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Monumental Roman ashlar masonry aqueduct viaduct (3 lower arches + 3 middle arches + 9 upper arcade arches) with triangular cutwaters, cornices, and U-shaped specus channel.
The Pont du Gard in southern France is the highest surviving ancient Roman aqueduct bridge, built in the 1st century AD without mortar using precision-dressed dry-stone limestone blocks (ashlar masonry). Spanning 2,400 mm in our scaled model, the viaduct rises across three tiers: the lower tier (3 major arches R = 260 mm, pier cutwaters), the intermediate tier (3 aligned arches R = 240 mm with recessed spandrel panels), and the upper tier (arcade of 9 small arches R = 70 mm carrying the enclosed water conduit specus). WebCAE calculates compression thrust trajectories, arch intrados tensile stress checks, and lateral overturning resistance under water weight and crosswind.
WebCAE enables civil engineers, historical preservation teams, and masonry arch specialists to perform 3D solid FEA on complex multi-tiered arch viaducts, verifying thrust lines, pier stability, and masonry stress levels in standard web browsers.
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