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Soldier Piles
A diaphragm wall is a continuous reinforced concrete wall built underground to provide earth retention, water cut-off, and structural support for deep excavations. It is widely used in projects where excavation depth is large and groundwater control is critical. Purpose of a Diaphragm Wall Diaphragm walls are used to: Support deep basements and underground structures Retain soil and groundwater Act as a permanent structural wall of the building Protect nearby structures from ground movement. Why It Is Used Instead of Normal Piling Provides a continuous barrier, unlike individual piles Offers excellent water-tightness Handles very deep excavations safely Can serve as both temporary and permanent structure Applications Deep basements and car parks Metro stations and tunnels Marine and waterfront structures High-rise buildings in congested areas Excavations close to existing structures