MMC-VA "Big Bertha" — Five-Level Continental Viaduct
The continental rollout configuration — five service levels, dual-leg, 50m to top deck.
MMC-VA — BIG BERTHA — PRE-FEASIBILITY — INTERNAL WORKING DOCUMENT
SOVEREIGN BUILD CORPORATION
Memo 7
MMC-VA
"Big Bertha"
5-Level Dual-Leg Viaduct — Pre-Feasibility Structural Model
The full continental standard. Phase 1/2/3 intercontinental corridors — six corridors, 20,000km. Five integrated service levels from freight at 8m to maglev at 50m. Same 4m foundation family as MMC-B and MMC-C. The maximum expression of the MMC platform.
| Levels 5 Freight · Aqueduct · Services · Hyperloop · Maglev | Height to maglev 50m vs 17m MMC-VB, variable MMC-VC | Concrete/span (dry) ~2,093t vs ~865t MMC-VB | Modules/pylon ~112 vs ~54 MMC-VB, ~20 MMC-VC |
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Brett Murrell — Inventor & Candidate, Robertson
May 2026 — INTERNAL WORKING DOCUMENT — PRE-FEASIBILITY GRADE
1. Introduction — The Maximum Expression
MMC-VA — Big Bertha — is the full continental expression of the Multi-Modal Corridors platform. Five service levels, two legs, 50 metres to the maglev deck. It is the structure the Phase 1/2/3 intercontinental corridors are built to — the architecture that carries the complete continental service suite including the transcontinental aqueduct, hyperloop, and the full freight network.
MMC-VA uses the same 4m OD caisson foundation, the same tapered pylon segment family, and the same Megafactory production system as MMC-VB (Phase 0) and MMC-VC (Phase 0.2). The difference is vertical scale — more column segment pairs, more cap beams, more girder levels. The architecture does not change. The catalogue does not change. The factory does not change.
| MMC-VA Big Bertha | MMC-VB Phase 0 | MMC-VC Phase 0.2 | |
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| Legs | 2 | 2 | 1 |
| Deck levels | 5 | 2 | 1 |
| Height to top deck | 50m | 17m | 6–100m+ (variable) |
| Services | Freight + Aqueduct + Services + Hyperloop + Maglev | Freight + Maglev + HVDC + services | Maglev passenger only |
| Programme | Phase 1/2/3 — six corridors, 20,000km (MMC-A standard) | Phase 0 — Melbourne–Brisbane (MMC-B standard) | Phase 0.2 — Newcastle–Sydney (MMC-C) |
| Foundation | 4m OD caisson — 20m deep (planning) | 4m OD caisson — 15m deep | 4m OD caisson — 10m deep |
| Column pairs | 5 pairs (P1–P10) | 2 pairs (P1–P4) | 1 (P1 only) |
| Modules/pylon | ~112 | ~54 | ~20 |
| Concrete/span (dry) | ~2,093t | ~865t | ~347t (standard) |
| Tubulars/pylon | 2 × 20" L80 13Cr | 2 × 20" L80 13Cr | 1 × 13.375" L80 13Cr |
2. The Five Levels
MMC-VA carries five integrated service levels, each on its own structural deck, stacked vertically from freight at 8m to maglev at 50m. The levels are sequenced by load weight (heaviest at base), operational characteristics, and aerodynamic requirements (cleanest air at top for maglev).
| LEVEL 1 8mm | Electrified Freight — 8m |
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3 × electrified freight tracks — heavy haul continental freight. Heaviest load, lowest level, best access for loading/unloading at corridor towns. 3 tracks allows bidirectional heavy freight plus overtaking/passing. HVDC arm bracket sockets cast into HB1 cap beam via rib.
| LEVEL 2 17mm | Aqueduct — 17m |
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17m × 10m sealed pressurised water main — transcontinental aqueduct. Pumped north to Alice Hub (uphill, sealed and pressurised). Gravity-fed south and east from Alice Hub (open channel or sealed). Water load of ~4,250t per 25m span is the dominant live load on MMC-VA — exceeds all other service loads combined. HB2 cap beam and aqueduct-level girders are the most heavily loaded structural elements in the system.
