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Crash barriers are seen across the country on almost every road, particularly on dual carriageways and motorways. Their purpose is to reduce the risk of crashes and collisions, and in the event of an incident happening, they help to reduce their intensity by...
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Crossover accidents on UK motorways account for over 200 traffic collisions annually. When a vehicle loses control or crashes on a motorway, it is the impact itself that can determine the events that follow. If the vehicle absorbs the impact, the results can be...
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A vertical column is one of the most important parts of any building structure. It is also one of the most exposed. Columns take on many forms, but all share the same inherent vulnerability and can be damaged by hits from moving vehicles. Car parks are probably one of...
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Columns are vital elements of any structure, and are often used extensively in large, multi-storey buildings such as car parks and warehouses. Their purpose is to bear the weight of both floors and ensure minimal risk of failure within the structure. Columns have been...
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Armco motorway barriers are designed specifically for the preservation of safety in case of a crash. The barriers are designed and installed in such a way to transfer energy, so that any vehicle colliding with them simply travels alongside the barrier rather than...
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Ensuring the safety of pedestrians is important in urban areas where there is very little distance between people and moving traffic. The same can also be said of commercial and industrial settings, particularly on sites where heavy vehicles can be moving around at...
