Flood control projects:
1) Steel sheet piles need to provide good sealing performance in flood control projects to resist water intrusion effectively.
2) Steel sheet piles must withstand erosion and corrosion from floods, sediment, and other environmental factors.
3) Some flood control projects require steel sheet piles to be adjusted and reconfigured to suit different flood conditions.

Seawall and pier projects:
1) Steel sheet piles need to resist corrosion from seawater and marine environments, and special anti-corrosion coatings or materials are usually used.
2) Steel sheet piles must be able to withstand the collision force of ships and other loads.

bridge engineering:
1) Steel sheet piles are used to support bridge piers or abutments in bridge foundation projects. The design needs to consider load transfer, stability, and deformation control.
2) Bridge piles may need to be used in areas with high water levels, poor soil conditions, or settlement-sensitive areas requiring special engineering design and construction measures.

Basic engineering:
1) Steel sheet piles are used in foundation projects to bear heavy loads on buildings or structures. The design needs to ensure that the load capacity of the piles meets the engineering requirements.
2) Foundation works may involve different underground conditions such as soft soil, rock, or silt. The design and selection of steel sheet piles need to be optimized based on these conditions.

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