Bibliography of Technical Papers - Lightning Protection

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CTI Bibliography of Technical Papers - Lightning Protection

Revised October 2005

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Lightning Protection
Order Number	Title	Author	Date
	Lightning Protection for Cooling Towers	James F. Blake, Jr. - American Lightning Protection Systems, Inc. Bill W. Howard - American Cooling Tower, Inc.	2005
	Abstract: Over the past fifteen years, there has been a marked increase in the number of lightning protection systems being installed on cooling towers. These systems, meant to last twenty or more years, are falling into disrepair from six to twelve months after completion. This is occurring due to various issues including, but not limited to, vibration, chemical environments, improper use of components, and incomplete installations. Because of these issues, the creation of a lightning protection standard specific to cooling towers should be created to both correct these deficiencies on future projects as well as upgrade existing systems.