
centers of approx. 0.4 m, while
triple piles are double crimped
at 0.8 m centers. The number
of crimping points per meter
can be increased on request.
The load-bearing capacity of
each crimping point is 75 kN
at a displacement of 5 mm.
Triple piles of the 700 and 750 series available on request.
If, for manufacturing reasons

fabricated piles (such as
t
s
h
b
Interlock
D
(S-shape)
Web
(leg)
Back of pile
Dz
(Z-shape,
non-standard type)
corner, junction and adapter

piles) cannot be crimped,
they are welded at both ends.
300/75
Available types
40
Corner and junction piles
Corner sections
Corner sections for corners and junctions for
steel pile sections.
Omega 17
~30
Examples:
Corner E 1201
~5
~5
~50
Weight
17.3 kg/m
Corner section 20
Junction E 1603
Junction D 1604
~50
~45
Single hook
Double hook
~45
Weight
15.4 kg/m
Ensure
adequate
clearance
Corner D 1102
a
a
~50
Corner section 22
W
W
~35
~55
Weight
10.2 kg/m
Corner E 1101
Corner E 1317
HOESCH sections.
(Finger-and-socket interlock)
Section width per D = 1150 mm
Section
Elastic
section
modulus
Wy
cm3
E = Single pile
D = Double pile
Dr = Triple pile
90
50
575
260
130
5
9.
575
4.36
24669
10.54
107
135.7 259
2.59
665
14820
10.40
78.0 163
1.54
8520
10.40
156.0 304
2.95
17040
10.40
184.5 234.0 445
4.36
25560
10.40
112.5 143.3 259
2.59
690
15600
10.46
82.4 163
1.54
8970
10.46
per m wall
1140
per E
655
per D
1310
1330
61.5
123
per m wall
1200
per E
690
per D
1380
129.4 164.8 304
2.95
17940
10.46
per Dr 3) 2070
194.1 247.2 445
4.36
26910
10.46
118.0 150.3 259
2.59
723
16250
10.40
86.4 163
1.54
9340
10.40
.2
1380
64.7
per m wall
1250
per E
719
per D
1438
135.8 172.8 304
2.95
18690
10.40
per Dr 3) 2157
203.7 259.2 445
4.36
28030
10.40
107.0 136.3 270
2.70
906
28000
14.33
78.4 177
1.68
16100
14.33
1446
67.9
per m wall
1600
per E
920
per D
1840
123.0 156.8 332
3.23
32200
14.33
per Dr 3) 2760
184.5 235.2 487
4.78
48300
14.33
111.9 142.5 270
2.70
943
28870
14.23
82.0 177
1.68
16600
14.23
1812
61.5
per m wall
1650
1886
per E
949
per D
1898
128.6 164.0 332
3.23
33200
14.23
per Dr 3) 2847
192.9 246.0 487
4.78
49809
14.23
116.0 148.0 270
2.70
989
30100
14.27
85.0 177
1.68
17308
14.27
64.3
8.
5
350
103
174.3 222.0 445
9.6
150
10.54
per Dr 3) 1899
575
HOESCH 1655
8223
60
575
8.1
350
103
9.2
150
1.54
10.54
575
HOESCH 1605
74.0 163
10.54
16446
.8
50
260
89
10
129
14300
S 430 GP
10.8
HOESCH 1255
628
Steel grades
S 240 GP S 355 GP
2.95
575
575
2.59
101.0 128.7 259

58.1
per Dr 3) 1970
260
10
90
50
cm3
116.2 148.0 304
10.2
130
m2/m
Classification
to ENV 1993-5
1266
575
HOESCH 1205 K
cm2
Radius
of
gyration
iy
cm
per D
9.5
HOESCH 1205
kg/m
cm
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4
628
575
575
Static
moment
Sy
per E
8
8.
90
50
Cross
Circum- Coating
area
1100
260
130
1256
Weight
per m wall
8.8
HOESCH 1105
Plastic
section
modulus
Wy
cm3
60
575
575
per m wall
1720
per E
989
per D
1978
133.4 170.0 332
3.23
34615
14.27
per Dr 3) 2967
200.1 255.0 487
4.78
51923
14.27
117.0 149.0 270
2.70
979
29750
14.13
85.7 177
1.68
17106
14.13
103
350
150
60
575
575
1700
per E
978
per D
1955
134.6 171.4 332
3.23
34213
14.13
per Dr 3) 2933
201.9 257.1 487
4.78
51319
14.13
5
9.
350
103
60
575
66.7
per m wall
9.5
HOESCH 1705 K
150
1978
10
HOESCH 1705
575
1958
67.3
HOESCH sections.
14 15
Section
Elastic
section
modulus
Wy
cm3
E = Single pile
D = Double pile
Dr = Triple pile
350
103
Cross
Circum- Coating
area
Static
moment
Sy
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4
kg/m
cm2
m2/m
cm3
2.70
1009
30625
88.5 177
1.68
2012
139.0 177.0 332
3.23
3018
208.5 265.5 487
125.0 159.2 270
Radius
of
gyration
iy
cm
Classification
to ENV 1993-5
Steel grades
S 240 GP S 355 GP
S 430 GP
14.11
17610
14.11
35220
14.11
4.78
52830
14.11
2.70
1041
31500
14.06
91.6 177
1.68
18110
14.06
2070
143.8 183.0 332
3.23
36230
14.06
3105
215.7 275.0 487
4.78
54340
14.06
142.3 181.3 303
3.03
1293
40600
14.97
1750
per E
1006
2018
cm
120.8 153.9 270

