TRANSPORT AND CIVIL SERVICES

EROSION CONTROL & BATTER PROTECTION WORKS

STUART HIGHWAY RAILWAY OVERPASS

Client: Northern Territory Government
Location: Stuart Highway, Katherine Region
Date: April 2022

The erosion control and batter protection works at Stuart Highway Railway Overpass were initiated to address significant embankment degradation and drainage issues. The primary objective was to stabilise the slopes and replace the deteriorated drainage systems, ensuring the long-term integrity of the overpass and uninterrupted safety for both road and rail traffic. Beyond immediate repairs, the project aimed to strengthen the embankment’s resilience against future erosion and environmental challenges.

This involved the removal and replacement of the current drainage system with robust concrete chutes, embankment reconstruction using compacted fill material, and the revegetation of slopes with native species to enhance soil stability. By implementing comprehensive environmental and engineering solutions, the project sought not only to repair the existing damage but to fortify the overpass against potential erosion. The Stuart Highway Railway Overpass works demonstrate a proactive approach to preserving critical transport infrastructure in the Northern Territory.

KEY PROJECT STATISTICS

19

cubic meters of rock protection
supplied and installed

4400

cubic meters of imported fill material delivered and supplied.

8741

square metres of subgrade prepared.

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