The piles driven at an inclination to resist inclined loads are known as

Explanation:

Types of the pile based on Function:

Fender pile:

(i) These piles are used to protect concrete deck or other water front structure from impact which may be caused by the waves generated by ships and floating objects.

Anchor pile:

(i) These piles are used for providing anchorage horizontal pull from sheet piles or retaining walls.

Sheet pile:

(i) Generally these are used to retain backfill of soil and support soil in open excavation.

(ii) These are also provided below hydraulic structures to minimize uplift or to prevent piping failure.

Tension or Uplift pile:

(i) These piles are used to resist uplift forces. A pile may be under tension if it resists the overturning of the wall structurally connected to the pile cap and due to tension developed, these piles are known tension piles.

Compaction pile:

(i) The piles driven in granular soils in order to improve density and bearing capacity are known as compaction piles.

Batter piles:

(i) These are driven in an inclined direction to resist the large horizontal or inclined force.