Ground Mounted Solar Power Plant Structures
Module Mounting Structures play a critical role in setting up a durable, long lasting and efficient solar power plant. The first thing that should be examined before the setting up of module mounting structures, for a ground mount solar plant, is the foundation of these structures. The foundation can be built as a pile foundation or with ramming, among other methods. A strong foundation is the key to a stable mounting structure.
Based on the design of the plant, and the cost constraints involved, different module mounting structures may be used while carrying out Ground-Mounted solar installations.
We have a manufacturing range of two different types of module mounting structures that are used in ground mount installations:
Fixed Tilt Structures
These are held firmly to the ground with a strong foundation. The Fixed Tilt structures are designed at a year-round optimum tilt, as the tilt of the modules cannot be changed once the structures and modules are installed.
Seasonal Tilt Structures
These structures have holes drilled into the bow of the base supporting structure. These holes can be used to manually vary the tilt of the modules, by removing and re-inserting the bolts. The tilt of the modules can be varied from season to season throughout the year, with changes in arc of the sun path across the sky. In most cases, the tilt of the modules is varied with the season changes of summer and winter.
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