Water transport solutions

Quay walls, Breakwaters, Jetties, Dolphines, Groynes, Inland Harbours, Locks, Dikes, Atypical apllications

Maritime infrastructure
Costa Rica

Optimize maritime infrastructure with our steel solutions, offering faster construction and lower cost compared to alternatives. Ideal for quay walls, breakwaters, dolphins, locks, and canals.

Enhanced ROI & Longevity
Enhanced ROI & Longevity

ArcelorMittal's AZ® sheet piles offer 8% higher ROI than concrete for ports. AMLoCor® steel grades provide up to 100-year service life with 5x more corrosion resistance.

Sustainable & Safe Sheet Piling
Parc

EPD available for ArcelorMittal sheet piles & EcoSheetPile™ Plus made of 100% recycled steel. Ductile steel & performance-based design optimize safe ports in seismic areas. 

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Maritime infrastructures

 

ArcelorMittal’s hot rolled steel sheet pile sections have been used to build maritime infrastructures for over a hundred years. Through innovation and continuous improvement, combined walls such as the HZ®-M system, Z and U-type sections, or AS 500 flat sheet piles form one of the most advanced solutions for constructing or deepening port and other maritime structures.

Based on long-term experience, steel structures in a marine environment can be designed for a service life of 50years and more. Besides, ArcelorMittal developed a special steel grade that is more resistant to corrosion in seawater: AMLoCor®.

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Inland waterways infrastructures

 

Rivers are used for shipping large quantities of bulk material and other special goods in an environmentally-friendly way. Navigation in rivers requires a minimum draft and a specific channel width. River transport is the best alternative to railway and road transport, more environmentally-friendly and usually cheaper.

Canals are man-made structures that are built specifically for navigation use, either for leisure boats or for large vessels / barges. Canals usually connect rivers, but sometimes they by-pass rivers. Canals have a specific gauge which determines the maximum size of the vessels allowed on the canal.

Maritime Infrastructures

Quay walls

 

 

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Breakwaters

 

 

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Jetties

 

 

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Dolphins

 

 

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Groynes

 

 

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Inland Waterways Infrastructures

Inland Harbours

 

 

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Locks

 

 

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Dikes

 

 

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Dolphins

 

 

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Atypical applications

 

 

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