Secant Pile Wall & Vor Der Wand Installation

Secant Pile Walls are formed by constructing intersecting reinforced concrete piles. The secant piles are reinforced with steel rebar and are constructed by various methods. Secant pile walls use cast-in-situ methods. They are constructed with the female/soft piles first, with the male/hard piles constructed afterwards, intersecting the female/soft pile. Secant walls are designed to be water resistant. Secant pile walls are usually installed as retaining structures and support systems for deep foundations, retaining elements and at the same time load-bearing walls for engineering constructions.
VDW stands for ‘vor der wand’, or ‘in front of the wall’. It is a vibration-free and low noise drilling procedure used for installation of single piles, as well as contiguous, tangential or secant pile walls.
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