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Material:
Aluminum Alloy 6005-T5, Q235B, Stainless Steel SUS304Snow Load:
1.4KN/m²Wind Load:
60m/sStandard:
AS/NZS 1170, JIS C8955:2017/GB5009-2012Certification:
CE/SGSPanel Orientation:
Landscape/PortraitWarranty:
10 YearsService Life:
25 Years
.Overview
Solar farm solar brackets mounting system are frames specifically designed to support solar panels in agricultural environments. These structures are used to install solar panels above farmland, allowing the land to be used for both crop cultivation and solar power generation. The benefits they bring include increased crop yields, efficient use of land, cost savings, environmental benefits and diversification of farmer incomes. Additionally, they serve as a long-term investment and offer the flexibility to adapt to a variety of crop types and farming systems.
.Product Details
Product Name: | Agricultural Solar farm solar brackets mounting system |
Material: | Aluminum Alloy, Galvanized Steel |
Module Orientation: | Portrait or Landscape |
Max Wind Load: | 60 m/s |
Max Snow Load: | 1.4 KN/M² |
Certification: | SGS ,CE |
Warranty: | 10 Years |
Service Life: | 25 Years |
Solar Components: | ground screws, base, column, beam, rail, rail clamp, tripod bracket, mid clamp, end clamp and etc. |
The Advantage of agricultural farm solar mounting system:
1.Increased Crop Yield: Solar agricultural support structures provide shade for plants, reducing water evaporation and creating a more favorable environment for plant growth.
2.Efficient Land Use: By integrating solar panels into agricultural support structures, farmers can maximize land use by simultaneously generating renewable energy and growing crops.
3.Cost Savings: Solar agricultural support structures provide farmers with the opportunity to reduce energy costs by generating their own electricity.
4.Environmental Benefits: Using solar energy reduces greenhouse gas emissions and helps mitigate climate change, contributing to a more sustainable agricultural industry.
5.Diversification of Income: Farmers can benefit from additional revenue streams by selling surplus solar energy back to the grid while producing crops.
6.Long-Term Investment: Solar agricultural support structures offer a long-term, sustainable solution for energy generation, reducing reliance on traditional energy sources and minimizing operational costs.
7.Flexibility: These structures can be designed to adapt to various crop types and farming systems, allowing for versatile application across different environments and agricultural practices.
.Installation Effect
Step 1: Begin by installing the hot-dipped galvanized ground screw on the farm.
Step 2: Next, fasten the solar accessory base onto the ground screw flange using bolts. The solar base serves as a vital link between the ground screw pile and the solar bracket.
Step 3: Unpack the pre-assembled solar bracket and secure it onto the solar accessory base using bolts.
Step 4: Proceed by adding the solar fixed bracket to further enhance stability.
Step 5: Mounting the triangular frame onto the pre-assembled bracket.
Step 6: Install the solar rail onto the triangular frame using rail clamps.
Step 7: Once the solar rail installation is complete, proceed to the next step.
Step 8: Secure the solar panels onto the solar rails using module mid clamps and module end clamps.
Step 9: Finally, complete the installation of the solar panel mounting system.
.Projects
According to the arrangement of light panels, greenhouses can be categorized into fully spread, semi-spread, and inter-spread types. Fully spread photovoltaic greenhouses are ideal for light-resistant crops, such as edible fungi. By covering both sides of the greenhouse roof with photovoltaic panels, maximum power generation is achieved, and greenhouse lighting relies on artificial light. Semi-spread photovoltaic greenhouses cover one side of the greenhouse with panels, utilizing most of the light for power generation, while the inside of the greenhouse has lower light intensity, making it suitable for plants with low light needs. Inter-layered greenhouses have enlarged gaps between the photovoltaic panels, providing strong sunlight but lower power generation, making them suitable for a wide range of crops.