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GN01 – What Information Do I Need to Install Steel Piles?	Guidance for typical project information required before selection of a steel piled solution, including - ground investigation, site constraints , access, design features & construction tolerances.	Guidance for typical project information required before selection of a steel piled solution, including – ground investigation, site constraints , access, design features & construction tolerances.	Guidance Note	25th November 2020	Download
GN02 – Should I be concerned about noise during the installation of steel piles?	Steel piling does not have to be loud! A steel pile solution should never be ruled out on the basis of noise as options exist to mitigate this to an acceptable level - this guidance note gives details of modern installation methods including, impact, vibratory & hydraulic press-in driving	Steel piling does not have to be loud! A steel pile solution should never be ruled out on the basis of noise as options exist to mitigate this to an acceptable level – this guidance note gives details of modern installation methods including, impact, vibratory & hydraulic press-in driving	Guidance Note	26th November 2020	Download
GN03 – When should I choose Steel Piles?	Steel piles can offer flexible, safe and quick to install solutions for bearing and retaining problems - designers select steel piles to overcomemany specific design challenges. This guidance note gives some of the reaons why steel piles should be considered over other solutions.	Steel piles can offer flexible, safe and quick to install solutions for bearing and retaining problems – designers select steel piles to overcome many specific design challenges. This guidance note gives some of the reaons why steel piles should be considered over other solutions.	Guidance Note	25th November 2020	Download
GN04 – How long do steel piles last?	Steel will naturally corrode over time, the deterioration rate will depend on the local envrionment and steel grade selected. This guidance notes details factors that affect this and measures that can be employed to achieve design lives in excess of 125 years.	Steel will naturally corrode over time, the deterioration rate will depend on the local envrionment and steel grade selected. This guidance notes details factors that affect this and measures that can be employed to achieve design lives in excess of 125 years.	Guidance Note	25th November 2020	Download
GN05 – Are Steel Sheet Piles Impermeable?	The answer to this question is a qualified YES! This guidance notes describes various methods to reduce or even completely stop water flow through the interlocks.	The answer to this question is a qualified YES! This guidance notes describes various methods to reduce or even completely stop water flow through the interlocks.	Guidance Note	25th November 2020	Download
Publication SCI_P308 Specifiers’ Guide to Steel Piling	Steel piling can offer both economic and rapid solutions for foundations and retaining walls. The Specifiers' Guide to Steel Piling was originally published by the SCI in 2002 and much of the advice presented is still very relevant today. This document is currently under review by the SPG for updating	Steel piling can offer both economic and rapid solutions for foundations and retaining walls. The Specifiers’ Guide to Steel Piling was originally published by the SCI in 2002 and much of the advice presented is still very relevant today. This document is currently under review by the SPG for updating in the future. It is […]	Publication	10th December 2020	Download
Publication SCI_P422 Durability of Steel Piling	This updated guide outlines the corrosion performance of piles in various environments and reviews the protective measures that can be taken to increase the life of steel piles. The guide is referenced by ICE SPERW and complements EN1993-5 presenting a worked design example to illustrate the approach	This updated guide outlines the corrosion performance of piles in various environments and reviews the protective measures that can be taken to increase the life of steel piles. The guide is referenced by ICE SPERW and complements EN1993-5 presenting a worked design example to illustrate the approach to designing for durability.	Publication	29th May 2019	Download
TN001 – Steel specification used for anchors	High strength steel specification for anchors BS EN 1993-5:2007 Clause 3.7	Technical Advisory Note	26th September 2018	Download
TN002 – Lowest service temperature	Lowest recommended UK service temperature for fracture toughness BS EN 1993-5:2007 Clause 3.9(1)P	Technical Advisory Note	26th September 2018	Download
TN003 Corrosion rates	Background information to Tables 4.1 and 4.2 in BS EN 1993-5 and Table NA.1 which has been revised to include corrosion losses for a life span of 125 years and ALWC (Accelerated Low Water Corrosion).	Background information to Tables 4.1 and 4.2 in BS EN 1993-5 and Table NA.1 which has been revised to include corrosion losses for a life span of 125 years and ALWC (Accelerated Low Water Corrosion).	Technical Advisory Note	21st May 2019	Download
TN004 – Partial Factors	Partial factors γM0, γM1, and γM2 - BS EN 1993-5:2007 Clause 5.1.1(4)	Partial factors γM0, γM1, and γM2 – BS EN 1993-5:2007 Clause 5.1.1(4)	Technical Advisory Note	20th September 2018	Download
TN005 – Length of continuous butt weld	Enhancing the shear force transmission in interlocks by welding - BS EN 1993-5:2007 Clause 5.2.2(13)	Enhancing the shear force transmission in interlocks by welding – BS EN 1993-5:2007 Clause 5.2.2(13)	Technical Advisory Note	20th September 2018	Download
TN006 – Value of Interlock factor	The tensile resistance Fts,Rd of plain straight web steel sheet piles using interlock factor bR - BS EN 1993-5:2007 Clause 5.2.5(7)	The tensile resistance Fts,Rd of plain straight web steel sheet piles using interlock factor bR – BS EN 1993-5:2007 Clause 5.2.5(7)	Technical Advisory Note	20th September 2018	Download
TN007 – The height of head for secondary elements of combi walls	Resistance of primary elements due to forces introduced by the secondary elements - BS EN 1993-5:2007 Clause 5.5.4(2)	Resistance of primary elements due to forces introduced by the secondary elements – BS EN 1993-5:2007 Clause 5.5.4(2)	Technical Advisory Note	20th September 2018	Download
TN008 – Partial factors for Anchors, walings, bracing and connections	Guidance for partial factors γMb and γMt,ser used in BS EN 1993-5:2007 Clause 7.1(4)	Guidance for partial factors γMb and γMt,ser used in BS EN 1993-5:2007 Clause 7.1(4)	Technical Advisory Note	21st May 2019	Download
TN009 – Tensile resistance of tie rods	T

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