Rooftop carbon fibre tower by edotco

edotco Bangladesh Co Ltd yesterday installed the first rooftop-based carbon fibre tower in Bangladesh, marking another milestone in the company’s pursuit of establishing innovative telecoms infrastructure, said a press statement. 
The tower is located in Technical Mor, in the nation’s capital.
This landmark deployment was made possible by the continuous research and development of edotco, in exploring the usage of innovative materials in structures for higher efficiency and sustainability. 
edotco Bangladesh Managing Director, Darryll Sinnappa said, “This installation of rooftop carbon fibre towers will pave the way for future deployments to enhance connectivity and contribute towards the vision of Digital Bangladesh 2021.”
Carbon fibre structures hold the key to seamless connectivity in crowded spaces, and densely built cities, where buildings have low weight bearing. The inherent properties of carbon fibre make it an ideal solution for rooftop-based installations as it results in a structure 70 per cent lighter than conventional steel but with up to ten (10) times the tensile strength.
edotco aims to reduce TCO by up to 40 per cent as they garner more experience in the deployment of carbon fibre structures and reduce customisation requirements.
In totality, carbon fibre structures are a greener solution due to the reduced usage of steel and carbon emissions in its manufacturing, with close to 40 per cent reductions on like-to-like structure basis.

Rooftop carbon fibre tower by edotco

edotco Bangladesh Co Ltd yesterday installed the first rooftop-based carbon fibre tower in Bangladesh, marking another milestone in the companys pursuit of establishing innovative telecoms infrastructure, said a press statement. The tower is located in Technical Mor, in the nations capital. This landmark deployment was made possible by the continuous research and development of edotco, in exploring the usage of innovative materials in structures for higher efficiency and sustainability. edotco Bangladesh Managing Director, Darryll Sinnappa said, This installation of rooftop carbon fibre towers will pave the way for future deployments to enhance connectivity and contribute towards the vision of Digital Bangladesh 2021. Carbon fibre structures hold the key to seamless connectivity in crowded spaces, and densely built cities, where buildings have low weight bearing. The inherent properties of carbon fibre make it an ideal solution for rooftop-based installations as it results in a structure 70 per cent lighter than conventional steel but with up to ten (10) times the tensile strength. edotco aims to reduce TCO by up to 40 per cent as they garner more experience in the deployment of carbon fibre structures and reduce customisation requirements. In totality, carbon fibre structures are a greenersolution due to the reduced usage of steel and carbon emissions in its manufacturing, with close to 40 per cent reductions on like-to-like structure basis.