Scientific Lightning Solutions is pleased to announce our move to a new & expanded facility! Visit us in the new year at 1419 Chaffee Dr. Suite 1 Titusville, FL 32780.
Existing national standards (NFPA 780, UL96A, IEC 62305) for the design of lightning protection systems primarily address traditional structure geometries. For many of today’s complex structures and installations, more advanced techniques are required to design and test fool-proof lightning protection systems. SLS offers our customers the Standards+ Smart Lightning Protection System Design capability to address these specialized challenges. SLS addresses these specialized challenges by utilizing proprietary 3D simulation tools to target specific lightning-vulnerabilities of complex structures. Our Standards+ tool suite is applicable to the design of lightning protection for new construction and to the modification of lightning protection on existing structures.
SLS uses the Standards+ tool suite to design and validate complex lightning protection systems for various large-scale utilities, chemical storage facilities, and also advanced catenary wire systems for space launch complexes operated by NASA and commercial space flight providers including SpaceX and Blue Origin. These mission-proven, innovative tools will work for you too.
Contact us today to discuss how the specialized capabilities of the Standards+ lightning protection design tool suite can be applied to ensure that your structure is lightning protected.
The Launch Complex 39B lightning protection system design at the Kennedy Space Center features an overhead catenary wire system and nine down conductors.
Snapshot of a lightning strike point Monte Carlo study for a hazardous material storage tank.
3D rolling sphere mesh highlighting lightning-vulnerable areas at a power generation facility.
The SLS Team has many decades of lightning monitoring, lightning protection, and lightning testing experience. We apply state-of-the-art lightning research to engineering solutions.
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