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Sheet piles are used

A) as shallow foundations in buildings.

B) as deep foundations in buildings.
C) as formwork for concrete walls.
D) as excavation supports.

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Answer:

Option D.

Step-by-step explanation:

Sheet piles refer to sections of sheet materials which have interlocking edges, and are driven into the ground in order to provide earth retention and as excavation support.

The material used in making sheet piles is most commonly steel, but timber or reinforced concrete can also be used to create sheet piles as well.

Sheet Piling is a method used in the construction of walls which can be either temporary and permanent.

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