69.5
9.
5
150
Weight
per m wall
10.4
HOESCH 1755
Plastic
section
modulus
Wy
cm3
per D
60
per Dr
575
575
per m wall
1800
per E
1035
10.8
HOESCH 1805
103
9.9
350
150
per D
60
575
per Dr
575
179
8.4
350
210
3)
2082
71.9
per m wall
2320
per E
1334
81.8 104.2 196
1.87
23350
14.97
2668
163.6 208.4 369
3.60
46690
14.97
4002
245.4 312.6 542
5.33
70040
14.97
148.0 188.5 303
3.03
1338
42000
14.93
11.5
HOESCH 2305
3)
per D
2586
81.5
575
per Dr
575
per m wall
2400
per E
1380
85.1 108.4 196
1.87
24150
14.93
2760
170.2 216.8 369
3.60
48300
14.93
4140
255.3 325.2 542
5.33
72450
14.93
152.0 193.0 303
3.03
1380
43400
14.90
209
178
9.0
350
12.1
HOESCH 2405
per D
81.5
575
per Dr
575
178
9.5
350
209
2480
per E
1426
87.4 111.0 196
1.87
24955
14.90
2852
174.8 222.0 369
3.60
49910
14.90
4278
262.2 333.0 542
5.33
74865
14.90
155.0 197.4 303
3.03
1410
44450
14.80
81.5
10
350
178
2540
per E
1460
89.1 113.5 196
1.87
25550
14.80
2920
178.2 227.0 369
3.60
51100
14.80
4380
267.3 340.5 542
5.33
76650
14.80
158.1 201.3 303
3.03
1420
44625
14.89
per D
81.5
575
per Dr
575
178
10.0
350
209
3)
2820
per m wall
2550
per E
1466
90.9 115.7 196
1.87
25660
14.89
2932
181.8 231.4 369
3.60
51320
14.89
4398
272.7 347.1 542
5.33
76980
14.89
162.3 206.8 303
3.03
1455
45500
14.83
13.0
HOESCH 2555
3)
2760
per m wall
12.8
HOESCH 2555 K
209
per D
per Dr
575
575
3)
2676
per m wall
12.5
HOESCH 2505
3)
per D
2840
81.5
575
per Dr
575
per m wall
2600
per E
1495
93.3 118.9 196
1.87
26160
14.83
2990
186.6 237.8 369
3.60
52330
14.83
4485
279.9 356.7 542
5.33
78490
14.83
13.3
HOESCH 2605
177
10.3
350
208
3)
per D
2910
81.5
575
575
per Dr
3)
HOESCH sections.
Section
Elastic
section
modulus
Wy
cm3
E = Single pile
D = Double pile
Dr = Triple pile
118
kg/m
cm2
m2/m
cm3
166.1 211.6 281
2.81
1959
82940
cm
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4
Radius
of
gyration
iy
cm
Classification
to ENV 1993-5
Steel grades
S 240 GP S 355 GP
S 430 GP
19.80
2308
112.1 142.8 222
2.13
55980
19.80
per D
4616
224.2 285.6 412
4.03
111960
19.80
per Dr 3) 6924
336.3 428.4 602
5.93
167940
19.80
171.7 218.7 281
2.81
2016
84880
19.70
66
675
Static
moment
Sy
per E
10.8
Cross
Circum- Coating
area
3420
485
145
3918
Weight
per m wall
13.5
HOESCH 3406
Plastic
section
modulus
Wy
cm3
675
per m wall
3500
per E
2363
115.9 147.6 222
2.13
57290
19.70
per D
4726
231.8 295.2 412
4.03
114580
19.70
per Dr 3) 7089
347.7 442.8 602
5.93
171870
19.70
177.0 225.2 281
2.82
2073
87300
19.70
14.0
HOESCH 3506
118
145
.4
11
y
485
y
66
675
4032
675
per m wall
3600
per E
2370
119.5 152.0 222
2.13
58900
19.70
per D
4860
239.0 304.0 412
4.04
117750
19.70
per Dr 3) 7220
358.5 456.0 602
5.94
176620
19.70
183.9 234.3 281
2.81
2139
89730
19.57
14.5
HOESCH 3606
12
118
.0
485
145
y
66
675
4146
675
per m wall
3700
per E
2497
124.1 158.1 222
2.13
60560
19.57
per D
4994
248.2 316.2 412
4.03
121130
19.57
per Dr 3) 7491
372.3 474.3 602
5.93
181690
19.57
188.4 240.1 281
2.82
2184
91665
19.54
15.1
HOESCH 3706
117
12
.7
485
144
y
66
675
4278
675
per m wall
3780
per E
2552
127.2 162.1 222
2.13
61900
19.54
per D
5104
254.4 324.2 412
4.04
123750
19.54
per Dr 3) 7596
381.6 486.3 602
5.94
185650
19.54
15.5
HOESCH 3806
117
13
.2
485
144
y
66
675
4368
675
HOESCH jagged wall
y
b
Section
Dimensions
Cross
sectional
area
Weight
kg/m2
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4/m
Section
modulus
Coating
area
Wy
cm3/m
m2/m
b
mm
h
mm
cm2/m
1706
753
202
127.1
99.3
3515
347
2.31
1806
753
202
134.2
105.3
3820
378
2.31
1856 K
753
202
141.3
110.9
4045
400
2.31
1906
753
203
144.2
113.2
4150
409
2.31
2506
777
238
158.1
124.1
6580
553
2.37
2606
777
239
165.8
130.2
6950
582
2.37
2706
777
239
174.0
136.6
7318
612
2.37
HOESCH sections.
16 17
(LARSSEN interlock)
Section
Elastic
section
modulus
Wy
cm3
E = Single pile
D = Double pile
Dr = Triple pile
per m wall
1700
per E
1148
94
50
675
Steel grades
S 240 GP S 355 GP
S 430 GP
15.13
95.3 197
1.83
21800
15.13
2296
149.6 190.6 371
3.57
43610
15.13
per Dr 3444
224.4 285.9 546
5.32
65410
15.13
117.5 149.7 258
2.58
1045
34200
15.12
74.8
79.3 101.0 197
1.83
23085
15.12
2430
158.6 202.0 371
3.57
46170
15.12
per Dr 3645
237.9 303.0 546
5.32
69255
15.12
123.7 157.6 258
2.58
1094
35340
14.97
per D
2098
675
per m wall
1860
per E
1256
83.5 106.4 197
1.83
23860
14.97
2512
167.0 212.8 371
3.57
47710
14.97
per Dr 3768
250.5 319.2 546
5.32
71570
14.97
126.3 160.9 258
2.58
1116
36200
15.00
per D
380
10
94
2188
.0
10.1
108
50
3)
675
675
per m wall
1900
per E
1283
85.3 108.6 197
1.83
24430
15.00
2566
170.6 217.2 371
3.57
48860
15.00
per Dr 3849
255.9 325.8 546
5.32
73300
15.00
142.9 182.0 273
2.73
1455
53750
17.18
10.4
HOESCH 1906
3
.
10
94
380
108
110.8 141.1 258
m2/m
32300
3)
HOESCH 1856 K
cm3
cm
Classification
to ENV 1993-5
1215
50
675
cm2
Radius
of
gyration
iy
cm
per E
380
93
kg/m
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4
1800
9.
3
107
Static
moment
Sy
per m wall
9.5
HOESCH 1806
Cross
Circum- Coating
area
994
3)
675
1988
Weight
2.58
per D
380
105
8.
4
8.7
HOESCH 1706
Plastic
section
modulus
Wy
cm3
50
per D
2232
3)
675
675
per m wall
2500
per E
1687
96.5 122.9 207
1.93
36280
17.18
3374
193.0 245.8 392
3.78
72560
17.18
per Dr 5061
289.5 368.7 576
5.62
108840
17.18
149.9 190.9 273
2.73
1516
55900
17.11
2910
122
430
109
10
.9
12.0
HOESCH 2506
per D
3)
57
675
675
per m wall
2600
per E
1755
101.2 128.9 207
1.93
37730
17.11
3510
202.4 257.8 392
3.78
75470
17.11
per Dr 5265
303.6 386.7 576
5.62
113200
17.11
157.2 200.3 273
2.73
1579
58050
17.03
122
430
110
11
.7
12.7
HOESCH 2606
57
per D
3032
3)
675
675
per m wall
2700
per E
1823
106.1 135.2 207
1.93
39185
17.03
3646
212.2 270.4 392
3.78
78370
17.03
per Dr 5469
318.3 405.6 576
5.62
117555
17.03
123
430
110
12
.5
13.4
HOESCH 2706
per D
3)
57
675
675
3158
HOESCH sections.
Available types
Ea
Eb
(Single pile in a-position,

web rising to the right)
(Single pile in b-position,

web falling to the right)
Socket finger
Socket flange
Web
Socket thumb
Finger
Finger flange
b
LARSSEN interlock
Flange
Web
Da
Db
Back with interlock
Web
Triple piles available on request
If for manufacturing reasons fabricated piles (such as corner, junction

and adapter piles) cannot be crimped,
they are welded at both ends. The
section moduli of HOESCH sections
mean that crimping of prefabricated
Corner and junction piles
s
s
Matches all interlocks of HOESCH sections

with finger-and-socket interlocks except for H 3406,
H 3506, H 3606, H 3706 and H 3806
Junction Da 2711
~47
Junction
Ea 2711
Weight: 9.90 kg/m

Circumference: 26.7 cm
Junction Db 2712
Junction section HOESCH 3
~25
interlocks is not a necessity. On

request, crimping can be provided
for transport and handling purposes. The crimping points are spaced
at 2.40 meters.
t
s
Handling holes can be provided on

request. Each pile web is then provided with a hole as indicated on the
drawing. Holes can be provided at a
distance of either 75 or 300 mm
from the upper pile edge (to be stated when ordering). Composite piles
which have been prefabricated in the
factory are crimped at the interlocks
on request, i. e. the interlocks are
pressed together by means of a
punch at regular intervals down the
back of the pile.
Junction Da 2728
Part sections for corners and junctions

Junction
Eb 2727
Junction Db 2728
Finger section
150
Socket section
Corner Da 2308
Corner Ea 2101
These sections are set

back at the top and
bottom of the piles.
On request they can
also be supplied top
flush.
Corner
Ea 2307
313
W
a
2
26
Corner Da 2102
UNION straight web sections.
18 19
Section
Section
modulus
Wy
cm3/m
wall
kg/m2
wall
kg/m
single pile
Circumference excl.
internal surface
of interlock
cm/m
cm/
wall
single pile
Cross
sectional
area
cm2/m
wall
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4/m wall
Coating area 3)
Radius
of
gyration
iy
cm/m wall
m2/m
wall
m2/m
single pile
90
136.0
68.0
218
1362)
173.0
350
1.42
2.18
1.19
90
142.0
71.0
218
1362)
181.0
360
1.41
2.18
1.19
92
146.8
73.4
218
1362)
187.0
360
1.39
2.18
1.19
88
11
FL 511
Weight
500
500
88
12
FL 512
500
500
88
12.7
FL 512,7 1)
500
500

2) Including the interior of the free locks.
Minimum interlock tension = 2000 kN/m (limited strength).

