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What is a Vibratory Hammer?

A vibratory hammer is a tool used to drive piles into the ground when building foundations for things like bridges, buildings, roads, marine docks, walls or railways. Unlike traditional pile drivers which use a large weight to strike piles into the ground, vibrat...

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Steel Pipe Application: Waterlines

After entering the water main, water moves through a large pipe called a waterline (usually ¾ inches or larger) to reach its final destination. We rely on these pipes to deliver water to our homes, throughout our communities and for commercial applications. Water...

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Permanent Applications for Steel Pipe

Steel pipe is utilized in permanent applications in a wide range of industries, including the construction industry, aerospace industry, oil and gas industry, and more.

Permanent Steel Pipe Oil and Gas Applications

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Steel Pipe Application: Foundation Piling

Steel pipe foundation piling is a kind of deep foundation comprised of slender steel pipes that’s used to support a structure, such as a building or water tank, by transferring the structure’s weight to the soil below.

When Is Steel Pipe Foundation Piling...

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Advantages Compared: Flexifloat vs. Poseidon Sectional Barges

Flexifloat and Poseidon are two of the most popular makers of sectional barges, which are also sometimes referred to as “modular” barges or “truckable” barges. The biggest difference between these two types of sectional barges is how their locking systems work. A...

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Steel Pipe Application: Pipelines

Since their introduction in the 1860s, steel pipelines have become vital to the distribution of energy in the U.S. The prevalence of steel in pipelines is largely due to steel’s longevity, durability and resistance to corrosion.

The History of Steel Pipel...

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Eiffel 101: All About Steel Pipe Pile

Steel pipe pile is used to create a strong foundation for large, heavy structures such as buildings, bridges and roads. The piles are made of steel pipe that’s driven or drilled deep into the ground in order to help distribute the weight of a structure down to th...

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Steel Pipe Application: Mooring Dolphins

A mooring is any permanent structure to which a vessel may be secured. A dolphin is a marine structure that extends above the water level and is not attached to shore. Mooring dolphins, therefore, are fixed marine structures to which boats can be moored, and are ...

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Buying and Selling Surplus Steel Pipe

Surplus steel pipe is pipe that has been previously purchased but never used. Though it’s easy to assume that surplus steel pipe must be old or corroded, this isn’t always the case. Sometimes surplus steel pipe is the same quality as brand new. New steel pipe mig...

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The Basics of Buying Steel Pipe

There are several variables to consider when buying steel pipe, including the pipe dimension, thickness, and coating, whether the pipe is seamless, straight weld or spiral weld, and whether to purchase new pipe or surplus pipe.

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