Sheet Pile Design

Sheet Pile Design MCP Connector for Claude

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Structural and geotechnical design for cantilever and anchored sheet pile walls.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides essential engineering calculations for sheet pile wall design. It allows AI agents to determine structural requirements for both cantilever and anchored configurations. Use calculate_cantilever_wall for unsupported walls, calculate_anchored_wall to find waling forces and embedment for anchored systems, evaluate_seepage_risk to assess piping stability, and get_pile_section_modulus to select appropriate steel profiles from the catalog.

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calculate_anchored_wall

Calculates the requirements for a sheet pile wall supported by a horizontal anchor system

calculate_cantilever_wall

Calculates the structural and depth requirements for a single, unsupported sheet pile wall

evaluate_seepage_risk

Assesses the stability of the wall against water flow and piping

get_pile_section_modulus

Identifies suitable commercial sheet pile sections based on a required capacity

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Calculate the requirements for a cantilever sheet pile wall with a height of 5m, soil density of 18 kN/m³, and friction angle of 30 degrees.

The required embedment depth is 4.2 meters and the required section modulus is 1250 cm³.

What is the risk of piping if the water level front is 2m, back is 0.5m, permeability is 1e-4 m/s, and embedment is 3m?

The exit gradient is 0.15 and the piping risk is low with a safety factor of 2.5.

Find available steel profiles for a required section modulus of 800 cm³.

Available profiles include Profile-A (950 cm³, 85 kg/m) and Profile-B (1100 cm³, 92 kg/m).

A cantilever wall is self-supporting and relies on embedment depth, while an anchored wall uses a horizontal support to reduce bending moments and required depth.

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