Pile Jacketing

Traditional dock and harbor work continually involves pile jacketing to preserve remaining pile life or increase pile design load.

Pile jacketing is usually specified for for three reasons:

1. To provide corrosion protection
2. To arrest deterioration and maintain current load value
3. Structural pile jackets to increase load bearing capacity

Logan Diving & Salvage has completed all forms and types of pile jacketing on timber, pipe, and concrete piling. Various filler materials are available depending on the application. Concrete, grout and epoxy are the most common and suitability is determined by design application. New cement grout additives that eliminate cement porosity have been field tested and found to perform well. This relatively new technology has improved jacket quality in regards to chloride intrusion. With salt water excluded from the core pile and reinforcing, jacket service life is dramatically increased.

Commercial divers from Logan Diving & Salvage can inspect, recommend, design and install pile jackets for your facility or project.

Please contact us for a list of satisfied pile jacket clients or call for more information.

Pile Jacking Technology

Marine structures requiring piling for substructure composition are often subjected to harsh environmental factors.

Splash zone corrosion, environmental overloading and impact damage are just a few of the major causes of substructure pile failure.

Many marine structures have overhead obstructions such as buildings, warehouses and equipment that prevent traditional pile replacement by driving.

Logan Diving & Salvage is the per project sole source marine contractor for PILE JACKER ® pile jacking sleeves in the continental United States. This new U.S. patent pending technology provides for the replacement and loading of substructure piling with no overhead access beneath existing structures.

Call for a site visit and let us show you what new options are available for your facility or restoration project.

Services

Underwater Welding & Burning	Marine Construction	Ships Husbandry
Salvage	Substructure Inspection	Cathodic Protection
Industrial Diving	Underwater Pipelines	Docks, Piers & Bulkheads
Towers / Platforms	Hydrographic Survey	Hazmat Diving
Pile Jacketing	Hurricane Response	Power Plants
Rapid Responce	Pulp & Paper Industry	Underwater Cables