Higher values (up to 5000 kN/m) possible according to angle of rotation.
Available types
b
h
Thumb
Web
D
Finger
Note: Non-standard
delivery form
300/75
Handling holes are provided on

request in the center of each pile
web as shown in the drawing.
Holes can be provided at a
distance of either 75 or 300 mm
from the upper pile edge (to be
stated when ordering).
The double piles of UNION straight
web sections are always supplied
without crimping.
40
UNION 1 junction pile
Welded junction piles

T-junction (for circular cells)
90
Weight 47.8 kg/m

Circumference 72 cm
90
55
Junction E 4601
55
Lengths exceeding 6 m
are only supplied inserted,
tacked at the interlocks
and welded for driving.
Junction E 4607
95
95
Y-junction (for polygonal cells)
UNION 2 Y-junction pile
65
Weight 44.7 kg/m

Circumference 71 cm
35
Junction 4603
65
35
Junction 4605
110
Lengths exceeding 6 m
are only supplied inserted,
tacked at the interlocks
and welded for driving.
110
Trench sheeting sections.
Section
KD VI/6 and KD VI/8
Section
modulus
Wy
cm3/m
Wall
Weight
kg/m2
Wall
KD VI/6 2)
182
2)
KD VI/8
kg/m
single pile
Second moment
of inertia
Iy
cm4/m
Wall
Section Wall
Back
width height thickness
b
h
t
mm
mm
mm
Web
thickness
s
mm
62.5
37.5
726
600
78
6.0
6.0
242
83.3
50.0
968
600
80
8.0
8.0
99
53.3
21.3
245
400
49
5.8
5.8
KD 4L1)
KD 4L
t
y
b
Available lengths up to 12 m (from 12 to 14 m available on request)

1) Warehouse lengths from 3 to 6 m
2) Warehouse lengths from 3 to 8 m
Available trench sheeting
Handling holes in trench sheeting KD VI/6 and KD VI/8
E
KD VI/6
KD VI/8
t=s
View A
h
b
E
KD 4L
t=s
h
b
Trench sheeting is only supplied in single piles.
Handling holes in KD 4L trench sheeting

The holes are applied at both ends, as shown in the figure.
Lightweight sections.
20 21
Section
KL 3/4 bis KL 3/8

t
TKL 3/9
HP 290S
b
t
ZK 675
ZK 785
KL 3/4*
KL 3/5*
KL 3/6
KL 3/7*
KL 3/8
TKL 3/9
HP 290S-5
HP 290S-6
HP 290S-7
HP 290S-8
HP 290S-9
ZK 785-5
ZK 785-6
ZK 785-7
ZK 785-8
ZK 785-9
ZK 675-5
ZK 675-6
ZK 675-7
ZK 675-8
ZK 675-9
Section
modulus
Wy
cm3/m
Wall
Weight
kg/m2
Wall
276
339
410
460
540
680
774
933
1080
1230
1380
605
724
836
951
1067
972
1164
1350
1540
1728
45.2
55.8
66.0
78.0
88.0
106.9
69.7
83.7
97.6
111.5
125.6
53.4
64.2
74.4
84.8
95.3
62.1
74.7
86.5
98.7
110.8
Section Wall
width height
kg/m
single pile
Second moment
of inertia
Iy
cm4/m
Wall
h
mm
Back
thickness
t
mm
Web
thickness
s
mm
b
mm
31.6
39.1
46.2
54.6
61.5
74.8
49.5
59.4
69.3
79.2
89.2
41.9
50.4
58.4
66.6
74.8
41.9
50.4
58.4
66.6
74.8
2042
2502
3080
3500
4050
5120
10920
13530
15701
17896
20896
8395
10053
11657
13302
14944
18500
22131
25698
29332
32914
700
700
700
700
700
700
710
710
710
710
710
785
785
785
785
785
675
675
675
675
675
146
147
148
149
150
160
294
296
298
300
300
276
277
278
279
280
376
377
378
379
380
4.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
KL 3/4 to KL 3/8 and TKL 3/9 | Available lengths up to 12 m (12 to 14 m available on request) | Warehouse lengths from 3 to 8 m
*No section available ex stock
HP 290S-5 to HP 290S-9 | Available lengths up to 17 m | Warehouse lengths from 8 to 12 m
ZK 785-5 to ZK 785-9 and ZK 675-5 to ZK 675-9 | Available lengths up to 12 m
Available KL, TKL and HP lightweight sections
Available ZK lightweight sections
Ea
E
Flange a
Flange b
Single pile in a-position
(Non-standard form)
(Non-standard form)
Eb
t=s
h
b
Single pile in b-position
(Standard form)
Da
Double piles (D) only available by special agreement.

Double piles welded in the interlock on one side.
Double piles (Da) only available by special agreement.
Db
Double piles (Db) only available by special agreement.
Lightweight sections.
Handling holes of KL and TKL lightweight sections

and hat sections (HP)
Welding of ZK lightweight sections

Double piles, which we only supply by special agreement, can be welded in the interlock on one side at the
top, bottom or in the middle of the pile. The weld seam
at the top and bottom is 15 cm long in each case. Other
seams are 10 cm long and welded at intervals of 1.5 m.
The KL and TKL lightweight sections and HP hat sections

are supplied with handling holes. The holes are applied
at both ends, as shown in the figure.
View B
Corner piles with V 20 Wall sections

32
60
60
12
104
53
28
52
V 20 Wall sections
a-position
KL section hole
145 mm from top edge
250 mm from bottom edge
Non-standard form
Corner piles with Krings KEP 90 corner sections
HP and TKL section hole

Non-standard form
ZK lightweight section hole.
ZK lightweight sections are supplied without handling
holes.
90
135
90
135
b-position
KL section hole
Standard form
6,8
6,8
HP and TKL section hole

Standard form
130
Variant A
130
Variant B
Krings KEP corner sections are available in variants A and B with

a 90 angle. -20 and +20 angle variation is possible within the
interlock and 10 in the hook. This means that variant A has a
total angle range of 80 to 120 and variant B 60 to 100.
Further variants are available on request.
U-steel, HEB wide-flange beams,

HP wide-flange bearing piles.
22 23
U-steel
conforming to DIN 1026
Section
Section
width
Flange
width
Back
thickness
Cross
section
Weight
Section
modulus
h
mm
b
mm
s
mm
A
cm2
kg/m
Wy
cm3
300
320
350
400
100
100
100
110
10
14
14
14
58.8
75.8
77.3
91.5
46.2
59.5
60.6
71.8
535
679
734
1020
U
h
300
320
350
400
Wide-flange beams HEB 100 - 1000
in accordance with DIN 1025-2, -3, and -4

Tolerances conforming to EN 10034
Wide-flange bearing piles HP 220 - 400 and HP 8 - 14
HP 220 - 400, general structural steels conforming to EN 10025, tolerances conforming to EN 10034
HP 8-14, in accordance with ASTM A6/A6M, tolerances conforming to EN 10034
ThyssenKrupp WALL-PROFILE.
WALL- PROFILE V 20
(Matches all sheet piling with LARSSEN interlocks and suitable for single pile driving)
28
s
min. excursion approx. 25
104
53
s
s
s
s
52
Weight: 13.2 kg/m
WALL- PROFILE V 22
s
67
(Matches all sheet piling with LARSSEN interlocks)
32
48
welding surface
Weight: 8.4 kg/m
WALL- PROFILE VT
s
97
s
s
45
105
s
s
s
s
54
Weight: 17.7 kg/m
WALL- PROFILE VTS

s
97
(Matches all sheet piling with LARSSEN interlocks and suitable for single pile driving)
32
78
s
s
54
WALL-PROFILE
The sections V 20, V 22, VT,
VTS, Omega 12 and C 90
can be used for all piling with
LARSSEN interlocks. The V 22
sections are weld-on corners.
The HZ 90 was developed
for HOESCH Z sections.
It also makes an ideal transition
section from HOESCH Z sections
to LARSSEN sections and can
be individually driven.
The sections V 20, VT and VTS
are also suitable for individual
driving.
Adjustability of corner sections
in the interlock area depends
on the rolling tolerances of sheet
piling interlocks. Variations are
thus possible from one section
to the next.
Provided the sections are
correctly installed, they will
meet the requirements of
DIN EN 10248 in all positions:
Minimum interlock 4 mm.
The sections are extrusions
made of steel grade S 355 GP.
All sections can be sealed
with sealing materials.
Weight: 17.6 kg/m
WALL- PROFILE Omega 12