| LEVEL 3 26mm | Services — 26m |
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Continental services deck — natural gas pipeline (750mm X80 high pressure), hydrogen pipeline, sovereign fibre (96 ducts), power distribution, communications, maintenance access. Mid-structure position provides protection, maintenance access from both above and below, and structural separation from high-voltage and high-speed services.
| LEVEL 4 37mm | Hyperloop — 37m |
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Vacuum tube passenger and freight — hyperloop guideway mounting points cast into HB4 cap beam via rib. Hyperloop requires ultra-low vibration environment — positioned above the freight and aqueduct levels to minimise vibration transmission, and below maglev to avoid aerodynamic interference. Vacuum tube diameter ~4m — fits within the 17m corridor width with maintenance clearance.
| LEVEL 5 50mm | Maglev — 50m |
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600km/h passenger maglev — top deck, clear air, no structural interference above. Maglev guideway seats cast into HB5 cap beam via rib at factory precision. Top position provides best aerodynamic environment — no structure above to create turbulence. 50m elevation gives dramatic views across the landscape and positions the world's fastest passenger service at the apex of the continental infrastructure stack.
3. Foundation — Standard 4m Caisson, Deeper
MMC-VA uses the same 4m OD caisson foundation family as MMC-VB and MMC-VC. The additional load from five service levels — particularly the aqueduct water load — requires a deeper caisson than the Phase 0 planning assumption. MMC-VA planning assumption: 20m depth (vs 15m for MMC-VB).
| Parameter | MMC-VA | MMC-VB | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caisson OD | 4.0m | 4.0m | Same — standard MMC caisson |
| Wall thickness | 300mm | 300mm | Same — C65 precast P#7 |
| Design depth (planning) | 20m | 15m | Deeper for MMC-VA load |
| Ring segments per leg | 20 | 15 | 1m rings — same module |
| Ring weight each | ~8.4t | ~8.4t | Identical production unit |
| Caisson head (donut) | ~8.5t | ~8.5t | Same — 4m OD × 1m ID × 0.3m |
| Foundation per leg | ~176t | ~135t | Additional 5 rings × 8.4t |
| Foundation per pylon (2 legs) | ~352t | ~270t | Two caissons |
| Cutter head | 1 per leg — Hub ONLY | 1 per leg — Hub ONLY | Same hybrid steel/concrete |
| Tubular | 20" × 171ppf L80 13Cr | 20" × 171ppf L80 13Cr | Same SKU — higher PT load for 50m stack |
| The 4m caisson is the same production unit regardless of depth. A 20m caisson is 20 ring segments per leg — the same module repeated 20 times. The Megafactory produces rings at the same rate for MMC-VA as for MMC-VB. The deeper foundation adds cost through additional ring count — not through any change in manufacturing architecture. |
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4. Column Stack — P1 Through P10
MMC-VA has five column pairs — P1/P2 through P9/P10 — one pair for each level. Each pair carries from the cap beam below to the cap beam above. The column diameter reduces as the structure rises — the load path narrows as levels are successively left behind below. All segments use the same 3m height module from the same tapered production family.
| Column pair | From | To level | Height | Segs/leg | Dia (base→top) | Wt/seg | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| P1/P2 | Foundation | Level 1 Freight (HB1) | 8m | 3 | 4.0m → 3.0m OD | ~18.4t | Heaviest columns — widest base, max load path |
| P3/P4 | HB1 (8m) | Level 2 Aqueduct (HB2) | 9m | 3 | 3.0m → 2.5m OD | ~14.1t | Critical — carries aqueduct water load above |
| P5/P6 | HB2 (17m) | Level 3 Services (HB3) | 9m | 3 | 2.5m → 2.0m OD | ~11.3t | Services level columns |
| P7/P8 | HB3 (26m) | Level 4 Hyperloop (HB4) | 11m | 4 | 2.0m → 1.5m OD | ~8.5t | Hyperloop columns — longer spacing |
| P9/P10 | HB4 (37m) | Level 5 Maglev (HB5) | 13m | 5 | 1.5m → 1.2m OD | ~6.2t | Tallest pair — carries maglev deck at 50m |
| PYLON HEAD | HB5 (50m) | Top | — | 1 | ~1.5m OD | ~1.9t | Tubular tensioned here — 50m of continuous PT |
| The tubular runs continuously from the cutter head at foundation depth (20m below ground) through all ten column pairs and five cap beams to the pylon head at 50m above ground — a total length of approximately 70m per leg. One anchor at the bottom. One tension point at the top. The entire 50m structure above ground is locked in compression by a single post-tensioned element. |
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5. Cap Beams — HB1 Through HB5
Five transverse cap beams span the 17m between the two legs at each service level. The cap beams are the primary load-collecting elements — they receive the longitudinal girder loads and transfer them to the column pairs. Cap beam sizing is governed by the service load at each level. The HB2 aqueduct cap beam carries the heaviest load in the system — water at 4,250t per span plus structural weight.
