Flame deflectors are structures designed to redirect and dissipate heat and flames from a fire or explosion. They are commonly used in facilities like rocket launch sites and industrial plants to protect nearby equipment and personnel from intense heat and potential damage. By directing flames away from critical areas, flame deflectors help to enhance safety and minimize risks. These devices are typically made from heat-resistant materials and are strategically positioned to ensure effective flame control. In addition to protecting infrastructure, flame deflectors can also help reduce the environmental impact of fires by containing and managing the spread of flames and smoke.