NSW culvert portal no.2 with outward-projecting wing walls, cut sandstone, 10ft aperture

NSW culvert portal no.2 with outward-projecting wing walls, cut sandstone, 10ft aperture

The portal to a culvert used to take watercourses through railway embankments in NSW. The portal has a wing wall projecting at 45 degrees from each side. There are no gap-filling planes behind the wing walls.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries stone masons were employed to shape sandstone for culvert portals and tunnel lining.
This culvert is 5ft wide at its base and is tailored to fit the notch in <kuid:368725:20506> 'embankment segment for fitting with 10ft culverts, Liverpool Range'.
Other associated assets are:
<kuid:368725:20491> 'NSW culvert portal, cut sandstone, 10ft aperture'
<kuid:368725:30163> 'stone sediment, lightly grassed, 11m wide (dry water course spline)' Used to cover the portal dighole's horizontal component.
<kuid:368725:30164> 'stone sediment, lightly grassed, 14m wide (dry water course spline)'.

Author: Leigh Stokes (ElStoko)

NSW culvert portal no.2 with outward-projecting wing walls, cut sandstone, 10ft aperture
• config.txt 1.77KB
• culvert.im 30.73KB
• portal v2-portal v2.texture.txt 53 bytes
• portal v2.tga 4.00MB
• portal_normal v2-portal_normal v2.texture.txt 92 bytes
• portal_normal v2.tga 4.00MB
• sandstone wall v3-sandstone wall v3.texture.txt 69 bytes
• sandstone wall v3.tga 4.00MB
• sandstone wall_normal v3-sandstone wall_normal v3.texture.txt 108 bytes
• sandstone wall_normal v3.tga 4.00MB
• thumbnail.jpg 40.94KB