Attachment_C_-_Product_Spec_Guardrail_Delineators.pdf
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- Guardrail Delineators
- Contract number
- 395000-M26-510644-02
- Issued by
- Wisconsin
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This document is a product specification sheet for guardrail delineators issued by the State of Wisconsin Department of Transportation. The specification was approved in March 2024 by Jeannie Silver, FHWA Statewide Pavement Marking Engineer. The document establishes technical standards for delineator posts used in Wisconsin's transportation infrastructure.
The specification details a 4" x 12" delineator post with reflective sheeting as the standard product. Key specifications include a maximum sheeting area of 18 square inches, 3/8" diameter holes in the delineator body, minimum 12" reflector spacing, and a minimum of 3 reflectors required for 100-foot center-to-center spacing configurations. The delineator post must include reflective sheeting for visibility purposes. The document provides detailed dimensional drawings showing the post construction, hole placement, and reflective sheeting positioning to ensure consistent procurement and installation across Wisconsin Department of Transportation projects.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Attachment D - APL pavement-marking Guide.pdf | ||
| Contract 510644-02 Pricing.pdf |
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MAXIMUM SHEETING OF
18 SQ. INCHES SHOWN
8" DIA. HOLES
IN DELINEATOR
4" x 12" DELINEATOR
WITH REFLECTIVE SHEETING
3"
3" - 4"
6"
1 12"
3"
MINIMUM 12"
REFLECTOR SPACING TABLE
REFLECTOR
SPACING
MINIMUM NUMBER
OF REFLECTORS
100' C-C 3
STATE OF WISCONSIN
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
APPROVED
DATE
/S/
FHWA
Statewide Pavement Marking Engineer
Jeannie SilverMarch 2024
WITH REFLECTIVE SHEETING
DELINEATOR POST
S D
D S
D D
15A 04-08e
A
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Attachment C - Product Specifications Guardrail Delineators
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