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Job Reports > Sheet Pile > Sugarloaf Pipeline
Sugarloaf Pipeline
Sugarloaf Pipeline Alliance*
Wagstaff & Vibropile
Yea, Victoria
* The Alliance is a joint venture between John Holland and Melbourne
Water.
The design team comprised of GHD and SKM.
Larssen L755 Steel Sheet Piles. U shaped sheet pile sections are
well proven in both permanent and temporary works throughout the
world.
Thyssenkrupp Steelcom has supplied 828m² of the Larssen L755
sheet pile in 2000 cm /m section modulus to Sugarloaf Pipeline
Alliance for their Sugarloaf Pipeline project in Yea, Victoria.
The Sugarloaf Pipeline project involves constructing a 70 km pipeline,
a major drought proofing measure linking the Goulburn River near
Yea to the Sugarloaf Reservoir in Melbourne's north-east. The project
worth $625m to which John Holland had a share of $430m will be
an important new addition to this grid and will transfer 75 billion
litres of water to Melbourne’s water supply system.
For this project ThyssenKrupp Steelcom supplied 69 sheets of the
L755 in 16m of 828 m². Sheet pile was used for a circular
sheet pile wall or cofferdam with a diameter of 16.4 meters. The
deviation angle of each pile was approx 5.2 degree. The cofferdam
is situated at the point where the pipeline meets the Gourburn
River.
At 750 mm in width the Larssen L755 advantages include fewer interlocks
per running metre of wall providing superior water-tightness. For
contractors the Larssen L 755 sheets proved to be very efficient
offering faster installation per LM, while offering a convenient
handling size on site. The contractors were happily installing
12 steel sheet piles per day.
The entire Sugarloaf Pipeline project commenced pipeline construction
in September 2008 and is due to be completed Feb 2010. The cofferdam,
however to which we supplied the steel sheet pile was made complete
within 2 weeks.
ThyssenKrupp Steelcom offers total piling solutions including
hire and sell of steel sheet piles, impact and vibratory piling
hammers ranging from excavator mounted to large crane suspended
units, as well as, foundation equipment and trench shoring.

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