Cooling Towers from FRP Engineers

The first FRP manufacturing standard was published in 1965 and defined the construction of hand lay-up laminates. The former trial and error” work practices that characterized early FRP production was advanced in 1969. This standard established the conservative 10:1 design safety factor in FRP Cooling Towers in Pakistan structures that is primarily used today.

During the Designer's initial evaluation or preparation of the construction documents, Simpson Strong-Tie can be contacted to help create the most cost-effective customized solution. These plans include detailed design calculations for each strengthening requirement and design drawings with all the necessary details to install the CSS system. Simpson Strong-Tie Engineering Services will work closely with the Design Engineer to provide all the necessary information required to design the system.

We're always happy to help our customers in any way we can. So whether you were seeking additional information on any of our products such as our FRP Cooling Towers in Pakistan walkways, our custom design process, or any of our other services, feel free to get in touch with us today. You can contact us by calling and one of our knowledgeable team members will gladly run through everything you need to know The Filament winding process advanced during this decade with the development of the hoop-wind method, which was originally developed for large-diameter aerospace components. This was one of the first major engineering achievements in applying the anisotropic properties of FRP Cooling Towers in Pakistan composites to solve a specific engineering problem - matching the shell membrane stiffness in the axial and hoop directions to resist stresses in each direction. This method would become further sophisticated in the years to come.