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Monopole Tower is a kind of tower that consists of one stem or one pole anchored to the ground. According to its cross-section, Monopole Tower is divided in to two types :

1. Cilcular-pole is a kind of monopole having a cross section/panel diameter similar from bottom to top.
2. Tapered-pole is a kind of monopole having a varied cross-section diameter size that when the used diameter is more up will be smaller.

Monopole Towers are used for a variety of communication applications and are ideal for use when zoning is difficult. They are the least intrusive and easiest communication towers to erect making them one of the most popular tower types in the wireless communication industry. Monopoles can also be designed as concealment poles: pine poles, flag poles, palm poles and other stealth towers. Many uses include cellular monopoles, wireless internet monopoles, homeland security monopoles, two-way monopoles, and wind tower monopoles.

These poles can be custom-designed for a variety of single or multi-user configurations and in a wide variety of finishes to meet local aesthetic and zoning requirements.
Each shaft section is a constant-tapered hollow steel section up to 53 feet in length.
Slip joints are designed with a minimum of 1-1/2 times the pole diameter at the splice.
Flanged joint designs available.
Pole shafts are fabricated from low-alloy, high-strength steel.
All poles are hot-dipped galvanized after fabrication per ASTM A-123.
Foundation designs are included per customer-furnished soils report.
A formal stress analysis and drawing package is provided for building permit submissions.

Telecommunication towers are tall structures installed at a specific height usually designedfor supporting parabolic antennas. The structure engineer faces the challenging job of designing and constructing telecommunication towers to support all loads in open weather with high degree of reliability.