s
98
38
s
s
Weight: 12.1 kg/m
WALL- PROFIL W 90
s
70
s
43
30.5
Weight: 9.2 kg/m
WALL- PROFILE HZ 90
s
8
s
s
45
s
s
68.5
Weight: 14.8 kg/m
s
15.5
Dimensions in mm
27.5
111
(Can be used as a transition from HOESCH to LARSSEN sections and is suitable for single pile driving)
Steel piles.
24 25
Pile section 1) Section

modulus
Selection from
the complete range
Weight
Dimensions
Circumference
Devel2)
oped
LP
z t
y
y
z
B
LD
z
t
z
B
LV
z t
z
B
LS
z
B
LP 601
LP 602
LP 603
LP 604 n
LP 23
LP 24
LP 704
LP 25
LP 605 K
LP 606 n
LP 755
LP 607 n
LD 601
LD 602
LD 603
LD 23
LD 604 n
LD 24
LD 704
LD 605 K
LD 25
LD 606 n
LD 755
LD 607 n
LV 601
LV 602
LV 603
LV 23
LV 604 n
LV 24
LV 704
LV 605 K
LV 25
LV 606 n
LV 755
LV 607 n
LS 601
LS 602
LS 603
LS 23
LS 604 n
LS 24
LS 605 K
LS 25
LS 606 n
LS 607 n
Wy
Wz
cm3
cm3
1060
1660
1190
1830
1700
2260
2210
2630
2310
2330
2840
2400
2540
3170
3440
2720
2830
3020
3410
3080
3370
3840
4340
3460
3090
3250
3690
3490
4730
4150
4760
4520
5430
4860
5470
5160
6020
5670
6390
5860
6500
6170
7080
6690
7850
8500
8550
7930
5380
6150
7830
8010
9050
9240
10530
10650
11090
11830
14300
14410
9680 12220
11090 14020
14200 17460
14760 17150
16500 21710
17180 19570
19530 23120
20700 23310
21880 28080
26860 34110
Area
Second moment
of inertia
Radius
of
gyration
cross ded3)
section
iy
cm4
cm4
cm
Steel
Inclu-
kg/m
mm mm
mm
mm
cm
cm2
cm2
94
107
130
148
155
175
161
206
173
188
191
228
140
160
194
233
221
263
242
260
309
283
287
342
187
214
259
310
295
350
322
347
412
377
382
456
281
320
389
465
443
525
520
618
565
684
632 350
634 350
638 354
638 424
536 470
536 470
738 484
536 470
637 470
636 485
788 494
636 502
745 727
745 727
811 733
812 712
873 768
812 712
954 885
897 792
812 712
908 799
1018 935
922 805
970
970
980
990
1046
990
1209
1090
990
1105
1269
1122
1604 970
1604 970
1617 980
1526 990
1682 1046
1526 990
1727 1090
1526 990
1740 1105
1758 1122
7.5
8.2
9.7
10.0
11.5
15.6
10.2
20.0
12.2
14.4
11.7
19.0
7.5
8.2
9.7
11.5
10.0
15.6
10.2
12.2
20.0
14.4
11.7
19.0
7.5
8.2
9.7
11.5
10.0
15.6
10.2
12.2
20.0
14.4
11.7
19.0
7.5
8.2
9.7
11.5
10.0
15.6
12.2
20.0
14.4
19.0
6.4
8.0
8.2
9.0
10.0
10.0
9.5
11.5
10.0
9.2
10.0
10.6
6.4
8.0
8.2
10.0
9.0
10.0
9.5
10.0
11.5
9.2
10.0
10.6
6.4
8.0
8.2
10.0
9.0
10.0
9.5
10.0
11.5
9.2
10.0
10.6
6.4
8.0
8.2
10.0
9.0
10.0
10.0
11.5
9.2
10.6
162
162
173
187
175
175
205
175
192
196
217
199
239
239
256
259
274
259
300
283
259
286
319
290
325
325
340
348
364
348
402
380
348
380
427
390
484
484
500
511
538
511
560
511
567
576
118
136
166
188
197
222
205
262
221
240
244
290
177
204
249
296
282
333
308
330
393
360
365
435
236
272
330
395
376
446
410
442
524
480
487
580
354
408
496
592
564
669
663
786
720
870
1640
1640
1810
2160
1960
1960
2650
1960
2160
2430
2960
2490
4090
4090
4380
4080
4890
4080
6220
5190
4080
5280
7020
5380
7110
7110
7490
6600
8190
6600
10550
8640
6600
8700
11920
8830
12680
12680
13120
11340
14300
11340
14940
11340
15070
15270
1) Can also be supplied with 250 x 20 mm or 150 x 20 mm welded-on plates.

Weld seam type: external, continuous, weld seam thickness: min. a = 5 mm
2) Excl. internal surface of free interlocks.
3) Incl. steel surface. The outlined area is the straight-line contour around all external, protruding edges.
18600
52600
20800
58320
30200
72200
46900
83900
54300
62400
66700
64300
61520 116800
80700
72800
66400
96200
82800
97900
83300 151400
109100 110100
114800 115100
130200 129900
168200 168300
183200 183400
212000 212100
210000 209600
270700 270600
263600 262700
249600 250500
298600 303900
399500 399400
366700 365800
261100
298100
383900
396500
473500
457900
636800
580400
548900
653400
907400
808400
469600
979800
537900 1124300
695600 1411300
730600 1309000
863000 1826000
850400 1493000
1064500 1996200
1024600 1778500
1209000 2443000
1507000 2998000
12.5
12.4
13.5
15.8
16.6
17.3
17.3
17.6
17.3
18.6
18.5
19.4
25.4
25.3
26.0
24.9
27.4
25.1
29.7
28.3
25.2
28.8
33.1
29.0
33.3
33.1
34.1
31.6
35.5
32.0
39.4
36.2
32.4
36.9
43.2
37.3
36.4
36.3
37.5
35.1
39.1
35.7
40.1
36.1
41.0
41.6
Pile section 1) Section

modulus
Selection from
the complete range
Weight
Dimensions
Circumference
Devel2)
oped
Wz
cm3
cm3
UP 104
UP 134
UP 164
UP 106
UP 136
UP 166
UP 108
UP 138
UP 168
UP
Wy
1980
2410
2820
4180
5130
6070
7280
8930
10560
B
kg/m
mm mm
130
160
190
195
240
284
260
320
380
474
474
474
708
708
708
928
928
928
Area
Second moment
of inertia
Radius
of
gyration
cross ded3)
section
iy
cm4
cm4
cm
Steel
Inclu-
mm
mm
cm
cm2
cm2
10
13
16
10
13
16
10
13
16
10
13
16
10
13
16
10
13
16
157
157
157
228
228
228
304
304
304
165
204
241
248
305
362
330
408
482
1850
1850
1850
3890
3890
3890
6640
6640
6640
Circumference
Devel-
Area
46950
56950
66700
148000
181600
214900
337800
414500
490000
16.9
16.7
16.6
24.4
24.4
24.4
32.0
31.9
31.9
1) Can also be supplied with 250 x 20 mm or 150 x 20 mm welded-on plates.

