Solar Structure

A solar panel tracker is a device that enables solar panels to follow the movement of the sun throughout the day to optimize energy production. The tracker structure typically includes the following components: Mounting System : This is the structure that attaches the solar panel to the tracker. The mounting system must be designed to withstand the weight and wind load of the solar panel. The Solar Mounting structure can be designed according to how many panels you want to stack. More panels have been stacked the higher will be the wind pressure and you have to add a higher power motor for rotating the structure. Tracking Mechanism: The tracking mechanism is part of the tracker that allows the solar panel to move and follow the sun. It typically consists of an actuator or motor, a control system, and sensors to detect the sun's position. The tracking mechanism is of two types Single Axis:  A single-axis solar tracker is a device that allows a solar panel to follow the sun's m...

A fixed-tilt solar structure is a mounting system used to install solar panels at a fixed angle. It is a popular and cost-effective solution for installing solar panels in regions with consistent weather patterns. Fixed-tilt solar structures typically consist of a framework of metal or aluminum that supports the solar panels at a fixed angle, typically between 10-45 degrees, depending on the latitude of the installation site. The angle of the solar panels is optimized to maximize the amount of solar radiation absorbed by the panels throughout the day. The fixed tilt design allows for easy installation, low maintenance, and reliable performance. It is particularly suitable for Flat roofs or ground-mounted solar installations, where space is not a constraint, and the structure can be secured to the ground using pre or post-foundations. There are several designs for the fixed-tilt structure as follows: Landscape Structure: The Landscape structure is also known as L Structure. It can be...

There are several types of solar structures that are used to support solar panels and provide the necessary framework for solar installations. Here are some common types: Fixed Tilt Structures: These are the simplest and most common type of solar structure. They are stationary and inclined at a fixed angle to optimize solar energy production for a particular geographic location. Tracker Structures: These are solar structures that automatically move to track the sun as it moves across the sky. There are two types of solar tracker structures: Single Axis and Dual Axis. Single Axis trackers follow the sun from east to west, while Dual Axis trackers follow both the east-to-west motion as well as the daily and seasonal changes in the sun's altitude. Ground Mounted Structures: These structures are designed to be installed on the ground, rather than on rooftops or other structures. They are often used for large-scale solar projects such as solar farms. Pole-Mounted Structures: These ...