AT413558B - PROTECTION BASE FOR TRAFFIC SIGNS - Google Patents

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AT 413 558 B

The invention relates to a protective base for traffic signs, trees od. Like. Comprising a solid body with an approximately semicircular floor plan.

Protective base of the initially mentioned kind are generally known in various generic embodiments. For example, in AT Patent No. 405,850 discloses an approximately semicircular plate member which is replaceable as a traffic island. It is in the nature of such traffic islands, or it is well known that traffic islands are equipped with traffic signs. Furthermore, artful base elements are known, which represent about a half-cylinder and can be seen in addition to an insertion hole for the tubes of traffic signs no further developments io.

The object of the invention is to develop known generic protection socket to provide various benefits. The invention achieves this in a first step in that a protective base is approximately hoof-shaped, wherein an approximately halbkreisför-15mige front wall (1) is raised in the region of the apex to a height of about half a radius of their forming circle and after leaking behind in the shape of a ramp. Hereby it is achieved that the front wall (1) od a protective wall od. Like. Forms, which inside the " Hoof " can be attached. While the front wall (1) in the apex area, ie from the front, also represents a visually acting protective barrier, 20 acts as a gentler device by virtue of the back to approximately ramp-shaped design, the approaching vehicles offers the possibility to get away undamaged if necessary.

Now, if the front wall (1) encloses a bottom plate (2), so it is achieved that the protective base is more stable and it is offered the opportunity to mint traffic signs on the bottom plate 25 (2).

In development of the front wall (1) is provided to give the outside a wall inclination (ß) of about 45 ° to about 55 °, whereby it receives a Radabweisende effect. As is known, so-called New Jersey road barriers also have such wall inclinations in order to redirect approaching vehicles. This described design can cause vehicles that drive laterally or obliquely to the protective base, or be derived, with lower speeds damage can be avoided or at least reduced. Further advantageous features of the invention are described in the subclaims 4 to 8.

The invention is illustrated schematically and with reference to exemplary embodiments in the drawing. The figures represent: 40 45

Fig.1 the oblique view of an erfgm. Protection socket;

2 shows the floor plan of an erfgm. Protection socket;

3 shows the front view of an erfgm. Protection socket;

4 shows the bottom view of an erfgm. Protection socket;

5 shows the longitudinal section through an erfgm. Protective base and Fig.6 the oblique view of an erfgm. Protective base without bottom plate.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES: FIG. 1 shows an erfgm. Protective base shown in an oblique view. It gives the impression of a hoof-shaped element. The ground plan is approximately semicircular, wherein a bottom plate (2) of an approximately semicircular front wall (1) is enclosed. Thus, the front wall has in the apex area about a height in the extent of half a radius of the forming circle and runs backwards to ramped sloping out. The front wall (1) is inclined at its front, wherein the slope has an angle of about 45 ° to about 55 °. The height of the front wall (1) is total (including bottom plate) preferably about 25 cm, the circular half-blade about 50 cm. At the foot of the front wall (1) 55 is formed a continuous vertical foot strip (3) of about 5 cm in height. Thus owns

Claims (8)

3 AT 413 558 B the front of the front wall (1) has a design similar to a baffle (New Jersey wall), with the good experience was recorded, which concerns the deflection effect of approaching vehicles. With this training can be achieved that vehicles that start at a relatively shallow angle to the base, be rejected or deflected, 5 without causing major damage to the vehicle or the base. The bottom plate (2) has a thickness of about 8 -10 cm and has an interspersed and rearwardly open recess (5 '), which serves for drainage and / or the inclusion of tubular bars of traffic signs. In this application example, the ramped ends of the front wall (1) run out at the height of the upper edge of the bottom plate (2). On the underside of the protective io pedestal has feet (4), which project downwards by about 15 mm. FIG. 2 shows a plan view (plan view) of an erfgm. Protective socket. The approximately semicircular curved front wall (1) encloses the bottom plate (2), whereby an approximately hoof-shaped shape is given. The recess (5) sits approximately at the center of gravity of the circular surface 15 of the bottom plate (2). In Figure 3 is the invention. Protective base of vome (in elevation) to see. In the vertex, the front wall (1) in this embodiment, the upper side is flat; towards the rear (seen in this front view on both sides), the front wall (1) is lower and falls off like a ramp. The upper edge of the base plate is shown by dashed lines. The foot strip (3) is formed continuously. At the bottom of the base 20 feet (4) are arranged. 4 shows a bottom view of the protective base. In this example, the base on the underside of the bottom plate (2) has a continuous approximately horseshoe-shaped baseboard (4 '). You can also see the bottom plate (2) passing through recess (5 '), which in this case is too open to the rear and allow the pushing of the protective socket to an existing traffic sign. Of course, the recess (5 ') could also have a different shape, e.g. to be wider towards the rear (towards the opening). It can be seen in longitudinal section (symmetry section) in FIG. 5 that the front wall (1) forms a right angle with the bottom plate (2). On the outside (front), the front wall (1) has an inclination (ß) on the back, it runs vertically. However, it is within the meaning of the invention readily possible to perform the back of the front wall (1) stepped or inclined. In the front 30 region of the front wall (1) whose upper side is horizontal, then, towards the rear, the ramp-shaped training can be seen. The bottom plate (2) is also penetrated in this example by a recess (5) and has at the bottom of feet (4). Fig.6 shows an erfgm. Protective base in an oblique view. In this embodiment, the bottom plate is dispensed with, which opens up the possibility of removing the protective base, e.g. as a tree protection or protection 35 for lanterns, traffic mirrors od. Like. To use. Of course, the invention goes beyond the embodiments described and illustrated in the drawings. So it is e.g. readily possible to carry out the floor plan of the base in the form of a trapezoid or polygon, or to increase the dimensions to one and a half times or 40 times. Consisting of a solid body with approximately semicircular plan, characterized in that it is approximately hoof-shaped, with an approximately semicircular front wall (1) in the region of the apex to a height is pulled up by about half a radius of her formge-50 benden circle and runs out to ramp towards the rear. 2. protective base for traffic signs, trees od. Like. According to claim 1, characterized in that the front wall (1) encloses a bottom plate (2). 55 4 AT 413 558 B 3. protective base for traffic signs, trees od. Like. According to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the front wall (1) is formed on its outer side as Radabweiser, wherein the outside of a wall inclination (ß) of about 45 ° to about 55 °. 5 4. protective base for traffic signs, trees od. Like. According to claim 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that the front wall (1) on the outside has a continuous vertical foot strip (3) of about 5 cm in height. 10 5. protective base for traffic signs, trees od. Like. According to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the bottom plate (2) on its underside bottom by about 15 mm projecting feet (4), preferably three feet ( 4) are formed, which are each arranged in the apex region 15 and at the corner points, or that the bottom plate (2) has on its underside a bottom about 15 mm projecting approximately horseshoe-shaped skirting board (4 '). 6. protective base for traffic signs, trees od. Like. According to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the bottom plate (20) has a vertical traversing recess (5, 5 ') for insertion of the tubes of traffic signs od. Like. Has. 7. protective base for traffic signs, trees od. Like. According to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that this 25 is made of high quality and frost / tausalzbeständigem concrete or reinforced concrete. 8. protective base for traffic signs, trees od. Like. According to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that this is made of plastic, rubber or the like. Or made of recycled material. For this purpose 1 sheet of drawings 35 40 45 50 55