Questions and Answers

We identify specific zones first: exposed equipment, tanks, roofs, entrances and work areas. We then check whether a physical barrier can be installed while preserving maintenance and emergency access. Protecting one asset does not mean protecting the entire site.

Send a site plan or sketch, photographs, approximate dimensions, a list of critical assets and the site location. Vehicle routes, underground utilities, maintenance areas and permitted work windows are also useful. A preliminary assessment does not replace a survey and calculations.

FPV and other multirotor aircraft, and fixed-wing UAVs, are assessed as different impact scenarios. The likely approach, contact point and consequences for each asset matter more than a model name alone.

There is no universal guarantee. The mesh, attachments, deflection, supports, foundations and asset layout all need to be checked. Resistance to a defined scenario must be demonstrated for the whole system, not just a mesh sample.

That is a separate design scenario. The span arrangement, supports or local barriers may need to change. The solution follows a site survey and agreed performance criteria.

Mesh is selected together with cables, connections and the supporting frame for the agreed scenario and operating environment. Opening size alone does not establish canopy resistance.

Setback depends on asset geometry, potential system deflection, the agreed impact scenario and maintenance access. There is no universal safe distance; the project sets it after measurement and layout review.

Only after the building capacity, connections and load path have been checked. If the existing structure is unsuitable, independent supports and foundations can be considered. The decision belongs in the working drawings.

Site loads and exposure conditions inform the frame, connections, foundations and protective coating. Applicable Russian building standards are used for structural and environmental checks. These checks do not establish UAV impact resistance.

The sequence is agreed with the operations team after the survey. Vehicle routes, emergency and maintenance access, hot-work restrictions and permitted shutdown windows are considered. Whether a zone can stay operational is decided for that site.

The drawings identify covered roofs, equipment and openings, as well as areas outside the protection boundary. Side screens, local barriers or shelters may be considered separately. A general visualization does not imply coverage of the whole facility.

Local gabion or concrete barriers and personnel shelters may be considered. Their position and required performance are set separately from the canopy for an agreed scenario. No single arrangement removes every consequence of an impact.

Yes, design work can be discussed separately from fabrication and installation. The scope of survey, calculations, drawings and support is set in the brief and proposal.

The contract sets the deliverables, typically a layout, design inputs, working drawings, specifications and material documents. If installation is included, as-built records and an inspection procedure are defined separately.

Support and barrier positions are checked against the design, along with attachments, mesh tension, clear routes, material records and the maintenance procedure. The project and contract set the inspection scope.

Restrict access to the affected zone and inspect the mesh, cables, fixings, supports and foundations. Record defects; continued use and replacement work depend on the design procedure and inspection results.

Only for a defined structure and impact scenario supported by appropriate analysis or testing. Sizes and materials shown on this site are indicative and do not themselves prove impact resistance.

Shelters and access routes are considered separately from equipment protection. Capacity, location, entrances, ventilation, communications and operating procedure are defined for the site.

Leave your contact details, location, site type and the zones requiring protection in the form. We will clarify the inputs and survey scope; final parameters and pricing follow a site review.