Industrial lightning protection.

Systems for plants, process facilities and infrastructure, installed around live operations.

Steel silos and storage tanks beside an industrial building under storm clouds

Industrial sites combine large roofs, tall structures and process equipment that is costly to stop. That raises the chance of a strike and the price of downtime, so we plan protection around the way the plant runs.

Where it applies

  • The stacks of a plant at duskManufacturing and processing plants
  • A long industrial roof seen from aboveIndustrial distribution
  • A row of steel tanks joined by a walkwayTanks, silos and elevated structures
  • Two round clarifier tanks seen from aboveProcess-control and automation equipment

What is included

  • A review of critical structures and equipment
  • Coverage for elevated equipment and linked buildings
  • Grounding matched to plant electrical and process systems
  • Installation phased around operations and safety rules

Reference standardNFPA 780Standard for the Installation of Lightning Protection Systems

Coordinated toNECNational Electrical Code

What you receive

As-built documentation for your maintenance and inspection records.

Questions

Can the plant keep running during installation?
Yes. Work is phased around production, process schedules and the site's safety requirements.
Do you cover tanks and silos?
Tanks, silos and other elevated structures are designed into the system with the buildings they connect to.

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