Weld seam type: external, continuous, weld seam thickness: min. a = 5 mm
Selection from
the complete range
Pile section
Section
modulus
Weight
Dimensions
oped1)
HP
Wz
cm3
cm3
B
kg/m
mm mm
520
700
700
970
970
Radius
of
gyration
cross ded2)
section
iy
cm4
cm
Steel
Inclu-
mm
mm
cm
cm2
cm2
9.5
9.5
12.8
13.5
14.5
9.5
9.5
10.0
10.8
12.0
300
329
366
417
417
274
300
385
487
525
3100
4150
4180
6750
6770
88530
173860
242560
557170
591590
17.98
24.10
25.10
33.82
33.57
HP 1205 /H
HP 1705 K/H
HP 2555 K/H
HP 3406 /H
HP 3606 /H
3430
4940
6890
11440
12148
215,0
235,5
302,0
382,0
412,0
1150
1150
1150
1350
1350
HP 3606 /BI
HP 3606 /BI
HP 3606 /BI
9610
10540
11730
423
452
504
1350 810
1350 850
1350 900
25
30
35
12
12
15
400
407
416
539
576
641
5800
6080
6460
464600
551000
671700
29.38
30.94
32.37
HP 1806 /H
HP 2606 /H
6290
9110
276
354
1350 760
1350 860
9.5
12.7
9.3
11.7
356
380
352
451
5290
6010
237810
389842
26
29.4
HP
Wy
Second moment
of inertia
HP

Box piles.
Composite bearing piles.
26 27
Selection from
the complete range
Pile section
Head
and foot
reinforcements
z
B
LARSSEN box piles

All LARSSEN sections are suitable for the
fabrication of LARSSEN LK box piles. The
table shows a selection of proven LK box
piles made from LARSSEN 23, 24, 25, 605
K, 606 n and 607 n. The head, foot and
intermediate reinforcements along with
puller devices are supplied as per requirements. Generally speaking these involve
a weight addition of approx. 200 kg per LK
box pile. Plates can be welded to the inside
or outside of the piles to increase static
values.
Weight 1) Dimensions
Circum- Area
ference
Developed
Steel Inclucross ded 2)

section
Second
moment
of inertia
Radius
of gyration
Wy
cm3
mm
mm
cm
cm2
cm2
y
cm4
iy
kg/m
LK 23/ 880 12
LK 23/ 980 12
LK 23/1080 12
LK 24/ 880 12
LK 24/ 980 12
LK 24/1080 12
LK 25/ 880 12
LK 25/ 980 12
LK 25/1080 12
LK 605 K/ 880 12
LK 605 K/ 980 12
LK 605 K/1080 12
LK 605 K/1180 12
LK 605 K/1280 12
LK 605 K/1380 12
LK 606 n/ 865 12
LK 606 n/ 965 12
LK 606 n/1065 12
LK 606 n/1165 12
LK 606 n/1265 12
LK 606 n/1365 12
LK 607 n/ 848 12
LK 607 n/ 948 12
LK 607 n/ 1048 12
LK 607 n/ 1148 12
LK 607 n/ 1248 12
11750
13290
14920
13290
14960
16710
15560
17420
19370
13159
14815
16555
18376
20279
22264
14290
16030
17850
19750
21740
23800
16860
18820
20870
23000
25210
321
340
359
341
360
379
372
391
410
339
358
377
396
415
434
358
377
396
414
433
452
389
407
426
445
464
500
500
500
500
500
500
500
500
500
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
600
1300
1400
1500
1300
1400
1500
1300
1400
1500
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
364
384
404
364
384
404
364
384
404
380
400
420
440
460
480
380
400
420
440
460
480
391
411
431
451
471
409
433
457
435
459
483
474
498
522
431
455
479
503
527
551
448
472
496
520
544
568
494
518
542
566
590
5600
6040
6480
5600
6040
6480
5600
6040
6480
6882
7422
7962
8502
9042
9582
6830
7370
7910
8450
8990
9530
6790
7330
7870
8410
8950
763690
930520
1118980
864030
1047170
1253180
1011220
1219570
1452790
855318
1037084
1241610
1470096
1723742
2003748
929000
1122000
1339000
1580000
1848000
2142000
1096000
1317000
1565000
1840000
2143000
43.2
46.4
49.5
44.6
47.8
50.9
46.2
49.5
52.8
44.5
47.7
50.9
54.1
57.2
60.3
45.6
48.8
52.0
55.1
58.3
61.4
47.1
50.5
53.8
57.0
60.3
LK 607 n/ 1348 12
27500
482
600
1800
491
614
9490
2475000
63.5
LK 430
25570
631
1416
1506
1106
803
11306
1928146
49.0
cm
Head
and foot
reinforcements
Section
modulus
1) Plus approx. 200 kg per LK box pile for head and foot reinforcements and tubular puller devices.
2) Incl. steel surface.
Selection from
the complete range
Pile section
y
y
Intermediate
y
sheet pile (LARSSEN
triple pile) Head and
foot reinforcements
LARSSEN box pile
B
LARSSEN box piles with

LARSSEN intermediate piles
Other wall element combinations are also
possible. In such cases it must be ensured
that the LK box piles and the intermediate
piles selected are properly matched. We
recommend customers to consult us before
placing orders.
The weights stated make an additional
allowance of approx. 5 kg/m2 for head,
foot and intermediate reinforcements on
the LK box piles.
LK 23/ 880 12
LK 23/ 980 12
LK 23/1080 12
LK 24/ 880 12
LK 24/ 980 12
LK 24/1080 12
LK 25/ 880 12
LK 25/ 980 12
LK 25/1080 12
LK 605 K/ 880 12
LK 605 K/ 980 12
LK 605 K/1080 12
LK 605 K/1180 12
LK 605 K/1280 12
LK 605 K/1380 12
LK 606 n/ 865 12
LK 606 n/ 965 12
LK 606 n/1065 12
LK 606 n/1165 12
LK 606 n/1265 12
LK 606 n/1365 12
LK 607 n/ 848 12
LK 607 n/ 948 12
LK 607 n/1048 12
LK 607 n/1148 12
LK 607 n/ 1248 12
LK 607 n/ 1348 12
Intermediate
sheet pile
Section
modulus
Triple pile
Wy
cm3/m
Wall
Weight
Intermediate
pile length
= 100 %
main pile
length
kg/m2 Wall
Intermediate
pile length
= 80 %
main pile
length
kg/m2 Wall
Dimensions
LARSSEN 23
LARSSEN 23
LARSSEN 23
LARSSEN 24
LARSSEN 24
LARSSEN 24
LARSSEN 25
LARSSEN 25
LARSSEN 25
LARSSEN 605 K
LARSSEN 605 K
LARSSEN 605 K
LARSSEN 605 K
LARSSEN 605 K
LARSSEN 605 K
LARSSEN 606 n
LARSSEN 606 n
LARSSEN 606 n
LARSSEN 606 n
LARSSEN 606 n
LARSSEN 606 n
LARSSEN 607 n
LARSSEN 607 n
LARSSEN 607 n
LARSSEN 607 n
LARSSEN 607 n
LARSSEN 607 n
6320
7060
7850
7200
7990
8830
8450
9330
10260
5936
6594
7290
8025
8796
9604
6530
7210
7940
8700
9500
10330
7790
8550
9360
10200
11090
12010
281
291
300
306
316
325
345
354
364
255
263
270
278
286
294
276
284
292
300
307
315
310
317
325
333
341
349
258
267
277
280
289
299
314
323
333
233
241
249
257
265
272
252
260
268
275
283
291
281
289
297
305
312
320
mm
mm
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400
1300
1400
1500
1300
1400
1500
1300
1400
1500
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
PEINE steel piles, PEINE sheet pilings and

intermediate sections.
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PEINE steel piles
Section
PSt
300/ 80
300/ 85
300/ 95
300/106
370/107
370/116
370/122
370/132
370/153
400/100
400/119
400/127
400/175
500/108
500/136
500/158
500/177
600S/159
600/188
t1
z
t2
s
y
z
b
t1
PEINE sheet pilings
Section
PSp1)
s
h
s
eP
s s
z
bo
y
eP
WyP =
Weight
kg/m
Dimensions
Section Flange
height width
h
b
mm
mm
Web
Flange
thickness thickness
t2
s
t1
mm
mm
mm
80.3
85.4
95.4
106.0
107.0
116.0
122.0
132.0
153.0
100.0
119.0
127.0
176.0
108.0
136.0
158.0
177.0
159.0
188.0
305.0
306.0
308.0
310.0
366.0
366.0
370.0
369.4
374.0
392.0
396.0
400.0
408.0
492.0
500.0
506.0
511.0
592.0
600.0
9.0
10.0
12.0
14.0
9.0
12.0
10.0
13.7
16.0
10.0
12.0
11.0
18.0
10.0
11.0
12.0
13.0
12.5
14.0
Section
modulus
Wy
cm3
370
2285
400
2523
500
3278
600
5274
606
5847
700
6353
706
7028
7980
800
806
8754
900
9221
10098
906
1000
10509
1006
11489
1001 11912
1013
12521
1016
12882
1016 S 13872
1017
14705
1030
15815
1035 S 16656
305.0
306.0
308.0
310.0
379.0
382.0
380.0
383.7
386.0
379.0
381.0
380.0
387.0
379.0
380.0
381.0
382.0
460.0
460.0
13.9
14.4
15.4
16.4
15.2
15.2
17.2
16.9
19.2
13.2
15.2
17.2
21.2
13.2
17.2
20.2
22.7
17.3
21.2
Weight Width Height

