The wind-induced vibration response of flexible PV support structure under different cases was studied by using aeroelastic model for wind tunnel test, including different tilt angles of PV
Du Hang et al. (2022) carried out a wind tunnel pressure test on a long-span, flexibly-supported photovoltaic structure with various inclination angles to study the distribution
The wind-induced response and vibration modes of the flexible photovoltaic (PV) modules support structures with different parameters were investigated by using wind tunnel based on elastic
Subsequently, Tamura et al. studied the effects of sag ratio, wind speed, and wind direction on the aeroelastic stability of flexible photovoltaic arrays through wind tunnel tests. It is found that the
This study conducted wind tunnel tests on the full aeroelastic model of flexible photovoltaic supports, synchronously testing the displacement and cable force of single-layer cable flexible
photovoltaic (PV) solar system is designed, tested and installed to resist the wind pressures that may be imposed upon it during a severe wind event such as a thunderstorm or cyclone whilst
The wind load of the flexible photovoltaic support structure is the control Wind load values for photovoltaic power generation brackets Wind load shape coefficient μ of item 3.4.9 of the
Flexible photovoltaic (PV) support structures are limited by the structural system, their tilt angle is generally small, and the effect of various factors on the wind load of flexibly
The wind load is a critical factor for both fixed and flexible PV systems. The wind-induced response is also one of the key concerns. Existing research mainly concentrates
In this paper, we mainly consider the parametric analysis of the disturbance of the flexible photovoltaic (PV) support structure under two kinds of wind loads, namely, mean wind
The shading effect resulted from the first row of PV arrays was studied by Radu et al. (Citation 1986) through the wind tunnel test. The negative net pressure coefficients of the
Transient analysis was used to determine the photovoltaic bracket wind vibration coefficients under normal operating settings from the results of the wind tunnel tests. Finally, the wind load
This paper aims to analyze the wind flow in a photovoltaic system installed on a flat roof and verify the structural behavior of the photovoltaic panels mounting brackets. The study is performed
For example; if the brackets connecting the solar system rails to the roof batten are too far apart, the uplift wind force transmitted by the brackets could exceed the strength of the connections
Aeroelastic model wind tunnel tests The wind-induced vibration response of flexible PV support structure under different cases was studied by using aeroelastic model for wind tunnel test, including different tilt angles of PV modules, different initial force of cables, and different wind speeds.
For aeroelastic model tests, it can be observed that the flexible PV support structure is prone to large vibrations under cross winds. The mean vertical displacement of the flexible PV support structure increases with the wind speed and tilt angle of the PV modules.
This suggests that the deflection of the flexible PV support structure is more sensitive to fluctuating wind loads compared to the axial force. Considering the safety of flexible PV support structures, it is reasonable to use the displacement wind-vibration coefficient rather than the load wind-vibration coefficient.
The wind vibration coefficients in different zones under the wind pressure or wind suction are mostly between 2.0 and 2.15. Compared with the experimental results, the current Chinese national standards are relatively conservative in the equivalent static wind loads of flexible PV support structure. 1. Introduction
When the flexible PV support structure is subjected to wind pressure, the maximum of mean vertical displacement occurs in the first rows at high wind speeds. The shielding effect greatly affects the wind-induced response of flexible PV support structure at α = 20°.
Boundary layer wind tunnel tests were performed to determine wind loads over ground mounted photovoltaic modules, considering two situations: stand-alone and forming an array of panels.
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