| Cap beam | Level | Height | Width | Depth | Thickness | Weight | Critical load | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB1 | Freight | 8m | 17m | 1.5m | 1.2m | ~65t | 3 × freight tracks + dynamic | HVDC arm sockets + P3/P4 connection plates cast in via rib |
| HB2 | Aqueduct | 17m | 17m | 1.5m | 1.2m | ~65t | 4,250t water + structure — GOVERNING | Heaviest loaded cap beam. Aqueduct sits directly on HB2 girders. Sealed pipe penetrations. |
| HB3 | Services | 26m | 17m | 1.2m | 1.0m | ~43t | Services dead load | Gas/H2 pipe penetrations, fibre conduit sockets cast in via rib |
| HB4 | Hyperloop | 37m | 17m | 1.2m | 1.0m | ~43t | Vacuum tube + pressure differential | Hyperloop guideway mount sockets cast in via rib. Vacuum differential load significant. |
| HB5 | Maglev | 50m | 17m | 1.0m | 0.8m | ~29t | Maglev + dynamic + wind at 50m | Precision maglev guideway seats. Top of structure — wind governs lateral design. |
5.1 HB2 — The Governing Design Case
The HB2 aqueduct cap beam is the most heavily loaded element in MMC-VA. The aqueduct channel (17m × 10m, full of water) exerts approximately 4,250t of load per 25m span onto the HB2 girders and thence to the HB2 cap beam. This exceeds the combined load of all other service levels. The HB2 cap beam and its supporting girders are the governing structural design case for the entire MMC-VA system.
| Load source | Load per 25m span | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Water in aqueduct | ~4,250t | 17m × 10m × 25m × 1t/m³ — DOMINANT LOAD |
| Aqueduct wall concrete | ~360t | Precast P#7 channel wall panels both sides |
| HB2 girder concrete (5 × 38t) | ~189t | Heavier section for water load |
| HB2 cap beam | ~65t | |
| P3/P4 column dead load | ~85t | Columns above transferring upper loads |
| Upper levels (3+4+5) | ~600t est. | Services + hyperloop + maglev above |
| TOTAL at HB2 level | ~5,549t | Per 25m span — governs foundation sizing |
The aqueduct water load of 4,250t per span is 3× greater than the entire MMC-VB concrete structure. This is the engineering rationale for the deeper 20m caisson foundation on MMC-VA — the foundation must resist a cumulative load significantly exceeding the MMC-VB design case.
6. Longitudinal Girders — Five Sets
Five sets of longitudinal girders span the 25m between pylons at each service level. Girder sizing varies by level load. The HB2G aqueduct girders are the heaviest in the system — carrying the full water load. The same Super-T girder family is used throughout, with section area scaled to load requirements.
| Girder set | Level | Qty/span | Section | Span | Weight each | Total/span | Critical load | Hub or Spoke |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB1G | Freight | 5 | 0.50m² | 25m | ~32t | ~158t | Freight axle loads + dynamic factor | Hub or Spoke |
| HB2G | Aqueduct | 5 | 0.60m² | 25m | ~38t | ~189t | Water 4,250t — GOVERNING | Hub or Spoke |
| HB3G | Services | 5 | 0.40m² | 25m | ~25t | ~126t | Services dead load | Hub or Spoke |
| HB4G | Hyperloop | 5 | 0.45m² | 25m | ~28t | ~142t | Tube + pressure differential | Hub or Spoke |
| HB5G | Maglev | 5 | 0.40m² | 25m | ~25t | ~126t | Maglev + wind at 50m | Hub or Spoke |
| TOTAL | All levels | 25 | — | — | — | ~741t/span | Governs: HB2G aqueduct |
6.1 HB2G — Aqueduct Girder Design
The HB2G aqueduct girder carries a distributed load of 170t/m (water + channel walls + self-weight) over a 25m span. This is an extremely heavy loading condition — approximately 4× the freight girder load. The 0.60m² cross-section is a planning assumption; detailed FEA will determine the final section. Prestressed concrete with high PT strand density is the expected design solution. The girder top surface forms the aqueduct floor — the channel walls bear directly on the HB2G flanges, sealed against the top surface via P#7 embedded gasket grooves.
