Services

Friction Test

Definition of Friction

“the ratio of the tangential force needed to maintain uniform relative motion between contacting surface (aircraft tyres and the pavement surface) to the perpendicular force holding them in contact (distributed aircraft weight to the tyre area)”

– ICAO Airport Services Manual, Part 2 Pavement Surface Conditions, Chapter 1.5.12 page 1-6

Why Friction Testing

to ascertain the current friction values on the runway surfaces
to compare these values to the relevant international standards
to assist airport operators in determining the necessity for rubber removal
compliance with ICAO

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Runway Cleaning

Rubber Removal System

99% – 100% rubber, paint & oil removal
Best possible friction values
optimum care of runway & parking apron
no damage to grooves
no damage to AGL fixtures
no damage to joints sealing
no post cleaning FODs
highest availability of runway & parking apron
increased intervals between cleanings
effective on all surfaces – Asphalt, Anti-skid, Concrete, Grooved, Non-grooved
able to vacate work areas within 3 minutes leaving a dry, waste free and
immediately usable traffic area
runway lights cleaned within same operation
high environmental care. No corrosive chemicals. Trouble free waste disposal

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Photometric Test

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Airfield Ground Lighting

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Visual Docking Guidance System

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