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Can you make a telecommunications structure disappear? The answer is yes! Telecoms equipment isn’t always the most discreet addition to […]

In monopole structures, such as those used for telecommunication towers and lighting masts, The base flange is one of the

The shape and surface area of an antenna are critical factors that determine how telecom structures handle wind forces. Drag,

It is interesting to understand how a bolted joint carries a direct load. A fully tightened bolt can survive in

Concrete Imaging and Scanning generally refers to a group of non-destructive tests (NDT) that used to obtain post -installation information about

Advances in telecoms structural engineering have continuously brought about structures with better suitability and reliability. One such area is in

To remain competitive in the changing business landscape, Telecoms structural engineering firms recognise the value of incorporating software engineers into

Failure modes of anchor fasteners refer to the different ways in which fasteners can fail when used in concrete structures.

The ever-increasing demand for better connectivity means a constant upgrade of the telecommunications network. Put simply, the number of antennas

For telecommunications structures, members in compression play a significant role in the overall structural behaviour. Such members are often seen

A common pitfall in telecoms structural design is to solely consider the proposed structure from the viewpoint of the ancillary

Drone surveying is the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) equipped with specialized cameras to capture aerial data. It has