| The aqueduct girder is simultaneously a structural element and a hydraulic element. The top flange surface is the aqueduct floor. The P#7 rib carries the gasket groove geometry at precision positions — the water seal is cast in at the Megafactory, not installed at site. This is P#7 doing what it was designed to do: eliminating field installation of precision interfaces. |
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7. The Aqueduct — Level 2 Water System
The MMC-VA Level 2 aqueduct is the transcontinental water system — a 17m × 10m sealed pressurised channel running the full corridor length. It operates in two modes depending on direction and topography:
| Mode | Direction | System | Power |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pumped — northbound | North → Alice Hub (+520m elevation) | Sealed pressurised pipe. High-pressure pumping stations at intervals along corridor. Pump power supplied from corridor HVDC. | ~4-6 GW pump load — supplied from 72GW HVDC corridor |
| Gravity — southbound/eastbound | Alice Hub → South/East coastal cities | Open channel (lid removed) or sealed gravity pressure. 520m head drives flow south over ~600km. | Zero — gravity fed from Alice Hub elevation |
| Parameter | Specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Width | 17m structural (14m water) | Full corridor width — structural walls P#7 precast panels |
| Depth | 10m (7m water + 3m freeboard) | 3m freeboard for surge, flood events, thermal expansion |
| Cross-section area | ~140m² | Water cross-section at design flow |
| Volume per 25m span | ~4,250m³ | Water weight 4,250t — dominant load |
| Pumped mode (north→Alice) | Sealed pressurised | High-pressure steel pipe lining inside structural channel |
| Gravity mode (Alice→south) | Open channel or sealed gravity | Lid panels removed — gravity flow at ~0.3-0.5m/km slope |
| Channel walls | P#7 precast concrete panels | Gasket grooves cast in via rib — water-sealed at Megafactory |
| Pump power | ~4-6 GW (planning) | Supplied from corridor HVDC — self-powered system |
| Annual throughput | To be determined by detailed hydrology study | Dependent on catchment yield, pump capacity, gradient |
| Height above ground | 17m (Level 2 of MMC-VA) | Safe above 100-year flood levels across most of corridor |
| The corridor HVDC supplies the pumping power. The same structure that carries the water also carries the energy that moves it. The aqueduct is not an add-on to the corridor — it is an integrated service that shares the structure, the power supply, and the maintenance access of the full MMC-VA system. Continental water sovereignty, self-powered. |
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8. Weight Summary — MMC-VA per 25m Span
| Element | Weight (dry) | % of dry total | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foundation — 2 legs (concrete) | ~352t | 17% | 20 rings × 8.4t + caisson heads × 2 legs |
| Column segments P1–P10 (concrete) | ~393t | 19% | All 5 pairs × 2 legs |
| Cap beams HB1–HB5 (concrete) | ~244t | 12% | Five transverse cap beams |
| Longitudinal girders all levels (concrete) | ~741t | 35% | 25 girders across 5 levels |
| Aqueduct walls (concrete) | ~360t | 17% | P#7 channel wall panels |
| Pylon heads (concrete) | ~4t | <1% | 2 × 1.9t — top of stack |
| CONCRETE TOTAL (dry) | ~2,093t | 100% | All precast concrete modules |
| Non-concrete (steel, services, HVDC) | ~837t est. | — | Tubulars, HVDC arms, rail, track, services |
| TOTAL SPAN WEIGHT (dry) | ~2,930t | — | Without water in aqueduct |
| Water load (aqueduct full) | ~4,250t | — | Dominant live load — governs design |