Wz
cm3
800
801
801
1169
1262
1169
1262
1216
1310
1216
1310
1216
1310
1317
1369
1411
1509
1593
1596
1680
b
kg/m
122
127
136
188
204
199
215
221
237
232
248
243
259
267
277
283
300
314
351
365
mm
380
380
380
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
9.2
9.7
10.7
11.8
12.0
12.0
14.0
13.8
16.1
10.0
12.0
14.0
18.2
10.0
14.0
17.0
19.6
12.0
14.0
Circumference
Total
Outline
Cross section
Steel Outline
cm
cm
cm2
cm2
y
cm4
Wy
cm3
iy
cm
181
182
183
184
225
226
225
227
229
230
231
231
235
250
251
253
254
300
301
128
129
129
131
157
158
158
159
161
162
163
164
168
182
184
185
186
218
220
102
109
122
135
136
148
155
168
195
127
151
162
224
137
173
201
226
203
239
938
944
957
970
1402
1415
1422
1434
1462
1501
1525
1536
1597
1880
1916
1944
1968
2737
2774
18440
19492
21575
23767
36489
38148
42274
43594
51212
37668
44969
50469
68363
61745
81947
97895
111837
130820
158226
1209
1274
1401
1533
1994
2085
2285
2360
2739
1922
2271
2523
3351
2510
3278
3869
4377
4420
5274
13.4
13.4
13.3
13.3
16.4
16.0
16.5
16.1
16.2
17.2
17.3
17.6
17.5
21.2
21.8
22.1
22.3
25.4
25.7
Circumference
Total
Outline
mm
370
400
500
600
606
700
706
800
806
900
906
1000
1006
1000
1004
1006
1012
1017
1030
1035
cm
225
231
251
301
301
321
321
339
339
359
359
379
379
377
377
377
377
377
378
378
cm
158
164
184
220
220
240
240
260
260
280
280
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
303
303
Coating surface on one

side inclusive
of locking bars
m2/m
0.39
0.39
0.39
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.47
Axis y-y
Axis z-z
Cross section
z
cm4
Wz
cm3
iz
cm
6050
6416
7122
7906
13176
13827
15192
15790
18555
11380
13568
15210
20748
11381
15211
18179
20774
23174
26886
397
419
462
510
695
724
800
823
961
601
712
801
1072
601
801
954
1088
1008
1169
7.69
7.68
7.66
7.66
9.84
9.66
9.89
9.69
9.75
9.45
9.48
9.69
9.63
9.10
9.38
9.50
9.59
10.70
10.60
Steel
Second moment
of inertia
z
Outline y
Radius of
gyration
iy
iz
cm2
155
162
173
239
260
253
274
281
302
295
316
309
330
340
353
361
382
400
447
464
cm2
1422
1536
1916
2774
2795
3234
3255
3694
3715
4154
4175
4614
4635
4614
4627
4635
4656
4674
4739
4757
cm
16.5
17.6
21.8
25.7
26.1
29.6
30.1
33.7
34.2
37.5
38.1
41.2
41.9
41.9
42.2
42.4
42.9
43.2
42.7
43.1
cm4
42274
50469
81947
158226
177170
222343
248090
319198
352788
414958
457433
525471
577873
595586
628532
647988
701909
747730
814488
861951
cm4
15192
15210
15211
26886
29035
26889
29037
27973
30122
27975
30124
27978
30126
30302
31495
32450
34711
36630
36712
38632
cm
9.9
9.7
9.4
10.6
10.6
10.3
10.3
10.0
10.0
9.7
9.8
9.5
9.6
9.4
9.4
9.5
9.5
9.6
9.1
9.1
Distance
from
edge
ep
cm
18.5
20.0
25.0
30.0
30.3
35.0
35.3
40.0
40.3
45.0
45.3
50.0
50.3
50.0
50.2
50.3
50.6
50.9
51.5
51.8
1) In steel grades up to S 355 GP, all PSp sections can be assigned to Class 2 in accordance with the ENV 1993-5 classification.
PEINE P locking bar

z
s
s
Special interlock
z
az
14
z
70
86
34
Section
modulus
Wy
Wz
cm3
cm3
Weight
Dimensions
kg/m
h
mm
28
18.4
63.8 67
b
mm
s
mm
Circumference
total
cm
14
35.4
Cross
section
cm2
Second moment
of inertia
y
z
cm4
cm4
Distance
from edge
az
mm
19.3
23.5
91.7
32.8
65.2
s
s
s y
Locking
bar
P
z
67
14
63.8
34
s
s y
az
For driving in heavy soils, a special interlock for foot reinforcement can be used. This is attached to the foot of the PZ intermediate sections over
a length of 300 to 500 mm. Dead weight 30.5 kg/m, cross-sectional area 38.9 cm2.
Weights and section moduli of

composite Peine sheet pile walls.
Weights
When calculating the m2 weight
of a composite sheet piling,
the ratio of the different lengths
has to be taken into account.
The true m2 weight of the wall,
related to the statically necessary
length of the PSp bearing piles,
can be read from the tables for
the lengths given in %. Intermediate values can be interpolated.
Section moduli
When calculating the static values
for composite sheet pilings, the
loadbearing capacity of the individual piling elements is taken into
account in accordance with their
moment of inertia:
= p +Zw
y
a
Wy
= p +Zw
a ep
WyI
= p +Zw
a epI
= Moment of inertia of
PSp piles in cm4
zw = Moment of inertia of
PZ piles in cm4
a
= Spacing of PSp piles
in m
ep/epI = Edge spacing of neutral
axis in cm (relating to
pile / interlock steel
outer edge)
The section moduli Wy WyI and
the moment of inertia JG are
stated in the following tables.
Section
PZ
PEINE PZ
intermediate
sections
Form
Weight
Dimensions
kg/m
a
mm
b
mm
c
mm
t/s
mm
H
mm
175
195
209
138
158
172
152
152
142
152
152
142
296
296
410
296
296
410
304
304
246
304
304
246
10
12
12
10
12
12
270
272
312
270
272
312
PZi 675-12
1350
PZi 610 and PZi 612

1200
Form 23
H
ey
a
6101)
6121)
675-12
6101)
6121)
675-12
23
23
23
21
21
21
Circumference
total
Cross
section
Coating
area2)
Distance
from edge
m2/m
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4
A
cm2
3.35
3.35
3.7
2.95
2.95
3.27
223
249
266
176
202
219
3.19
3.19
3.53
2.95
2.95
3.29
23400
25820
34640
16740
19030
27360
15.0
14.9
16.8
14.8
14.9
16.8
2) Excl. internal surface of free interlock. Coating on both sides.
ey
cm
Composite PEINE steel sheet pile walls.
30 31
Selection from
the complete range
Section
System
width
Combination 10/23
PSp
a
m
370
400
500
600
606
700
706
800
806
900
906
1000
1006
1001
1013
1016
1016 S
1017
1030
1035 S
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
Selection from
the complete range
Section
System
width
Combination 22/23
PSp
a
m
370
400
500
600
606
700
706
800
806
900
906
1000
1006
1001
1013
1016
1016 S
1017
1030
1035 S
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
2.16
PEINE PSp single piles

with intermediate piles
PZ 610 and 612
s
1200
Water side
PSp
PZi 610/612
hzi
y
hzi = 226 mm
PEINE PSp double piles

