WO2005088015A1 - Vehicle restraint system for roads and the like - Google Patents
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- WO2005088015A1 WO2005088015A1 PCT/DE2005/000423 DE2005000423W WO2005088015A1 WO 2005088015 A1 WO2005088015 A1 WO 2005088015A1 DE 2005000423 W DE2005000423 W DE 2005000423W WO 2005088015 A1 WO2005088015 A1 WO 2005088015A1
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
- E01F—ADDITIONAL WORK, SUCH AS EQUIPPING ROADS OR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PLATFORMS, HELICOPTER LANDING STAGES, SIGNS, SNOW FENCES, OR THE LIKE
- E01F15/00—Safety arrangements for slowing, redirecting or stopping errant vehicles, e.g. guard posts or bollards; Arrangements for reducing damage to roadside structures due to vehicular impact
- E01F15/02—Continuous barriers extending along roads or between traffic lanes
- E01F15/04—Continuous barriers extending along roads or between traffic lanes essentially made of longitudinal beams or rigid strips supported above ground at spaced points
- E01F15/0453—Rails of materials other than metal or concrete, e.g. wood, plastics; Rails of different materials, e.g. rubber-faced metal profiles, concrete-filled steel tubes
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
- E01F—ADDITIONAL WORK, SUCH AS EQUIPPING ROADS OR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PLATFORMS, HELICOPTER LANDING STAGES, SIGNS, SNOW FENCES, OR THE LIKE
- E01F15/00—Safety arrangements for slowing, redirecting or stopping errant vehicles, e.g. guard posts or bollards; Arrangements for reducing damage to roadside structures due to vehicular impact
- E01F15/02—Continuous barriers extending along roads or between traffic lanes
- E01F15/04—Continuous barriers extending along roads or between traffic lanes essentially made of longitudinal beams or rigid strips supported above ground at spaced points
- E01F15/0407—Metal rails
- E01F15/0438—Spacers between rails and posts, e.g. energy-absorbing means
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- Vehicle restraint system for roads and the like Vehicle restraint system for roads and the like
- the invention relates to a vehicle restraint system for roads, highways and the like safety-equipped routes, as is common today as a modern, static-dynamic force absorbing device.
- Guardrails are usually produced from a sheet metal profile of suitable thickness in order to keep a vehicle that has slipped from the control of the vehicle driver on the route. For example, such a solution is described in the document DE 89 15 616 U1. These crash barriers are costly and complex to implement and maintain, because the assembly effort is particularly considerable.
- a construction of a guardrail which consists of pultruded fiber-reinforced plastic profiles, which in its type of design replaces a previous guardrail made of sheet steel.
- a previously common training is available as well as previous mounting options.
- a further proposal for a guardrail made of plastic is contained in DE document 2 353 941 A1.
- parallel profiles of metallic nature with outwardly facing beads and supports, which are also made of metal, are used here.
- a plastic profile is open at the bottom and is jointly designed to overlap the parallel profiles from above.
- the plastic profile is locked by means of self-clamping.
- the plastic profile has a chamber-like configuration in its longitudinal extent. Thereby Depending on the setting of the starting material, it has a high strength to elasticity.
- DE-DE 41 16 317 A1 provides for the use of plastics for guardrails in that all components are made of plastic except for the fastening elements, but additionally a stabilizing profile is provided on the back of the plastic body serving as the guardrail and lying in front of the vertical supports is.
- guardrails are made from foamed hoses that have a textile base.
- This type of guardrail embodies a guidance system which, due to the high dynamic forces of a skidding street vehicle, is not suitable for acting as a protective device and restraining it on the road.
- the object of the invention is therefore to provide a vehicle restraint system for travel routes, which was created on the basis of reinforced plastics and which is reinforced by a mathematically precisely calculated and in this way integrated fiber structure, in particular in the stress zones, so that this at least selectively high train - and can absorb pressure forces without experiencing permanent deformations.
- the use of conventional standard parts for assembly should be largely avoided.
- emerging requirements from the integration of developing driver assistance and telematics systems must be taken into account.
- guardrail profile which is known in terms of its shape and which consists of a suitable plastic, preferably polyester resin.
- a phenolic resin or similar long-term stable thermosetting plastic can also be used.
- a strand-like fiber composite is embedded in the longitudinal direction throughout.
- the fibers in the fiber composite are oriented in the direction of stress. These are preferably natural fibers.
- the strand-like fiber composite can have transverse fiber layers for the purpose of cross-connecting individual fiber strands.
- a preferred variant according to the invention provides for these transverse fiber layers to be zigzag-shaped.
