Shorter corrugated culverts can be pre-assembled in the factory and then transported as a whole to the construction site for direct hoisting and installation. Longer culverts are transported in sections, transported to the site first, and then assembled on-site. Large-diameter culverts (diameter ≥ 3.0m) are typically transported in sections using sheet-like arc-shaped corrugated plates and assembled on-site with bolts.

Whole pipe transportation: More suitable for projects with smaller diameters, good road conditions, and a need for rapid installation.
Assembled unit transportation: Ideal for large-diameter culverts or projects located in remote mountainous areas or other areas with inconvenient transportation.

Time：23/06/2026 16:30:25

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