Five-column photovoltaic panel support

How many pillars does a photovoltaic support system have?

The tracking photovoltaic support system consisted of 10 pillars (including 1 drive pillar), one axis bar, 11 shaft rods, 52 photovoltaic panels, 54 photovoltaic support purlins, driving devices and 9 sliding bearings, and also includes the connection between the frame and its axis bar. Total length was 60.49 m, as shown in Fig. 8.

What are the requirements for photovoltaic support design?

According to the design requirements of power station, in the photovoltaic support design process, the array structure strength should meet the environmental requirements, such as the wind load 1.05 kN/m2, the snow load 0.89 kN/m2, and the basic parameters were shown in table 1.

What is the optimal configuration for a photovoltaic panel array?

Under wind velocities of 2 m/s and 4 m/s, the optimal configuration for photovoltaic (PV) panel arrays was observed to possess an inclination angle of 35°, a column spacing of 0 m, and a row spacing of 3 m (S9), exhibiting the highest φ value indicative of wind resistance efficiency surpassing 0.64.

What are the characteristics of photovoltaic support?

At present, the photovoltaic support is mostly steel structure in the market, but the aluminum profile has the characteristics of light weight, beautiful appearance, corrosion resistance and other characteristics, which has attracted the attention of the market [1-4].

What is the design angle of a fixed photovoltaic module?

The software SAP2000 has strong functions, design of the fixed photovoltaic support. Japan. The deg ee of the design angle of PV modules was ×991 mm×40mm. The single photovoltaic array unit was arranged into 4 row s and 5 column s. According to the basic parameters were shown in table 1.

What are the optimal parameters for photovoltaic support?

(4) By the simulation, and the photovoltaic support design requirements, the optimal parameters are for the rail 60× 60× 1.0, beam 60× 60× 1.0, column 40× 50× 2, bolt M10. Nantong Key Laboratory of 3D printing technology and Application (CP12016002). A. Girard, E. J. Gago, J. Ordoñez, et al, Renewable Energy, 86, 703 (2016).