Solar Ground Mount Structures

   Xiamen Grengy Photovoltaic Technology Co., Ltd 

Founded in 2007. It has a professional R&D team and 150 employees. Specializing in PV products like ground and roof brackets, it offers customized solutions. With business in over 100 countries, it holds multiple patents and certifications such as UL, TUV, CE, being a leading exporter.

Professional team

Our professionals have in-depth knowledge and rich experience in the field of photovoltaic technology, enabling the company to keep up with the international advanced level in product R & D and innovation

Certifications and Standards Compliance

The company's reputation is enhanced by its compliance with a wide range of international and domestic certifications. Having successfully passed UL, TUV, CE, CQC, SAA, AS/NZS1170

1000+

Projects completed

100+

Exported Countries

10GW+

Total Installed Capacity

60+

Patents

For more details, pls email:rukin@grengysolar.com

Materials for Solar Ground Mount Structures

Aluminum:

• Advantages: Aluminum is lightweight, which makes it easy to handle and install. It has excellent corrosion resistance, especially when anodized, which prolongs the lifespan of the structure. It also has good strength - to - weight ratio, allowing for the construction of stable and durable mounts.
• Disadvantages: Aluminum can be more expensive than some other materials, and its rigidity may be lower than that of steel, requiring more careful design for larger installations.

Steel:

• Advantages: Steel is known for its high strength and rigidity, making it suitable for large-scale solar installations that require heavy-duty support. It is relatively inexpensive compared to aluminum, which can make it a cost-effective choice for some projects.
• Disadvantages: Steel is heavier than aluminum, which can make installation more difficult and may require more substantial foundation work. It is also more prone to corrosion than aluminum and requires proper coating or galvanization to prevent rust.

Galvanized Steel:

• Advantages: Galvanized steel combines the strength of steel with enhanced corrosion resistance due to the zinc coating. The zinc layer acts as a barrier against moisture and oxygen, protecting the steel from rusting. It is a popular choice for ground mount structures as it offers a good balance between cost and durability.
• Disadvantages: The galvanized coating can be damaged during installation or over time, exposing the underlying steel to corrosion. If not properly maintained, the galvanized layer may wear off, requiring additional treatment.

Composite Materials:

• Advantages: Composite materials, such as fiberglass-reinforced plastics (FRP), offer high strength, corrosion resistance, and electrical insulation. They can be molded into complex shapes, allowing for customized designs. They are also lightweight, which simplifies installation.
• Disadvantages: Composite materials can be more expensive than traditional metals, and their long-term performance in harsh outdoor environments may not be as well-established as metals. They may also have limited availability and require specialized installation techniques.

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