Photovoltaic support design scheme

One of the most important characteristics of the assembly components of any type of solar photovoltaic bracket design scheme is weather resistance. The structure must be strong and reliable, able to withstand atmospheric erosion, wind loads and other external effects. Safe and reliable installation, with minimal installation costs to achieve the maximum effect of use, almost maintenance-free, reliable maintenance, these are important factors to consider when making a choice. The solution uses highly wear-resistant materials to resist wind snow loads and other corrosion effects. Comprehensive use of aluminum alloy anodizing, ultra-thick hot dip galvanizing, stainless steel, anti-UV aging and other technical processes to ensure the service life of solar support and solar tracking.
The maximum wind resistance of the solar bracket is 216 km/h, and the maximum wind resistance of the solar tracking bracket is 150 km/h (greater than a category 13 typhoon). The new solar module support system represented by solar single-axis tracking bracket and solar dual-axis tracking bracket can greatly improve the power generation of solar modules compared with the traditional fixed bracket (the number of solar panels is the same), and the power generation of solar single-axis tracking bracket can be increased by 25%. The solar two-axis bracket can even be improved by 40% to 60%.