m stability; hydraulic analyses of the streamflow; geotechnical analyses and slope stability of the stream slopes; or the ecological, aesthetic, or geomorphic consequences of the use of sheet pile.

Topics: Intro to stream stabilization using sheet piles Applications of sheet piling in stream stability and restoration Materials: steel, concrete, wood, vinyl, FRP Coarse and fine grained soil properties Load analysis Lateral earth pressures Hydrodynamic and hydrostatic loads Surcharge loads Wall stability Structural design Construction considerations.

Intended Audience: This course is intended for Geotechnical, Civil, Environmental, Water Resources, and other engineers whose job description requires a basic knowledge of the use of sheet pile walls in the processes of stream remediation and restoration.

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This course provides an introduction to the use of sheet pile, types of walls, sheet pile materials, classical method of design for wall stability, structural design, specification, and installation of sheet pile for stream restoration and stabilization projects. This course describes typical applications for cantilever sheet pile wall in stream restoration and stabilization projects, types of sheet pile material, loads applied to the sheet pile, failure modes, design for cantilever wall stability, structural design of the piles, and some construction considerations. It does not address stream stability; hydraulic analyses of the streamflow; geotechnical analyses and slope stability of the stream slopes; or the ecological, aesthetic, or geomorphic consequences of the use of sheet pile.

Intended Audience: This course is intende