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US 2015/0159333 A1Published application
Surface mount wedge barrier
AssigneesThe Texas A&M University System, Moog Inc.
InventorsMichael S. Brackin, Dean C. Alberson, D. Lance Bullard, JR., Russell J. Norris, Craig R. Ackerman, Donald L. Moffett, James A. Kowalski
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a system including an anchor configured to be disposed within a foundation, wherein an upper side of the anchor is configured to be exposed at a surface of the foundation and a wedge-style anti-ram security barrier configured to mechanically couple to the anchor and mount to the surface of the foundation.
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A system, comprising:
- an anchor comprising a body portion configured to be disposed below a recess of a foundation, wherein an upper side of the anchor is configured to be exposed at a surface of the recess of the foundation, and wherein the upper side of the anchor is configured to be substantially flush with the surface of the recess of the foundation;
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- a wedge-style security barrier configured to mechanically couple to the anchor and thus mount to the surface within the recess of the foundation.
A system, comprising:
- a foundation comprising a recess;
- a subframe comprising a body portion disposed within the foundation and below the recess, wherein the subframe comprises an upper surface that is substantially flush with a bottom surface of the recess;
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- a wedge-style anti-ram security barrier disposed within the recess, wherein the wedge-style anti-ram security barrier is mechanically coupled to the upper surface of the subframe.
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A system, comprising:
- an anchor comprising a body portion configured to be disposed within a foundation and below a recess of the foundation, wherein an upper side of the anchor is configured to be substantially flush with a bottom surface of the recess;
- a security barrier configured to mechanically couple to the upper side of the anchor and thus mount to the bottom surface of the recess;
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- a lifting mechanism configured to lift a wedge plate of the security barrier.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.