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BSI 22/30427635 DC 2022

BSI 22/30427635 DC 2022

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BS ISO 22343-2. Security and resilience. Vehicle security barriers – Part 2. Application

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BSI 2022 71
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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 30427635-NC.pdf
3 ISO_DIS 22343-2 ed.1 – id.81415 Enquiry PDF (en).pdf
8 Foreword
9 1 Scope
2 Normative references
10 3 Terms and definitions
4 Introduction to hostile vehicle mitigation
4.1 General
4.1.1 Vehicle-borne threats
4.1.2 Mitigation of vehicle borne threats
12 4.2 Selection of a VSB
5 The threat
5.1 Identify and quantify the threat
13 5.2 Deployment considerations
5.2.1 Installation
6 Assets
6.1 Identification of the critical assets
6.2 Identification of stakeholders
14 6.3 Consequence evaluation
7 Site assessment
7.1 New locations
7.2 Review of existing security arrangements
15 7.3 Site survey
7.4 Traffic survey
16 7.5 Civil works
7.5.1 Variations between VSB performance under vehicle impact test conditions and site conditions
17 7.5.2 Ground types
7.5.3 Foundations
18 7.5.4 Surface placed VSB
19 8 Site design
8.1 Traffic management
20 8.2 Aesthetics
9 VSB performance
9.1 Impact performance
9.2 Vehicle speed
9.2.1 General
21 9.2.2 Vehicle dynamics assessment
9.2.3 Road layout
9.2.4 Speed reduction features
9.3 Impact angle
9.4 Vehicle penetration distance and major debris distance/coordinates
9.4.1 Vehicle penetration distance
9.4.2 Major debris distance/coordinates
22 9.4.3 Stand-off distance
9.5 Operational performance
9.5.1 Vehicle access control
23 9.5.2 Speed of legitimate access
9.5.3 Power requirement
9.5.4 Environmental conditions
24 9.5.5 Design criteria
9.6 VSB integrity
9.6.1 VSB damage
9.6.2 Remote access to automatic access control system (AACS)
25 9.6.3 Repairs
9.6.4 Staff, skills and availability
26 9.7 Design method
10 Procurement strategy
10.1 General
10.2 Availability and maintenance of the VSB
10.3 Quality
10.4 Cost
27 10.5 Commissioning and handover
11 Deployment and removal
11.1 Highway/local authority approval
11.2 Logistics of deployment
28 11.3 Installation
11.4 Lifting and placement
11.5 Removal considerations
12 Types of VSB
12.1 General
12.1.1 Passive VSBs
29 12.1.2 Active VSBs
30 12.1.3 Foundation Type
31 12.1.4 Foundations and layout
12.2 Examples of VSBs – Bollards
32 12.2.1 1 Fixed bollards,
12.2.2 Active bollards
12.3 Examples of VSBs – Road blockers
33 12.4 Examples of VSBs – Rising arm barriers
12.4.1 General
12.4.2 Layout
34 12.5 Examples of VSBs – Sliding and swing gates
12.5.1 General
12.5.2 Foundations
12.5.3 Layout
35 12.6 Examples of VSBs – Street furniture
12.6.1 General
12.6.2 Foundations
12.7 Examples of VSBs – Manually Deployable
36 12.7.1 Foundations
13 Vehicle access control points (VACP)
13.1 General
38 13.2 Layout of active VSBs at VACPs
13.2.1 General
13.2.2 Single line of VSBs
39 13.2.3 Interlocked VSBs
40 13.2.4 Final denial VSB
41 13.2.5 Traffic throughput
42 13.3 Safety issues
44 13.4 Control system
14 Training
14.1 General
15 Maintenance, service and inspection
15.1 General
45 15.1.1 Adjacent works
16 Operational requirements
16.1 General
16.1.1 Level 1 OR
46 16.1.2 Level 2 OR
49 16.2 Level 2 OR proforma
50 Annex€A (informative) Level 2 operational requirement (OR) proforma
62 Annex€B (informative) Design method
66 Annex€C (informative) Modifications to the VSB
67 Annex€D (informative) VSB compliance sign off
69 Bibliography

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