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Blast-Ex® Jet Blast Deflectors

standard at domestic and international airports

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Jet Blast Deflectors

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High Quality Jet Blast Deflectorsmade in Germany

We support your airfields safety with customized, highly efficient Blast‑Ex® Jet Blast Deflectors. These are available both stationary or mobile to provide maximum flexibility and zonal security. In addition, the transparency ensures good visibility over the airfield and all manoeuvering areas.

Our jet blast deflectors are made of either hot-dip galvanized steel or fibre glass reinforced plastic and can be color coated if required. Over seventy-five years of experience of Ruhrtaler Stahl- und Behälterbau GmbH & Co. KG and more than eighty successful projects on airports around the world grant high quality of our Blast‑Ex® Jet Blast Deflectors at any give time.

Jet Blast Deflectors

Jet Blast Deflectors

Blast‑Ex® Jet Blast Deflectors provide safety for vehicles, pedestrians, airport facilities, other buildings and nearby public roads that may be subjected to jet blast from aircraft maneuvering on runways, taxiways and tarmacs.

Our jet blast deflectors – available both stationary or mobile – are bipartite, enabling an easy assembly and storage. There are several standard types available in our program, but since each airport has its unique characteristic, our jet blast deflectors can be custom designed to ensure proper height, strength and jet blast deflection in respect of every individual case.

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Mobile

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Stationary

Functional principle

Prop- and jet blast of parking or maneuvering aircrafts not only cause high velocity winds, but might also cause Foreign Object Damage (FOD). Blast-Ex® Jet Blast Deflectors therefore protect people, facilities and objects on or around the airport by reliably deflecting and slowing down jet blast.

Our jet blast deflectors can withstand jet blast at speeds of up to 300 m/s and, at the same time, temperatures of up to 500 °C.

Whether permanently installed, or designed as a mobile solution; whether made of steel, or from glassfibre reinforced plastic, the functional principle of our jet blast deflectors remains equal in all designs, to deflect jet blast in a targeted manner and thus creating protected areas.

Design and material

Design and material

Blast‑Ex® jet blast deflectors are manufactured at our facility in Germany from structural, stainless and heat-resistant steels and, if required (to protect ILS/Localizer antennas and other NAV/COM equipment), from glass fiber reinforced plastics.

Our jet blast deflectors are hot-dip galvanized during the production process. The powder coating is applied directly after galvanizing. The usual need for sweeping (roughing up the surface of the steel) is thus not necessary. This duplex coating process also produces an excellent and durable color finish.

At the beginning of every construction, there is a thought, an idea and some key figures. Followed by sketches, drawings and schemes. Once this development has been completed, the production can start.

In the case of our Blast‑Ex® Jet Blast Deflectors we are adding one additional step before the production phase. We digitally simulate the airflow. Thanks to this visualization, we can directly see if our design is as efficient as intended, or if we need to add some minor adjustments in order to raise efficiency even more.

A computer based model can show the force and the behavior of jet blast, in front and behind our deflectors. It shows where pressure cushions are building up and where we need to optimize our design, in order to avoid them. We are able to visualize the degree of the jet blast deflection before our deflectors are built.

This practice is not only interesting for new projects, but also it is interesting for customers with existing jet blast deflectors. We provide a corresponding study as a service product. Checking the efficiency of your existing deflectors and making their degree of deflection visible, helps with decision finding regarding modernization.

References

Athens (LGAV/ATH)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2000
466
1.165,0m
2,60m
2000
111
277,5m
5,00m
Berlin (EDDT/TXL)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
1963
-
-
2,60m
Berlin (EDDB/BER)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2018
69
165,6m
2,50m
2018
25
60,0m
5,00m
2018
132
316,8m
4,00m
Braunschweig (EDVE/BWE)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2009
40
100,0m
4,00m
Cologne Bonn (EDDK/CGN)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
1991
27
67,5m
3,30m
1993
53
132,5m
2,60m
1994
75
187,5m
2,58m
1996
110
275,0m
2,58m
1998
195
487,5m
2,58m
1999
55
137,5m
2,58m
Dortmund (EDLW/DTM)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2004
26
65,0m
2,58m
2007
48
120,0m
2,58m
Dresden (EDDC/DRS)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
1995
28
70,0m
2,67m
2000
50
125,0m
2,67m
2008
18
45,0m
2,67m
2011
22
55,0m
2,70m
Dublin (EIDW/DUB)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2014
12
30,0m
2,50m
2015
59
141,6m
4,30m
2016
13
31,2m
4,30m
2018
42
100,8m
4,00m
2018
105
252,0m
5,00m
Duesseldorf (EDDL/DUS)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2019
120
300,0m
2,20m
Erfurt (EDDE/ERF)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
1994
68
170,0m
2,60m
2003
49
122,5m
2,67m
Frankfurt (EDDF/FRA)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
1962
-
-
2,60m
1969
200
500,0m
2,60m
1989
25
62,5m
2,60m
1990
650
1625,0m
2,60m
1991
12
30,0m
5,00m
1992
200
500,0m
2,60m
1996
124
310,0m
2,60m
1996
88
220,0m
5,00m
1998
21
52,5m
2,60m
2009
45
112,5m
2,60m
2010
72
180,0m
2,00m
2010
48
120,0m
2,60m
2012
16
40,0m
2,60m
2014
10
25,0m
2,58m
2017
25
60,0m
4,50m
2019
10
25,0m
2,58m
2020
44
110,0m
2,60m
2020
55
137,5m
2,60m
2020
54
135,0m
2,60m
Finkenwerder (EDHI/XFW)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
1997
26
65,0m
2,67m
2003
44
110,0m
2,67m
2004
89
222,5m
3,00m
2006
162
324,0m
4,00m
2006
3
6,0m
3,50m
2006
3
6,0m
3,00m
2006
3
6,0m
2,50m
2006
26
6,0m
2,00m
2007
64
160,0m
2,67m
Leipzig (EDDP/LEJ)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
1994
24
60,0m
2,60m
1995
49
122,5m
2,60m
2011
80
100,0m
3,85m
2019
38
91,2m
2,50m
Lelystad (EHLE/LEY)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2018
15
30,0m
4,00m
2019
32
64,0m
3,50m
2019
6
12,0m
4,00m
Munich (EDDM/MUC)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
1988
20
50,0m
2,60m
2015
36
90,0m
2,10m
Muenster-Osnabrueck (EDDG/FMO)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
1995
46
115,0m
2,67m
2001
44
110,0m
2,67m
Muscat (OOMS/MCT)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2013
65
162,5m
4,30m
2015
87
271,5m
4,30m
Paderborn-Lippstadt (EDLP/PAD)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
1995
31
77,5m
2,67m
1996
8
20,0m
2,67m
Prag (LKPR/PRG)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2019
50
125,0m
2,50m
Rostock-Laage (ETNL/RLG)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2011
12
30,0m
3,00m
2012
70
175,0m
2,50m
Sembach (ETAS/SEX)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
1987
7
17,5m
5,00m
Spangdalem (ETAD/SPM)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
1994
20
50,0m
3,60m
Stuttgart (EDDS/STR)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2017
7
17,5m
2,58m
Tallin (EETN/TLL)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2017
13
31,2m
4,50m
2017
75
180,0m
3,50m
Wunstorf (ETNW)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2018
25
60,0m
2,50m
Zeltweg (LOXZ)
Build date
Elements used
Length
Height
2008
122
244,0m
2,00m

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44267 Dortmund
Telephone: +49 (0) 23 04 / 8422
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