- the guardrail profile In order to connect the guardrail to the supporting system that supports it, fastening points for the fastening of the guardrail profile piece per se are predetermined. There are also options for retrofitting or on-site installation of components of driver assistance and telematics systems. systems as well as traffic status and anomaly registration and / or identification systems are provided.
- the guardrail profile preferably has, in accordance with the load, spaced apart from one another geometrically determined ring fiber reinforcements with target connection points for storing fastening elements and the elements already mentioned.
- the strand-like fiber composite is designed to transmit tensile forces in a circular manner around these desired connection points.
- the design of the guardrail system is based on a known profile cross-section, in which there are at least two U-like configurations lying next to one another in the vertical and with the open end facing away from traffic, which are connected to one another by means of a web.
- This U-like design can correspond directly to a flat letter "U”, but it can also be a cross section in the form of a trapezoid without a base line.
- guardrail system in the form of closed hollow profiles and to design the surfaces facing traffic according to the invention in a fiber-reinforced manner. It is basically irrelevant whether a tubular or box-shaped cross-section of the hollow profile is used, the tubular cross-section being more favorable for the effects on the colliding vehicle.
- Colored embedding can take place in the surface of the guardrail profile to be produced, which permanently warn the vehicle driver, for example, in curve areas, whereby this embedding can likewise have a high degree of reflection. Colored designs in the form of coatings can also be used.
- Guardrail profiles proposed according to the invention also have fixed lengths for manufacturing and assembly reasons. According to the invention, these fixed lengths are connected by butting the guardrail profiles. On the side facing away from traffic, a connecting piece overlapping the fixed lengths to be connected and glued to them is formed. A strand-like fiber composite is also continuously embedded in the longitudinal direction of this connecting piece. If the guardrail system is designed in the form of a closed hollow profile, the connecting piece is designed to be insertable into the free interior.
- fastening elements according to the invention are proposed in the form of plastic bolts which can be plugged into one another and glued together, and which are thus made up of an inner sleeve and an outer sleeve, and which are on each Side to achieve a surface pressure have heads that allow clamping of the surfaces to be connected.
- this head is preferably designed as a countersunk head, to which the receiving bore is then also adapted. It is also possible to have a flat head on the side facing traffic.
- an advantageous embodiment of the fastening elements provides that the inner sleeve has at least one bead formed in a ring-shaped manner in substantial parts of the circumference on the outer surface, while the outer sleeve has at least one circumferential groove of identical dimensions on its inner wall. This allows the two parts to be fixed in place by snapping them into place.
- the at least one bead formed in an annular manner in substantial parts of the circumference can also be arranged on the inner wall of the outer sleeve and the at least one circumferential groove can be arranged on the outer surface of the inner sleeve.
- Both are arranged with regard to their length distribution so that when the inner and outer sleeves snap into place, the surfaces to be connected are pressed.
- a cladding part On the side facing away from traffic, a cladding part can be arranged adjoining a free leg of one of the U-like configurations and covering the U-like space and extending downward as required.
- the fastening elements already described are proposed as fastening elements.
- Known holders for the protected accommodation of lines, cables and similar systems can be integrated into the space thus created, oriented at least in the direction of the guardrail.
- the proposed using a single-conductor bus system To ensure that the connection of the single-wire bus system is not interrupted in the event of a crash caused by a vehicle leaving the route, it is equipped with a length reserve and automatic retractor.
- the single-wire bus system is also possible to store the single-wire bus system as a metallic, electrically conductive insert in the fiber composite.
- the contact areas must be exposed at the transitions. After gluing in connection with the assembly, these connection points are again made contact-safe and weatherproof. This training is also important for repairs in the event of an accident.
- recesses are arranged or retrofitted in the trim part, which can also be provided with removable covers. So that damaged elements can be easily replaced in the event of a crash, they are preferably connected to the supply lines by cable connectors designed as insulation displacement elements.
- the vertical support system supporting the guardrail profile can be designed at a distance that meets the requirements.
- This support system can be designed with a larger diameter, which is designed in such a way that amputation injuries of colliding two-wheelers are largely avoided.
- the vehicle restraint system can be designed such that the support system is designed to accommodate a longitudinal displacement of the guardrail profile. This can be done by fastening the vertical supports via spacers, so that they are able to absorb a longitudinal displacement caused by a colliding vehicle as well as a torsional movement of the guardrail around the vertical support.
- the end of the support system protruding into the ground can also have an earth screw-like design if the load-bearing floor is sufficiently strong, so that it can be easily replaced in the event of a collision.
