Utilising low carbon steel in underground projects

Utilising low carbon steel in underground projects

GE Basements
Presentation with Q/A

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This session will look into how steel is addressing the climate emergency and how low carbon steel (XCarb) is produced by using 100% recycled material and renewable resources and its uses in underground projects.

  • How sheet piles and structural sections are produced, designed and used in real life projects, to lower embodied carbon and provide cost savings.
  • Examining how low carbon steel has been used in underground and basement projects
  • Understand how low carbon steel can help the industry to achieve net zero targets
ArcelorMittal CommercialArcelorMittal is the world’s largest supplier of cost-effective tailor-made steel foundation solutions, as well as the largest manufacturer of sustainable hot-rolled steel sheet piles. ArcelorMittal Sheet Piling is in charge of sales, marketing and promotion of hot rolled and cold formed steel sheet piles, HP bearing piles and steel tubes produced in its European mills, as well as accessories used for installation. Steel sheet piles are used worldwide for the construction of quays walls and breakwaters in harbours, locks, and for bank reinforcement on rivers and canals. Other applications are temporary cofferdams in land and in water, permanent bridge abutments, retaining walls for underpasses or underground car parks, impervious containment walls, etc. Our Technical Department offers support to all the parties involved in the design, specification and installation of sheet and bearing piles, e.g. consulting engineers, architects, regional authorities, contractors, academics and their students.

Basements and Underground Structures Speaker

David Baxter
David Baxter
senior technical & sales managerArcelor Mittal

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