Fibre-reinforced Plastic (FRP) Towers - Currently, the fastest growing

segment of the cooling tower market is structures built with pultruded FRP
sections. The capability of plastics to be

moulded into single parts of complex shape and dimensions is a distinct

advantage, particularly for close tolerance components such as fan blades and
fan cylinders. This inert inorganic material is strong, lightweight, chemically
resistant and able to handle a range of pH values. Fire-retardant FRP can
eliminate the cost of a fire protection system, which can equal 5 to 12% of the
cost of a cooling tower.

Note that for the cooling towers erected over a concrete basin, height is measured
from the elevation of the basin curb. "Nominal" heights are usually measured to the
fan deck elevation, not including the height of the fan cylinder. Heights for towers on
which a wood, steel, or plastic basin is included within the manufacturer's scope of
supply are generally measured from the lowermost point of the basin, and are usually
overall of the tower.
100TR FRP Cooling Tower Manufacturing-
GP Resin- 70Kg X 300 =21000.00
Gelcoat 35Kg X 350 = 12250.00
Pva – 5Kg X150 = 750.00
Mekp/Catalyst – 10Kg X 200 = 2000.00
Hardner – 1Ltr X 300 = 300.00
Fiber Glass- 35Kg X 390 = 13560.00
Pigment – 1Box X 1500 = 1500.00
Wax Polish- 1KgX 1250 = 1250.00
Fiber Chanel 30Mtr X 860 = 25800.00
Total =78410.00

100TR FRP Cooling tower market Price- 125000/-