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Temporary Barrirer-Reinforcement
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WI
Description Text
A temporary barrier manufacturer is indicating that they can bend the 6A2 bar as one piece. They want to replace the two 6A2 near the barrier anchor holes with one bent bar. Knowing how important that reinforcement is for holding a barrier in place when anchor, I don’t know if it is a good idea.
System Performance Evaluation
System Types
Portable Barriers
Applications
System Features
Date
February 21, 2018
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2018-02-21_14-10-38.jpg
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We don't believe that it would be an issue to do the two "U"-shaped bars as a single piece as shown in the attached schematic. We would recommend that the overlap of the single piece bar be at least 10" in order to provide similar development on the non-continuous side as the previous two piece configuration.
Date
February 23, 2018
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Rebar schematic.jpg
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