1. Ports and Water Conservancy Projects
Ports and Wharves: Used for wharf retaining walls, berth walls, and dock cofferdams.
Revetments and Breakwaters: Used to prevent scouring and landslides on coasts, riverbanks, and lakes.
Docks and Locks: Used as temporary or permanent soil/water retaining structures.
2. Foundation and Underground Engineering
Pit Support: Used for temporary or permanent support in excavation pits for subways, underground garages, tunnels, and pipeline corridors.
Retaining Walls: Support soil in soft soil layers or sites with uneven elevation.
Waterstop Curtains: Used in conjunction with grouting or sealing materials to prevent seepage in underground projects.
3. Flood Control and Emergency Engineering
Flood Control Dikes: Used for embankment reinforcement and river channel seepage control.
Emergency Engineering: Rapidly construct temporary protective walls in emergency situations such as floods and landslides.
4. Industrial and Energy Projects
Power Plants/Waterworks: Water retaining and revetment at cooling water inlets and outlets. Oil, Gas, and Chemical Facilities: Used for anti-seepage and foundation reinforcement of liquid storage tank foundations.
5. Transportation and Municipal Engineering
Bridge Engineering: Used for cofferdam support during bridge pier construction.
Roads and Railways: Used for retaining roadbed slopes and preventing landslides.
Urban Infrastructure: Used for temporary retaining walls during pipeline and subway construction.
