FORTEZA TRIBO-M, Operation Manual

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3.1.4.
Barbed ­ Wire Fence (Fig. 1d
)
The barbed ‐ wire fence is actually barbed wire stretched in several level lines between rigid
supports. Stretched diagonally is also barbed wire fastened to each level wire line, which, in its turn,
should be rigidly fastened to each fence support.
The barbed ‐ wire fence should meet the following requirements: make sure barbed wire is
stretched in a horizontal plane with a force of 200 kg, minimum. 8
3.1.5. Fence
Made of Flat (Round) Reinforced Barbed Tape “ АКЛ ” (Fig.
1e)
The “ АКЛ ” tape fence should meet the following requirements: make sure the reinforced
barbed tape is fastened to the wire ropes stretched between the fence supports with a force of 200
kg, minimum, on two sides.
3.1.6. Rigid (Continuous) Fences (Fig. 2)
Rigid fence is a fence made of metal elements (forged and welded gratings, solid metal plates,
corrugated plates, etc.), wooden materials, reinforced concrete panels, concrete blocks, brickwork or
masonry.
The sensor is mounted directly on the rigid fence elements. The supports enabling a violator
to get over the fence without touching its rigid elements being available, the sensor is mounted on
the supports as well.
To equip rigid fence of forged and welded gratings be sure to lay the sensor according to the
diagram with stress centers on every bar (Fig. 2 а ) ;
To equip rigid fence of wooden materials, solid metal plates and corrugated plates, be sure to
lay the sensor according to the diagram, stress centers being made with clamps (Figs 2b and 2c) .
Note. The stiffener being available at the top of the fence, be sure to lay the sensor along this
stiffener as well.
To equip rigid solid fence of reinforced concrete panels, concrete blocks, brickwork or
masonry, be sure to lay the sensor along the fence upper crown under the visor made of deformable
material, for example, plate (Fig. 2d) .
An extra flexible fence being available over the rigid solid one, be sure to lay the sensor along
the flexible fence (Fig. 2e) .
3.1.7. Gate (Wicket) (Fig. 3)
The gate (wicket) is actually a frame made of metal angle sections or tubes, the inner space
being filled with bars or netting welded to the frame. The inter ‐ bar clearance should not exceed 0.15
m.
The aforesaid requirements cover gates (wickets) as well.
The fence and the gate being of the same material , just one sensor can be used.
If so the sensor is laid on supports between the fence and the gate through special stretch ‐ out
boxes, extended adapters and a spiral wrap hose.
Be sure to lay the sensor from one gate leaf to another in a metal bypass pipe buried at a
depth of 0.3 m, minimum.
The fence and the gate being of different materials, be sure to equip them with separate guard
alarms.