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    NS-Stud Welding Method for Connecting Steel Pipe Sheet Piles to Footing Concrete of Steel Pipe Sheet Pile Foundation

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    In the temporary cofferdam sharing method for steel pipe sheet pile foundation, steel pipe sheet piles must be connected to footing concrete. For the connection, a deformed bar stud welding method (NS Stud Welding Method) has been developed in which long deformed bar studs of 19 mm in diameter are directly welded to steel pipe sheet piles. The method can considerably reduce construction time and costs.

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    NS-Stud Welding Method for Connecting Steel Pipe Sheet Piles to Footing Concrete of Steel Pipe Sheet Pile Foundation

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    In the temporary cofferdam sharing method for steel pipe sheet pile foundation, steel pipe sheet piles must be connected to footing concrete. For the connection, a deformed bar stud welding method (NS Stud Welding Method) has been developed in which long deformed bar studs of 19 mm in diameter are directly welded to steel pipe sheet piles. The method can considerably reduce construction time and costs.

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    NS-Stud Welding Method for Connecting Steel Pipe Sheet Piles to Footing Concrete of Steel Pipe Sheet Pile Foundation

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    New search for: R. Kohno
    New search for: H. Tachikawa

    In the temporary cofferdam sharing method for steel pipe sheet pile foundation, steel pipe sheet piles must be connected to footing concrete. For the connection, a deformed bar stud welding method (NS Stud Welding Method) has been developed in which long deformed bar studs of 19 mm in diameter are directly welded to steel pipe sheet piles. The method can considerably reduce construction time and costs.

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    Title:

    NS-Stud Welding Method for Connecting Steel Pipe Sheet Piles to Footing Concrete of Steel Pipe Sheet Pile Foundation

    Contributors:

    T. Katayama (author) / K. Kawakami (author) / R. Kohno (author) / H. Tachikawa (author)

    Publication date:

    1989

    Size:

    8 pages

    Type of media:

    Report

    Type of material:

    No indication

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Highway Engineering , Iron & Iron Alloys , Pile structures , Steels , Bridges(Structures) , Pipes(Tubes) , Tables(Data) , Sheets , Pile foundations , Concretes , Welding , Studs

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