| TOTAL SPAN WEIGHT (aqueduct full) | ~7,180t | — | Maximum design load case |
| MMC-VA at 7,180t per span (aqueduct full) is approximately 4.5× the weight of MMC-VB at ~1,580t. The aqueduct water load alone (4,250t) exceeds the entire MMC-VB structure. This is the engineering rationale for everything that is heavier in MMC-VA — deeper caissons, larger columns, heavier cap beams, heavier girders. The water is the design driver. |
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9. Module Count — MMC-VA per Pylon
| Module | Qty/pylon | Hub or Spoke | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cutter head (hybrid) | 2 | Hub ONLY | Deeper — 20m caisson |
| Caisson ring (4m OD, 1m) | 40 (20/leg × 2) | Hub or Spoke | Same ring — more of them |
| Caisson head (donut) | 2 | Hub or Spoke | Same ~8.5t donut |
| P1/P2 lower col seg (3m, 4m→3m OD) | 6 (3/leg × 2) | Hub or Spoke | To freight level at 8m |
| P3/P4 col seg (3m, 3m→2.5m OD) | 6 (3/leg × 2) | Hub or Spoke | To aqueduct at 17m |
| P5/P6 col seg (3m, 2.5m→2m OD) | 6 (3/leg × 2) | Hub or Spoke | To services at 26m |
| P7/P8 col seg (3m, 2m→1.5m OD) | 8 (4/leg × 2) | Hub or Spoke | To hyperloop at 37m |
| P9/P10 col seg (3m, 1.5m→1.2m OD) | 10 (5/leg × 2) | Hub or Spoke | To maglev at 50m |
| HB1 transverse cap beam (17m) | 1 | Hub or Spoke | Freight level — 65t |
| HB2 transverse cap beam (17m) | 1 | Hub or Spoke | Aqueduct level — 65t — GOVERNING |
| HB3 transverse cap beam (17m) | 1 | Hub or Spoke | Services level — 43t |
| HB4 transverse cap beam (17m) | 1 | Hub or Spoke | Hyperloop level — 43t |
| HB5 transverse cap beam (17m) | 1 | Hub or Spoke | Maglev level — 29t |
| HB1G freight girder (25m, 0.50m²) | 5 | Hub or Spoke | ~32t each |
| HB2G aqueduct girder (25m, 0.60m²) | 5 | Hub or Spoke | ~38t each — heaviest girder |
| HB3G services girder (25m, 0.40m²) | 5 | Hub or Spoke | ~25t each |
| HB4G hyperloop girder (25m, 0.45m²) | 5 | Hub or Spoke | ~28t each |
| HB5G maglev girder (25m, 0.40m²) | 5 | Hub or Spoke | ~25t each |
| Aqueduct wall panel (P#7) | ~20 | Hub or Spoke | Channel walls — gasket grooves cast in |
| Pylon head / cap | 2 | Hub or Spoke | ~1.9t — top of 50m stack |
| XA-C viaduct arm (4m bolt-on, per side) | ~10 (2/level × 5 levels) | Hub or Spoke | Bolt-on to outer face of standard column at each cap beam level. Bolt sockets cast into column face via P#7 rib. No saddle segment — viaduct configs use standard circular column. |
| TOTAL (incl. arm modules) | ~122 | Hub ONLY: cutter head only. All others: Hub or Spoke. | ~2.3× MMC-VB module count per pylon |
10. MMV Family Comparison
| Parameter | MMC-VA Big Bertha | MMC-VB Phase 0 | MMC-VC Phase 0.2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Programme | Phase 1/2/3 — six corridors, 20,000km (MMC-A standard) | Phase 0 — Melbourne–Brisbane (MMC-B standard) | Phase 0.2 — Newcastle–Sydney (MMC-C) |
| Legs | 2 | 2 | 1 |
| Levels / decks | 5 | 2 | 1 |
| Height to top deck | 50m | 17m | 6–100m+ (variable) |
| Foundation depth (planning) | 20m | 15m | 10m |
| Foundation per pylon | ~352t (2 legs) | ~270t (2 legs) | ~135t (1 leg) |
| Column pairs | P1/P2 → P9/P10 (5 pairs) | P1/P2 + P3/P4 (2 pairs) | P1 only (1 single-leg) |
| Cap beams | HB1–HB5 (5) | HB1 + HB3 (2) | HB1 (1) |
| Girder sets | 5 × 5 = 25/span | 2 × 5 = 10/span | 1 × 3 = 3/span |
| Modules per pylon | ~112 | ~54 | ~20 |
| Concrete per span (dry) | ~2,093t | ~665t | ~347t (standard) |
| Total span weight (operating) | ~7,180t (aqueduct full) | ~1,580t | ~600t (standard) |
| Tubulars | 2 × 20" L80 13Cr | 2 × 20" L80 13Cr | 1 × 13.375" L80 13Cr |
| Governing load | Aqueduct water 4,250t/span | Freight + HVDC + wind | Wind (near zero — self-weight dominates) |