PZ 610 und 612
s
PZi 610/612
hzi
ep
ep
1200
Water side
PSp
hzi = 226 mm
41100
46230
65930
108240
119530
146450
161800
204180
224190
261240
286560
327100
358330
368890
388520
400120
432250
459560
499340
527630
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4/m
62590
72190
109110
177830
195410
244460
268350
342540
373700
440700
480100
553620
602230
618660
649220
667270
717290
760460
824380
867410
Section
modulus
Wy
cm3/m
WyI
cm3/m
2230
2320
2640
3610
3950
4190
4590
5110
5570
5810
6330
6550
7130
7380
7740
7960
8550
9040
9700
10200
Section
modulus
PSp
B
m
kg/m2
0.398
0.398
0.398
0.478
0.478
0.478
0.478
0.478
0.478
0.478
0.478
376
389
411
451
485
474
508
519
554
542
577
ep
ep
198
202
207
228
238
235
244
248
257
254
264
261
271
275
281
285
295
303
325
333
193
199
207
240
255
250
265
270
286
281
296
291
306
313
323
328
344
357
391
404
Combination C 23
Water side
149
153
158
182
191
188
198
201
211
208
218
214
224
229
235
238
248
257
279
287
2820
3040
3800
5270
5790
6310
6930
7830
8550
9040
9850
10300
11210
11510
12080
12420
13350
14070
15010
15920
Cross
section
1.24
1.24
1.24
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
186
189
195
216
226
223
232
236
246
242
252
249
259
263
269
273
283
291
313
322
3390
3610
4370
5930
6450
6990
7610
8570
9280
9800
10600
11080
11980
12380
12940
13270
14180
14960
16010
16770
Weight
142
145
151
174
184
181
191
194
204
201
210
207
217
222
228
231
241
250
272
280
WyI
cm3/m
Width
Coating
area
Wy
cm3/m
Section
370
400
500
600
606
700
706
800
806
900
906
Dead weight in relation to PSp length

PZ length in % of PSp length
PZ 610
PZ 612
60 %
100 % 60 %
100 %
kg/m2
kg/m2
kg/m2
kg/m2

PZ 610
PZ 612
60 %
100 % 60 %
100 %
kg/m2
kg/m2
kg/m2
kg/m2
Selection from
the complete range
PEINE box pile wall
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4/m
228
234
242
272
288
283
298
303
318
313
328
323
338
346
355
361
376
389
423
436
199
205
213
246
261
256
271
276
291
286
301
296
312
319
328
334
349
362
397
410
238
244
252
282
297
292
307
312
327
322
338
333
348
355
365
370
386
399
433
446
Section
modulus
Water side
m2/m
Coating
area
Water side
m2/m
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
cm2/m
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4/m
Coating
area
Wy
cm3/m
Wy
cm3/m
Water side
m2/m
478
495
523
574
617
603
647
661
705
691
734
137550
163270
262250
398380
438080
556420
610370
786680
857040
1018230
1107200
7000
7700
9930
12730
13910
15280
16660
18960
20550
21850
23650
5880
6550
8690
11370
12540
13850
15230
17390
18990
20220
22030
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.11
Selection from
the complete range
Section
System
width
Combination 10/23
PSp
370
400
500
600
606
700
706
800
806
900
906
1000
1006
1001
1013
1016
1016 S
1017
1030
1035 S
PEINE PSp single piles

PZ 675 - 12
s
1350
Water side
PSp
PZi 675-12
hzi
y
hzi = 263 mm
W yI
cm3/m
1.75
1.75
1.75
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
1.83
44010
48700
66700
105510
115880
140590
154670
193570
211950
245960
269190
306410
335080
344770
362790
373430
402930
428000
464520
490480
2380
2440
2670
3520
3830
4020
4390
4840
5260
5470
5950
6130
6670
6900
7230
7430
7970
8420
9020
9480
Section
modulus
Wy
cm3/m
3430
3620
4270
5710
6200
6670
7250
8130
8800
9270
10020
10450
11300
11670
12190
12500
13350
14080
15070
15770
Section
System
width
Combination 22/23
PSp
a
m
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4/m
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
2.31
63450
72380
106720
171140
187570
233440
255770
325140
354270
416910
453740
522480
567930
583290
611870
628740
675510
715870
775630
815860
1350
Water side
PSp
PZi 675-12
hzi
ep
ep
hzi = 263 mm
370
400
500
600
606
700
706
800
806
900
906
1000
1006
1001
1013
1016
1016 S
1017
1030
1035 S
Section
modulus
Selection from
the complete range
Section
Width
Weight
Cross
section
Combination C 23
PSp
B
m
kg/m2
0.478
0.478
0.478
0.478
0.478
0.478
0.478
0.478
0.478
565
599
616
638
650
685
714
791
820
PEINE box pile wall

Water side
ep
ep
Wy
cm3/m
Selection from
the complete range
PEINE PSp double piles

PZ 675 - 12
a
m
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4/m
1000
1006
1001
1013
1016
1016 S
1017
1030
1035 S

PZ 675-12
60 %
100 %
kg/m2
kg/m2
141
145
149
171
180
177
186
189
198
195
204
201
210
215
220
224
233
240
260
268
189
192
197
217
226
223
232
235
244
241
250
247
256
260
266
269
278
286
306
314
Coating
area
Water side
m2/m
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
1.22
Coating
area
W yI
cm3/m

PZ 675-12
60 %
100 %
kg/m2
kg/m2
2860
3050
3720
5080
5560
6030
6610
7440
8100
8560
9310
9730
10570
10860
11390
11700
12570
13250
14120
14970
189
194
202
233
247
243
257
262
276
271
285
281
295
302
311
316
330
343
374
387
1.21
1.21
1.21
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
1.19
228
233
241
269
284
279
293
298
312
307
322
317
331
338
347
352
367
379
411
423
cm2/m
Second
moment
of inertia
y
cm4/m
Wy
cm3/m
W yI
cm3/m
Water side
m2/m
720
764
785
812
828
872
910
1008
1045
1284310
1394060
1431170
1500180
1540900
1653800
1751940
1898470
1994450
24840
26860
27750
29010
29760
31800
33560
35990
37670
23160
25180
25870
27150
27900
29980
31620
33780
35810
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.19
1.19
1.19
The colored interlocks serve as guide interlocks and are not fitted over the entire length.
Section
modulus
Water side
m2/m
Coating
area
32 33
Terms of delivery
Hot rolled steel piles are
supplied according to DIN EN
10248, cold rolled piles
according to DIN EN 10249.
Steel grades
The steel grades used for our
hot rolled steel piles comply
with DIN EN 10248-1.
On request, steels complying
with DIN EN 10025 (structural
steels), DIN EN 10155
(weather-resistant) or other
standard specifications can
also be supplied.
High-strength weldable sheet
piling steels with a minimum
yield point of up to 500 N/mm2
can be supplied according to
works standards.
Cold rolled sheet piles can be
supplied in steel grade S 275
JR to DIN EN 10249-1.
Terms of delivery. Steel grades.

Interlock designs.
Steel grades for sheet piling

Steel grades for sheet piling to DIN EN 10248-1
Steel grade
S 240 GP
S 270 GP
S 320 GP
S 355 GP
S 390 GP 1)
S 430 GP 1)
Tensile
strength
Minimum
yield point
Minimum
elongation
N/mm2
N/mm2
Weather-resistant steels
EN 10155
240
270
320
355
390
430
26
24
23
22
20
19
Sheet piling steels
EN 10248
340
410
440
480
490
510
1) For the higher-strength sheet piling steels S 390 GP and S 430 GP, an approval certificate
(Z-30, 1-7) from the building supervisory authorities dated February 28, 2000 has
been awarded. The approval is valid until February 28, 2010 and can be made available
on request.
Higher-strength weldable sheet piling steels to works

standards
Steel grade
St Sp 460
St Sp 500
Standardized steel materials for PEINE sections
Steel grades
Standard
General structural steels
EN 10025
Fine-grain structural steels
EN 10113
Special steels of the
PT materials standard
PT series
Special works steels

with minimum
yield points of 355
Other steels available

on request,
to 460 N/mm2
e. g. BS, NF,
ASTM, JIS, CSAG,
GOST, UNI
All section dimensions can be supplied to conventional national and international standards and,
if necessary, to customer specification.
Tensile
strength
Minimum
yield point
Minimum
elongation
A selection can be found in the table on steel grades.
N/mm2
N/mm2
550
590
460
500
17
16
Deviation limits and dimension tolerances for

cold-rolled sheet piles made of unalloyed steels
to DIN EN 10 249-2
Pile width: single piles 2 %
Steel grade for cold rolled trench sheeting and lightweight sections to DIN EN 10249-1
Steel grade
double piles 3%
Pile length: Pile length may deviate by 50 mm
Tensile
strength
Minimum
yield point
Minimum
elongation
N/mm2
N/mm2
and actual weight of the total con-
275
22
signment is max. 7%.
from the ordered length.

