HVLR Tower Monitors
Stand-alone steel monitor towers that extend fire-monitor coverage over tanks and marine terminals.
GENERAL
Tower monitors are structural equipment used to increase the coverage area of fire monitors to use storage tanks at a certain height above the ground (for example, marine terminals) to extinguish fires.
The structure must stand alone, be resistant to wind and vibration, control the reaction forces of the fire monitor, accommodate all platforms, access ladders, pipes, etc.
Must carry water or fire extinguisher solution to the end of the building where the fire monitor is installed.
Fire monitor towers are usually made of carbon steel building materials. Material specifications such as shape, degree and thickness are based on and these monitors are designed and manufactured in accordance with standards.
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