Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge 1 3D model

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This 3D model was originally developed with Sketchup 8 and then exported to various other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene utilizes 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered using Vray 3.00 The Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge stands as China's initial bridge to span the Yangtze River, with a dual role of highway and railway bridge, boasting an upper road that is two-way four-lane, accompanied by sidewalks on both sides; meanwhile, the lower part caters for double-track railway. Spanning a total length of 1670 m, the full-bridge comprises a central span of 1156 m, a north-west coast approach spanning 303 meters and a south-east coast bridge approach of 211 meters in length. The highway bridge rises to 80 meters above its base, features a lower two-lane bridge that is 14.5 meters wide, accommodating the passage of two trains simultaneously, while the upper highway bridge stands at 22.5 meters in width, consisting of a roadway measuring 18 meters, supplemented by four lanes and sidewalks on either side measuring 2.25 m each way. Functioning as a triple-span continuous bridge, this marvel is linked together by three holes at each span, for a total of nine holes connected by eight piers, with each hole spanning 128 meters in length. With its importance playing an all-encompassing role throughout the year, ensuring uninterrupted ship traffic, both ends are constructed to incorporate ornate ethnic-style bridgeheads that reach as high as 35 meters from base to the peak, a total of seven distinct layers topped off with electric lifts for facilitating visitor transit between levels. Delicate architectural and decorative subsidiary features harmonize in exquisite balance to produce an incredibly resplendent sight. If visitors decide to ride an electric lift directly onto the highway bridge deck for exploration purposes, upon emerging at the upper vantage point, panoramic vistas are available featuring the entire Wuhansanzhen spread out, offering an unparalleled cut through by removing obstructions posed by Beijing-Hankou and Yuehan railways along the completed Beijing-Guangzhou route line, giving way to thrilling perspectives.