US839608A

US839608A - Sheet-piling.

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Publication number: US839608A
Application number: US30371306A
Authority: US
Inventors: Tryggve Larssen
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1906-03-01
Filing date: 1906-03-01
Publication date: 1906-12-25
Anticipated expiration: 1923-12-25

Description

No. 839,603 PATENTED DEC: 25, 1906. T, LARSSEBL SHEET FILING.

APPLICATION FILED HALL 1903.

To all whom it may concern,-

7 lowing is a specification.

TRYGGVE LARSSEN, OF BREMEN, GERMANY.

SHEET-FILING.

Specification of Letters Patent.

Patented Dec. 25, 1906.

Application filed March 1, 19'06. Serial No. 303,713.

Be it known that-I, TRYGGVE LARSSEN, a citizen and resident of the free and hanseatic town of Bremen, in the German Empire, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Sheet-Piling, of which the fol-- Iron-pile planking as heretofore in use suffers from the disadvantage of being useless for large embankments' and the like owing-to the profile of'the planking employed and to the imperfect joining of the same, because the moment of resistance of the so-made sheet-piling is too small,

The present invention provide withminimum expenditure ofmaterial shet-p'iles having a large moment of resistance.v For this purpose dished sheetpiles'of one and the same rolled profile are fitted alternately right and left. The guidance and locking oining) of the sheets is eifected by virtue of the peculiar. formation sheet iron planking having guide bars or of the profile and may be completed, if need be, by riveted guide-bars or by special guidebars or locks without rivets.

In order that my invention may be more fully understood by oneskilled in the art to which it appertains, I shall now proceed to describe the same in detail and shall refer has for its object to for that purpose to the accompanying sheet v of drawings, wherein Figure 1 is a diagrammatic cross-section of a sheet-iron planking having riveted guidebars constructed in accordance with'and embodying my invention; and Fig. 2 is a similar sectional V16W showing a modlfication of the v locks without rivets.

Similar letters of reference refer to similar parts throughout the figures.

In the construction shown by Fig. 1 the pile-sheets a, are set alternatelv facing right 'and left and are laid with the flanges of one sheet meeting those of that next adjacent.

The said flanges maybe overturned at their edges, one edge being of 2 form, and overlap slightly, and the two adjoining sheets are,

held together bya bar I) of suitable section, riveted by r vets c to one of the sheets a, or to its flange and engaging the flange of the other sheet.

flanges to overlap these are brought close together, as illustrated in Fig. 2, and are locked by means of bars (1' of substantially I-section engaging the overturned edges of the flanges, so that no riveting is re uired.

as far as possible from the neutral axis and the edges of thefianges at or near the neutral axis.

The advantages of the new construction are as follows: A simple profile of the sheets which can be rolled without difficulty and is especially adapted for the. construction of sheet-pilmgs because the same profile is used on either side; a large moment of resistance profiles of small-resistance moment eing combined cross-section, so that the total moment of resistance of the pile is a multiple of that of the single profile; a simple guidance and locking of the sheets in all directions and that at or near the neutral axis where the inevitable weakening exercises no prejudicial effect.

1. Sheet-piling comprising a plurality of single troughs alternately directed to op 0- site sides, and means at the edges of adjacent troughs substantially in the neutral axis of the piling to connect the troughs together and adaptedto permit the independent driving of the troug s.

2. A piling comprising a plurality of trough-shaped plates each having a web and lateral flanges, the edge of one of said flanges bent over, a locking-bar secured to said flange and cooperating with the latter and its bent edge to retain the adjacent troughshaped plate, substantially as described.

3. A piling comprising a plurality of trough-shaped plates each having a web and flanges, and one of the flanges having its edge bent outward and then substantially parallel with the flange, whereby said edge is practically Z-shaped.

4. A pi ng comprising a plurality of inter- The bulk of the profiled materia is thus- Alternately, instead. of arranging the is given to the complete pile, relatively low connected at or near the neutral axis of the locking plates each plate having a- Web and flanges, one of said flanges having its edge bent outward and ,a locking-bar secured, thereto to coperate with the bentedge of i 5 the flange, and the other flange of said plate having its edge bent substantially Z-shaped, whereby said edge Will be held between the bar and bent edge cf the flange of the next adjacent plate, substantially as described.

TRYGGV-E LARSSEN' Witnesses:

JOHANNES N. WILHELM; MAX A. G. LEMGKE.