RUNWAY
Rectangular area on an
aerodrome used for landing and
take off
Runway orientation is important
in airport planning
Current practice is to layout a
runway in the direction of
prevailing wind
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IMPORTANCE OF RUNWAY
LAYOUT
RUNWAY NUMBERS
Runways are numbered according
the magnetic compass direction
they are oriented to
Consists of two numbers one at
each end of runway
Preceding that number are eight
stripes
RUNWAY HEADING
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RUNWAY
CONFIGURATION
SINGLE RUNWAY
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PARALLEL RUNWAYS
There are
4 types of
parallel
runways
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OPEN-V RUNWAYS
Runways diverging from different directions
but do not intersect and form an open-V
shape are OPEN-V runways
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INTERSECTING RUNWAYS
Two or more runways that cross each other are
classified as intersecting runways.
This type of runway is used when there are
relatively strong prevailing winds from more
than one direction during the year.
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WIND
AIRSPACE AVAILABILITY
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
OBSTRUCTIONS TO NAVIGATION
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL VISIBILITY
WILD LIFE HAZARDS
TERRAIN AND SOIL
CONSIDERATION
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DATA-DATA ANGIN
Wind data is usually based on the longest
period for which information is available. A
minimum of 10 years' data showing wind
directions, velocity, and frequency of
occurrence is necessary for conclusive
analysis.
If no observations are available for a site,
adjust the nearest recorded observations
for changes that will result from local
topography or other influencing factors.
CROSS WIND
Cross Wind adalah angin yang bertiup tegak lurus
dengan bergeraknya pesawat udara.
Cross Wind yang diijinkan:
a. 10 knot (19 km/jam) untuk bandar udara
dengan panjang landas pacu (ARFL= Aeroplane
Reference Field Lenght) kurang dari 1200 m,
b. 13 knot (24 km/jam) untuk bandara dengan
panjang landas pacu 1200 1500 m,
c. 20 knot (37 km/jam) untuk bandara dengan
panjang landas pacu lebih dari atau sama
dengan 1500 m
CONTOH TYPICAL
WINDROSE
A wind rose graphically depicts wind
velocities, directions, and their
probability of occurrence in a format
resembling a compass.
The radii of the concentric circles arc
scaled to represent wind velocities of
4, 13, 25, 32, and 47 mph.
The radial lines are arranged on the
diagram in a manner similar to a
compass card to show directions
such as north, north northeast,
northeast, cast northeast, and east.
Each direction subtends an angle of
22.5 degrees.
The probabilities of occurrence for
the wind velocities and directions
are recorded in the appropriate
spaces on the diagram.
CONTOH ANALISA
WINDROSE
Record 9 percent (the sum of
2 percent calms plus 7
percent winds under 4 mph)
within
the
innermost
concentric circle, the radius of
which represents 4 mph.
Record the percentages 3.3,
1.4, 0.1, 0.0, and 0.0 (shown
for the north direction in
columns (b), (c), (d), (c), and
(f)
on the diagram between the
radial lines showing north and
between the concentric circles
showing wind velocities of 413, 13-25, 25-32, 32-47, and
more
than
47
mph,
respectively.
CONTOH ANALISA
WINDROSE
CONTOH ANALISA
WINDROSE
RUNWAY LIGHTING
These lights are used to assist pilot
in to identify the runway
GREEN THRESHOLD LIGHTS : Line
the runway edge
RED LIGHTS : Mark the end of
runway
BLUE LIGHTS : Run alongside
taxiways
While runways have YELLOW or
WHITE lights marking their edges
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RUNWAY SIGNS
Various kinds of runway signs
are also used for facilitation
They differ according to their
purpose and action
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TERIMA KASIH
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