| Special feature | Transcontinental aqueduct Level 2 | Freight-first revenue in Stage 1 | Arch option for terrain crossings |
11. Longitudinal Wire Rope Continuity System
MMC-VA carries 25 longitudinal girders per span across 5 service levels (5 girders × 5 levels). Each girder has a smooth 60mm bore duct cast in via P#7 rib for the longitudinal wire rope continuity system — identical in principle to MMC-VB. At MMC-VA scale, 25 rope spools operate in the rear of the construction front, one per girder across all 5 levels. The HB2G aqueduct girders may warrant 2 ropes per girder given water surge longitudinal loads — to be confirmed at detailed design.
| Parameter | MMC-VA | MMC-VB | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ropes per span | 25 (5 girders × 5 levels) | 10 (5 × 2 levels) | One per girder — same 40mm 316L SS spec |
| HB2G aqueduct | Possibly 2 ropes per girder | N/A | Water surge longitudinal load — TBD at detailed design |
| Spool trolley | 25-spool trolley | 10-spool trolley | Both ride on commissioned freight deck |
| Concept | Identical to MMC-VB | Primary reference design | See Memo 6 for full system description |
Wire rope continuity system concept locked. Full engineering design details in Memo 6 — MMC-VB and MMC-VC Viaduct Engineering. Installation methodology and spool logistics pending detailed engineering design.
12. Engineering Caveats and Next Steps
This memo is pre-feasibility grade. Numbers are within ±30% of detailed design values. MMC-VA is substantially more complex than MMC-VB and MMC-VC and carries a larger list of engineering issues requiring resolution:
| Issue | Impact | Resolution |
|---|---|---|
| Aqueduct water load — governing case | 4,250t/span drives all foundation and structural sizing | Detailed hydraulic and structural FEA — HB2G girder and HB2 cap beam are critical path |
| Hyperloop vacuum differential | Pressure differential across tube creates significant lateral and vertical loads on HB4 mounting | Hyperloop system supplier engagement — loads depend on tube diameter and operating pressure |
| 50m pylon lateral stability — wind | At 50m, wind governs lateral design — significant overturning moment | AS/NZS 1170.2 wind analysis — tubular PT requirement increases vs MMC-VB |
| Aqueduct sealing (pumped mode) | High-pressure water in sealed channel — pressure ratings, joint design | Hydraulic engineer engagement — operating pressure depends on pump head and pipe length |
| Aqueduct lid (gravity mode) | Open channel at 17m elevation — safety, evaporation, wildlife | Civil engineering — lid panel design, safety barriers, drainage |
| Column diameter tapering | 10 column segment types (P1/P2 through P9/P10) — more die tooling | Die family design — can adjacent pairs share dies if diameter steps are small |
| Aqueduct wall panel design | P#7 channel wall panels — gasket groove geometry, water pressure rating | Hydraulic + structural engineer — seal system design |
| Foundation depth — actual geology | 20m planning assumption — actual depth depends on bore logs | Geotechnical investigation along Phase 1/2/3 alignments |
| Total programme scale | MMC-VA is Phase 1/2/3 — not yet scheduled | Phase 0 and 0.1 build the Megafactory. Phase 1 ordering follows. |
Pre-feasibility grade — ±30% of detailed design values. Detailed structural engineering by qualified engineers per AS/NZS 7000:2016, AS 3600, AS 1170, and relevant hydraulic standards required before any binding use. Contact brett.murrell21@gmail.com for technical enquiries.
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