- the solution proposed according to the invention not only leads to full substitution of known metal structures. It is characterized by the fact that it can absorb high torsional, tensile and compressive forces in the event of a crash. Due to its own low elastic deformation, a colliding vehicle with as little deflection as possible is returned to the lane without hurling it back over several lanes in a highly elastic manner. Through the The connecting fiber structure is consistently retained, both at the connection points and in the case of repairs in the specific length grid. The time required for installing new or replacing defective areas of the proposed protective device is significantly reduced. Damaged parts can be reused by reprocessing and returning them to the material cycle and do not occur as waste. Conventional fasteners such as steel screws can be dispensed with. By opening the ring fiber reinforcements, which are usually closed, by drilling or punching, nodes and installation points can be activated as desired as a connection point.
- microwave sensors or other suitable detectors that detect the relevant traffic variables into the guardrail system as soon as it is erected or subsequently. These can also be visibility detectors. There is also the option of providing the driver with information based on the specific traffic situation via programmable or freely selectable warning patterns in a timely manner.
- GPS systems can also be used as the transmission system.
- the proposed vehicle pressure retention system can be used as a media carrier for energy supply and other communication purposes.
- 1 shows the principle of fiber insertion in a guardrail section
- 2 shows the basic representation of a fixed length of a guardrail
- FIG. 5 shows a cross section through a variant of a guardrail proposed according to the invention
- FIG. 6 shows the principle of the plastic bolts serving as fastening elements which can be plugged into one another and glued together.
- a guardrail profile consists, for example, of 2 U-like profiles 1 lying next to one another in the vertical, which have the shape of a trapezoid without a base line and which are both connected to one another by means of an intermediate web 2.
- an intermediate web 2 a guardrail profile consists, for example, of 2 U-like profiles 1 lying next to one another in the vertical, which have the shape of a trapezoid without a base line and which are both connected to one another by means of an intermediate web 2.
- a fiber composite 3 in the form of natural fibers which is proposed according to the invention, is arranged on a carrier layer which is formed at a suitable distance from connection-supporting material. This is then covered with the same plastic.
- the inserted fiber composite 3 is inserted in the direction of stress in a longitudinally oriented and strand-like manner.
- the fiber composite 3 proposed according to the invention is also inserted in the direction of the web 2.
- the individual fiber strands of the fiber composite 3 are connected to one another by means of zigzag-shaped fiber layers.
- the intended fastening points and other possibly necessary recesses are predetermined and are taken into account when laying out the fiber composite, so that 4 circular tensile forces are transmitted around these ring fiber reinforcements and a continuous flow of force is present.
- the guardrail profile is designed in such a way that a recess can be opened at any time during construction site operation within each of the ring fiber reinforcements 4, which recess serves as the intended connection point.
- the guardrail profile After curing in an autoclave, the final strength of the guardrail profile is reached and after cutting to achieve a desired fixed length, the guardrail profile is ready for installation.
- a flat cover 5 is attached, which is also made of polyester resin and are integrated in the holders for cables 12.
- fastening elements 7 are not significantly superior to the outer contour.
- These fasteners 7 are designed so that they consist of an inner sleeve 8 and an outer sleeve 9, which are designed to be plugged into one another and are glued together. Both sleeve parts have heads at their free ends so that they are able to press the guardrail parts to be joined together.
- these fastening elements 7 are inserted into one another and glued.
- a sleeve part has a countersunk head, to which the embossing is further adapted.
- both parts have a circumferential bead or groove, so that the two parts are locked together in such a way that the guardrail parts to be connected are pressed. The predetermined flow of force is possible after the adhesive has hardened.
- the support system provided as an example is designed such that the guardrail profiles can be attached to it. This possibility is unproblematic, in that connection pieces 6 are glued on in this area as reinforcements, in which the correspondence of the grid dimension of the ring fiber reinforcements 4 of the connection pieces 6 with the grid dimension of the ring fiber reinforcements 4 formed in the guardrail is observed.
- the vertical support 10 of the support system is arranged at a distance from the guardrail profile by means of at least one spacer 11, so that these spacers 11 are capable of slight longitudinal displacement and a torsional movement of the guardrail in order to intercept the vertical support.
- the vertical supports 10 are advantageously made of a fiber-reinforced plastic tube with a larger diameter, so that amputation injuries of colliding two-wheelers are largely avoided.
- a cover 5 is fastened via the described fastening elements 7, which is designed, for example, up to the vertical of the trapezoidal U-like profile 1.
- holders for cables 12 are available.
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DE112005001137T DE112005001137A5 (en) | 2004-03-12 | 2005-03-10 | Vehicle restraint system for roads and the like |
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