W-Beam Crash Barrier
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- W-Beam Crash Barriers are safety barriers used on roads and highways to prevent vehicles from leaving the roadway and colliding with obstacles or entering opposing traffic lanes.
- They are typically made of galvanized steel and consist of a series of W-shaped beams.
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Variants with Technical Specifications:
Standard W-Beam Crash Barrier:
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- Beam Dimensions: W-shaped beams with specific dimensions.
- Post Spacing: Typically spaced at regular intervals, e.g., 3 meters.
- Thickness: Varies based on design standards, commonly 2.67 mm.
Thrie-Beam Crash Barrier:
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- Beam Design: Thrie-beam profile for enhanced containment.
- Applications: Suitable for areas with a higher risk of vehicle crossover.
- Post Structure: Similar to the standard W-beam, with added reinforcement.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
How effective are W-Beam Crash Barriers in preventing accidents?
They are designed to absorb and redirect the energy of a colliding vehicle, reducing the severity of accidents.
Are there specific regulations for installing W-Beam Crash Barriers?
Yes, installation adheres to road safety and engineering standards established by authorities.
Can W-Beam Crash Barriers be customized for specific road conditions?
Yes, they can be adapted to different road geometries and traffic conditions