Case Study: FRP Bike Path Helps Cyclists and Pedestrians Gain Trail Access
The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in California recently opened a new east span biking path utilizing Strongwell EXTREN® plating …
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Case Study: University of Tennessee’s First Composite Suspension Bridge
A composites FRP (Fiber Reinforced Polymer) pedestrian suspension bridge was recently completed to join the new state-of-the-art, five-story, …
Case Study: Strongwell FRP Solves Baffling Wastewater Problems
The Lima Ohio Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP) is a municipally-owned and operated wastewater treatment facility located south …
Case Study: Extren® Riding High in Downtown Waikiki
Strongwell’s products were used by Plas-Tech Ltd., a Hawaiian fabricator, for an architectural trellis overlooking Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii. …
Case Study: Strength to Weight Ratio Leads to Savings on Installation, Maintenance, and Operation Costs
Fiberglass ladders, handrails, beams, and walkways were used in the solids separator platform at the North Putnam Wastewater …
Case Study: FRP Arctic Towers Project Wins Top Construction Award
Strongwell’s Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) products were recently used by Wade Perrow Construction, LLC (WPC) for a Seal …
Case Study: Fiberglass Selected to Replace Timber Screening Pyramids
The Vintage Club is one of America’s most prestigious country club communities. Located at the base of Eisenhower …
Case Study: Colossal Cooling Towers Rebuilt Using Fiberglass Components
GEA Power Cooling, Inc., a wet and dry cooling solutions leader, was contracted to replace two concrete cooling towers …
Case Study: EXTREN® – Material of Choice to Support Heavy Duty Wastewater Piping
Massive aeration pipes at the Littleton/Englewood wastewater treatment plant in Englewood, Colorado, are being supported by EXTREN®, Strongwell’s proprietary …
Case Study: Fiberglass Composites Chosen for Cellular Antenna Screening
With cellular dependency growing, signal boosting antennas are continually springing up to meet demand. Many find the structures …
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