Section Dimensions Mass Moment
of inertia Modulus
of section Width Height Thickness Per pile Wall b h t s         mm mm mm mm kg/m kg/m² cm⁴/m cm³/m

LARSSEN22

500 340 10 9 61.8 123.6 21420 1260

LARSSEN22 10/10

500 340 10 10 64.9 129.8 22100 1300

LARSSEN 23

500 420 11.2 10 77.5 155 42000 2000

LARSSEN 24

500 420 15.6 10 87.5 175 52500 2500

LARSSEN 24/12

500 420 15.6 12 92.7 185.4 53610 2550

LARSSEN 25

500 420 20 11.5 103 206 63840 3040

LARSSEN 43

500 420 12 12 83 166 34900 1660

LARSSEN 430

708 420 12 12 166 234.5 241800 6450

 

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