U-shaped culvert U-shaped culvert A
U-shaped culvert U-shaped culvert A
The roadside ditches are installed along urban and rural roads, transforming them into wide roads that can accommodate vehicle traffic. There are two types of culverts, a two-part type consisting of a main body and a slab, with load capacities of 137 kN and 196 kN. 【Features】 ○ Being a two-part type allows for flexible configuration of open and closed channels. ○ Maintenance and management within the waterway are easy. ○ It is also possible to change an open channel to a closed channel later on. ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
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The roadside ditches are installed along urban and rural roads, transforming them into wide roads that can accommodate vehicle traffic. There are two types of culverts, a two-part type consisting of a main body and a slab, with load capacities of 137 kN and 196 kN. 【Features】 ○ Being a two-part type allows for flexible configuration of open and closed ditches. ○ Maintenance and management within the waterway are easy. ○ It is also possible to change an open ditch to a closed ditch later on. ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
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【Purpose】 ○ U-shaped culvert
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