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AS/NZS 3845.2:2017

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Road safety barrier systems and devices Road safety devices

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Published date

27-02-2017

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This Standard is Part2 of a series of two Standards on road safety barrier systems and devices. This Part2 sets out the requirements for both permanent and temporary safety devices that include bollards, longitudinal channelizing devices, truck or trailer mounted attenuators, rear underrun protection devices and sign support structures and poles.

Committee
CE-033
DocumentType
Standard
ISBN
978 1 76035 680 4
Pages
66
PublisherName
Standards Australia
Status
Current
Supersedes

This Part of the Standard sets out the requirements for both permanent and temporary road safety devices including-(a) bollards;(b) longitudinal channelizing devices;(c) truck or trailer mounted attenuators;(d) rear underrun protection devices; and(e) sign support structures and poles.NOTE: Longitudinal road safety barriers, terminals, crash cushions, interfaces (including transitions) and longitudinal barrier gate systems are specified in AS/NZS 3845.1.The intention of this Standard is to ensure that road safety devices are crashworthy when impacted by a vehicle under specified conditions.This Standard includes the following:(i) Testing methods and data.(ii) Considerations in the evaluation process.(iii) Manufacturing requirements.(iv) Issues to be addressed in specifying road safety devices including documentation required.(v) Erection and maintenance practices necessary to achieve expected performance.(vi) Minimum site conditions (cross slope, placement of kerbs or similar) that enable the device to have acceptable performance when impacted.(vii) Steps to evaluate the nature of repairs necessary following a crash.This Standard makes significant reference to MASH and NCHRP 350. It also references some relevant European CEN Standards.

Originated as part of AS/NZS 3845:1999.
Jointly revised in part and redesignated AS/NZS 3845.2:2017.

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