Vehicle strikes the System
The Barrier Bench absorbs the impact energy across its entire effective width.
The ComProtect model approach combines controlled energy absorption with widespread distribution of remaining reaction forces – for sensitive structural elements and small installation depths.
Where deep foundations, waterproofing systems, underground utilities, or existing structural elements make conventional solutions difficult, ComProtect relies on a multi-stage load path. Energy is intended to be dissipated early within the system, while the remaining forces are distributed across a larger support area in a controlled manner.
The Barrier Bench absorbs the impact energy across its entire effective width.
Multiple deformation stages are designed to absorb energy and influence the force development in a targeted manner.
The remaining forces are transferred through multiple structural components and distributed across a wider footprint.
The connection is designed project-specifically in collaboration with the structural planning.
The short sequence illustrates the external movement pattern at the beginning of the numerical investigation. Constructive detail views and the complete evaluation are reserved for confidential technical exchange.
No physical impact test and no certification proof. The project-specific suitability must be demonstrated separately.
All values originate from numerical study SPB-017. They do not replace physical crash testing or a project-specific assessment of the foundation, composite connection, load path, and supporting structure.
The barrier bench is designed as a visible architectural element rather than an add-on foreign object. The concept is particularly relevant where limited installation depth must be combined with sensitive existing structures.
In an initial technical consultation, we evaluate whether the installation conditions, load path, and security requirements justify further project development.
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