Compared to traditional pipeline installation methods, the Pipe Bridge offers significant advantages throughout the entire lifecycle, from construction to long-term operation. In terms of span capability, it can easily handle river channels with severe bank erosion, frequent navigation, and steep canyon terrains, avoiding the complexities of underwater construction and riverbed disturbance, ensuring safety for navigation and flood control. In terms of space utilization, the Pipe Bridge uses a vertical layout, occupying minimal ground and underground space. It can also facilitate the centralized installation of multiple pipelines, playing a key role in areas with limited land availability, such as city centers and industrial parks, while avoiding spatial conflicts with subway systems, underground corridors, and other facilities. For construction and maintenance, the Pipe Bridge adopts a modular construction mode with factory prefabrication and on-site assembly, reducing outdoor work time and minimizing impacts on surrounding ecosystems and local residents. The elevated pipelines also make it easier for personnel to inspect and maintain, with issues such as leaks being easily detectable, significantly reducing maintenance costs and operational risks.