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INSTALLATION BOSIK Vehicle Barriers Ltd.

INSTALLATION MOUNTING / FOOTING DETAILS

BOSIK barriers have a variety of anchor systems to secure the barrier, each having their own advantages.


SURFACE MOUNT

The Surface Ballasted method of anchoring is well suited for a portable installation. It requires only surface preparation of a level roadway and a thin layer of asphalt or grout. No excavation is required for the installation of the ballast boxes. Since there are no footings, the vehicle barrier is retained by ballast boxes, which provide a mass to decelerate the vehicle upon impact.

The ballast boxes are attached to either end of the barrier and are filled with concrete to provide the mass. Please note that the hydraulic cabinet may be installed adjacent (integral) to the barrier or at another location depending on the client's requirement. The vehicle barrier can be temporarily installed at one entrance, and then re-installed at another site with minimal amount of time and expense.

• No excavation required
• Barrier is easily moved to other locations
• Quick installation time
• Will allow some vehicle penetration

SHALLOW FOOTING

This is a prefabricated reinforced steel base frame, which is filled with concrete during installation. BOSIK manufactures the frame in-house, which ensures that each end of the barrier is properly aligned.

In brief, the Shallow Footing Anchor system requires excavation to the frost level, as determined by local building codes, subsequently partially filled with crushed rock and compacted (Allow 18" space from surface to accommodate the base frame.). The 18” base frame (supplied by BOSIK) is placed on top, leveled to surface, and filled with concrete in situ. The barrier assembly is then attached to the base frames, with the anchor bolts supplied, and electrically and hydraulically connected. For ease of installation, the base frame will have all service conduits pre-covered to prevent any concrete from entering them.

BOSIK recommends the shallow footing because of ease and speed of installation. The price of concrete is not included. This type of footing allows a certain amount of movement to stop the vehicle.

• Smaller excavation hole than traditional concrete foundation
• Steel frame can be excavated and used at other locations
• Provides secure anchorage to stop vehicle threats
• Dimensions of frame are custom designed for application
• Will allow some vehicle penetration

DEEP FOOTING

This method of installation requires deep excavation in which reinforced rods are imbedded into concrete. A template is used to position the anchors bolts to be fastened to the barrier. This design has sufficient mass and holding strength to stay in place during a collision and typically requires excavation down below the frost line. The price of concrete is not included.

This type of footing allows the minimum amount of movement to stop the vehicle.

• Deep excavation required
• Concrete provides sufficient mass and holding strength to stay in place during a collision, minimal   vehicle penetration
• Template supplied to ensure a proper fit of barrier onto anchor bolts

 
 

 

 
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