As a new type of transportation facility, metal culverts play an increasingly important role in modern transportation construction due to their high efficiency, environmental protection, and durability. In the future, with the continuous progress of technology and the expansion of application fields, metal culverts will make greater contributions to the transportation construction industry.

With the continuous promotion of transportation construction and the improvement of environmental protection requirements, the application prospects of metal culverts will be even broader. In the future, metal culverts will pay more attention to technological innovation and quality improvement to meet the needs of different transportation construction projects. At the same time, metal culverts will also be combined with other building materials to form a more diversified and composite transportation construction plan.

Metal culverts have a wide range of applications in transportation construction such as highways, railways, and bridges. It can be used as a drainage culvert, channel culvert, bridge reinforcement structure, etc., to meet different transportation construction needs. Especially in areas with complex geological conditions and harsh construction environments, the application of metal culverts is particularly important.

With the rapid development of transportation construction, the demand for efficient, environmentally friendly, and durable building materials is increasing. Metal culverts, as a new type of transportation facility, have shown wide application prospects in the construction of highways, railways, bridges, and other areas due to their unique advantages. This article will provide a detailed introduction to the characteristics, advantages, and important position of metal culverts in modern transportation construction.

A metal culvert is a circular corrugated pipe made of corrugated metal sheets or assembled with semi-circular corrugated steel sheets. These corrugated pipes are made of 2.5-7.0mm thin steel plates that have been compressed and rolled to increase the stiffness of the pipe joints and the resistance strength to axial pressure. Metal culverts are mainly constructed by assembly, which can significantly shorten the construction period compared to traditional reinforced concrete culverts.