Weight:
The deviation between the arithmetic

weight (as given in the table of sections)
S 275 JR
Interlocks
Rolled-on interlocks allow
steel piles to be joined together
to form a coherent wall.
410
Interlock designs
LARSSEN section
Interlock design conforming to DIN EN 10248-2 and E 67 of EAU 2004
The interlocks must be

designed with sufficient interlocking play while still being
capable of withstanding
the compressive, tensile and
shearing forces to which they
are subjected after assembly.
LARSSEN 43, 430
LARSSEN, HOESCH and

straight web sections
have their own distinctive
interlock designs.
PEINE locking bar / PEINE sheet piling

HOESCH section (LARSSEN interlock)

HOESCH section (finger-and-socket interlock)
UNION straight web section

KL lightweight section
Interlock design conforming to DIN EN 10249-2
Interlock sealing.
LARSSEN steel piles with the

HOESCH interlock sealing system
PEINE locking bar

with the HOESCH interlock sealing system
Interlock sealing
Additional interlock sealing
may be required if intrinsic
sealing is inadequate and there
are special demands requiring
the structure to be sealed
immediately.
Depending on the degree
of sealing required, we can
provide the following types
of interlock sealing:
Interlock filling
On multiple piles, the middle
interlocks are injected with polyurethane, while the threading
interlock is filled with permanently plastic bitumen, using
SIRO 88 hot bitumen for vibration driving and bituminous
cement for percussion driving.
HOESCH interlock
sealing system
The HOESCH interlock sealing
system has been developed for
permanent sheet piling structures designed for a tight seal.
ticularly on the driving of

sealed sheet piles, can be
found in our Sealing Systems
brochure. If desired, guarantees can be given for the durability of the sealing material
or for the degree of tightness.
With this sealing system,

a profiled seal (lip seal) is
applied to the site threading
interlock; and, in the case of
multiple piles, a permanently
elastic polyurethane seal
adhering firmly to the surface
and adapted to the interlock
gap is applied to the prefabricated interlock.
Interlock welding
The highest degree of sealing
is achieved using welded interlocks. If the project requires
multiple piles, the interlocks
can be weld-sealed in the factory. Additional counterwelds
are made to compensate for
pile driving stresses.
Before driving, the lubricant

HSP GM must be applied to the
seal lips. Further details, par-
The HOESCH interlock sealing

system is always used for
PEINE locking bars.
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Corrosion protection, welded structures.
Dolphins with welded-on bollards
Coatings
The most common way of protecting sheet piling against corrosion
is by coating. Experience has shown that coatings can delay the
onset of corrosion by more than 20 years. To avoid harm to the
environment caused by spray mist, steel elements should be factory coated to the required specifications wherever possible. If carefully handled, steel piles suffer only minimal coating damage during transportation and installation, and complete infactory coating
is thus increasing in popularity. Selection of the coating system
depends on the expected loads and the required lifetime (see DIN
EN ISO 12944). We can supply steel piles with all common coating systems and would be pleased to assist customers with system
selection.
To cope with the wear and tear of normal use, sheet pilings
are most frequently provided with epoxy resin or polyurethane
coatings. To minimize the burden on the environment, only
tar-substitute or tarfree products should be used.
Hot dip galvanizing
Hot dip galvanizing is a common corrosion protection procedure in
steel construction. Provision of an additional coating (duplex system) results in a synergetic effect. Individually galvanized steel
piles can be supplied by special agreement.
The galvanizing of steel sheet piles requires a special steel analysis and compliance with regulations governing interlock tolerances.
Surface quality and product identification must be taken into account.
Notice should therefore be given of the intention to have the piles
hot-dip galvanized before the start of rolling. For the requirements
and tests/inspections, see DIN EN ISO 1461.
Welded structures
Our workshops have been producing welded structures from
steel piles for over 60 years.
All sheet piling steel grades are
suitable for arc welding in compliance with general welding
regulations.
Foundation piles, dolphins with
accessories, HOESCH and
LARSSEN box piles, structural
piles such as corner and junction piles, piles with shock
plates, piles with weld-sealed
interlocks and special piles for
specific requirements are all
manufactured to proven quality
standards. Our workshops fully
comply with standards for
modern welding operations and
are qualified in accordance with
DIN 18800, part 7.
The general and special tasks
of quality assurance, e. g. nondestructive weld seam testing,
are carried out by an independent quality body to German or,
if necessary, international regulations.
Submerged arc welding
LARSSEN LK 430 box pile
Special services.
Waling for back anchoring.
Reinforcement design for the

HOESCH knife-edge bearing method.
Model of a signal transmitter

for LARSSEN sections.
Driving caps with wooden cushions.
Anchors and accessories

We also supply anchoring
elements and accessories,
allowing us to offer complete,
ready-to-install sheet piling
packages from a single source.
Knife-edge bearing
Using the HOESCH method of
knife-edge bearing on steel
pile sections (which has been
approved by the Berlin Institute
for Construction Technology),
static and dynamic vertical
loads can be transferred direct,
i.e. without any intermediate
structures, from the reinforced
concrete bearing to the sheet
piling section.
Signal transmitter
Our signal transmitters can be
used whenever difficult ground
conditions call for evidence
that interlocks are still intact
along the full length of the pile.
Attached to the foot of the pile
to be threaded and resistant to
driving forces, the transmitter
indicates any breach of the
interlock immediately, allowing
the necessary action to be
taken in good time.
Driving caps
Starter weight
In order to overcome friction
resistance when threading piles
into the interlock, we can supply a heavy starter weight to
be positioned on top of the
pile.
Vibration forecast
Environmental aspects are
playing an increasingly important part in building projects.
Before using pile driving or
vibration methods to install
sheet piling, the effects of the
noise and vibrations involved
must first be considered. To
provide advance knowledge of
any potentially harmful effects,
we can supply appropriate
forecasts.
The range includes

anchors and anchor parts
anchor connecting elements
waling and waling fastenings
sheet pile beams
recesses, ladders and
handrails
bollards
special components
1800
500
Starter weight
Use of the starter weight is

recommended:
when threading pile sections
into suspension-supported
trenches
for support walls, especially
with the HOESCH interlock
sealing system
when setting up panel
sections to be pressed into
place hydraulically
As it hangs freely from the crane,
the starter weight can also be
used as a drop hammer for gentle pile driving.
On request we can also supply

driving caps matched to the
differing piling sections. Single,
double, triple and quadruple
driving caps are available with
standard wooden lining or with
overlapping steel/plastic lining
for heavy driving jobs.
The designations
LARSSEN HOESCH
UNION SIRO used in
this brochure are
registered trademarks.
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HOESCH steel sheet piling.

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Product range overview

HOESCH jagged wall

UNION straight web sections

Trench sheeting sections

U-steel, HEB wide-flange beams, HP wide-flange bearing piles

Box piles, composite bearing piles

PEINE steel piles, PEINE sheet pilings and intermediate sections

PEINE PZ intermediate sections

Composite PEINE steel sheet pile walls

Terms of delivery, steel grades, interlock designs

Corrosion protection, welded structures

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HOESCH steel sheet piling.

ThyssenKrupp GfT Bautechnik is a world-leading supplier of piles and related

In addition, ThyssenKrupp GfT Bautechnik offers

requirements. Decades of experience in piling

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Steel sheet piling as a construction element.

Refuse reloading station at Frankfurt/Main

Functionality, appearance and cost-effectiveness are the criteria currently

Use of sheet piling

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Bridge pier support

Regeneration drain at Asslar landfill

Road and rail

Landfills, contaminated sites,

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Product range overview.

HOESCH sections (LARSSEN interlock)

4) With the use of quadruple piles b = 1416 mm

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HOESCH sections (finger-and-socket interlock)

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LARSSEN 703 10/10 4)

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LARSSEN 603 10/10 4)

123.0 156.7 282

147.6 188.0 363

221.4 282.0 532

139.2 177.3 290

83.5 106.4 200

167.0 212.8 374

250.5 319.2 548

3) Without interlock interior coating on both sides.

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185.4 236.2 340

278.1 354.3 496

234.5 299.4 396

185.4 236.2 315

92.7 118.1 184

Wall form of LARSSEN 43.

3) Without interlock interior coating on both sides.

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Handling holes and crimping/welding

20, 600, 700 and 750 series

Handling holes can be provided

Triple piles of the 700 and 750 series available on request.

If, for manufacturing reasons

corner, junction and adapter