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General| Brand | Highway Care |
|---|---|
| Model | BarrierGuard 800 |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
Details on the BarrierGuard 800 Gate system's design and testing to meet NCHRP 350 Test Level 3 (TL-3) standards.
Describes the BarrierGuard 800 Gate's design for permanent/temporary use, its function as a longitudinal barrier, and common uses.
Information on the BarrierGuard 800 Gate's performance from either side and its use in median and roadside situations.
Details on connecting the BarrierGuard 800 Gate to various barriers like thrie beam, w-beam, and concrete.
Guidelines on installing the gate considering ditches, kerbs, and slopes, recommending straight sections and a max 5% cross fall.
Specifies standard gate lengths (6m to 36m) and their corresponding clear opening widths.
Presents deflection measurements from crash testing, useful for assessing product suitability for specific locations.
Visual identification of the fixed gate post component of the BarrierGuard 800 Gate system.
Visual identification of the mobile hinge component used in the BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Visual identification of the standard gate section component for the BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Visual identification of the T-Top component used for the BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Visual identification of the T-Top transition piece for the BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Visual identification of the weather cover component for the BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Visual identification of the removable T-Top section and associated fittings.
Visual identification of the gate pin component used for securing parts of the BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Covers essential general safety practices, including traffic safety, PPE, and machinery operation.
Provides safety advice related to unloading components and fitting gates, highlighting trapping injury risks.
Steps and considerations for preparing the site and components before installing the BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Lists the necessary tools and equipment for the proper installation of the BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Instructions for measuring the installation space and marking the start and end points for the gate assembly.
Guidance on assembling the gate to the desired length, ensuring correct placement of wheels and anchor points.
Procedures for positioning gate components, including hinges and posts, and adjusting gate wheels.
Instructions on ensuring the gate connection aligns with the barrier being attached, with adjustment guidance.
Guidance for installing the T-Top section, ensuring alignment with the barrier and proper gap management.
Instructions for drilling and fitting ground anchors, ensuring alignment and considering application and ground conditions.
Steps to perform an operation check of the installed gate system to ensure its usability and functionality.
Recommendations for periodic gate opening and checking of lifting jacks and jockey wheels for proper operation.
Guidance on assessing and repairing the gate after impacts, including testing operation and replacing damaged components.
Visual example of a Thrie Beam connection for the BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Visual example of the wheel set component for the BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Visual example of the T-Top transition piece installed on a barrier.
Photographic example showing a vehicle passing through an open BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Visual example demonstrating the removal of a hinge pin from the BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Close-up visual of a hinge joint on the BarrierGuard 800 Gate.
Details the equipment needed for BarrierGuard 800 Gate installation, including lifting and drilling gear.
Specifies the ground conditions necessary for installation, emphasizing smooth, flat surfaces and gradient considerations.
Lists the types of barriers the gate can attach to, including concrete, thrie beam, w-beam, and BarrierGuard 800.
Explains the recommendation for anchoring gate posts even within a run to maintain tested performance.
Provides an estimate of the installation time, typically around 2 hours once site conditions are suitable.
Confirms that the BarrierGuard 800 Gate is tested and approved to NCHRP 350 test level 3.
Addresses the gate's suitability for various temperature and humidity environments, noting potential need for enhanced components.
Outlines minimal upkeep requirements, including annual operation checks and prompt replacement of damaged parts.
States an expected lifespan of over 25 years, dependent on maintenance and site environment.
Lists standard metric gate lengths and their corresponding opening sizes, mentioning bespoke options.
Informs that a gate can be opened by two operatives in under 2 minutes.
Discusses how deflection might change with different gate sizes and anchor spacing.
States that the gate can be opened to over 90 degrees when hinged from the rear pin.
Details specifications for Portland Cement Concrete (PPC), Asphaltic Concrete (AC), and Compacted Subbase (DGA).
Step-by-step guide for installing resin anchor studding, including drilling, cleaning, resin mixing, and curing.
Step-by-step guide for installing mechanical anchor bolts, covering drilling, cleaning, and tightening procedures.
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