60results about "Collector element reinforcement" patented technology

A solar energy conversion system may include a receiver with a first heat transfer fluid channel having at least two opposite sides. Each side may present an external surface facing in a direction opposite to that of the external surface of the other opposite side. Each side may be configured to contact a heat transfer fluid carried in the first heat transfer fluid channel. A heliostat field may be configured to direct solar energy to each of the at least two opposite sides during the course of a day such that a thermal stress tending to bend the channel remains below a specified level.

A roof hook for mounting of solar installation modules on roofs. The roof hook has a first fastening section, which extends in the X and Y direction for fixing a roof hook, a hook-shaped mount for fixing the solar installation module or a fastening profile for solar installation modules and a second fastening section which runs perpendicular to the first fastening section in the Z direction from the latter. The mount is adjustable on the second fastening section in the Z direction, and fasteners act obliquely to the Z direction for fixing the mount on the fastening section.

A photovoltaic module is provided, along with method of their construction. The photovoltaic module includes a window substrate; a photovoltaic material; and an encapsulation substrate laminated to the window substrate with the photovoltaic material positioned therebetween. A support structure is mounted onto a back surface of the encapsulation substrate to inhibit bowing of the encapsulation substrate. The support structure can be indirectly mounted onto the back surface with an intermediate material (e.g., an adhesive strip) positioned therebetween. The support structure can include ridges that define peaks and valleys that are configured to inhibit bowing of the support structure.

The invention provides a transparent and tenacious coating film using an inorganic paint composition prepared by adding a borate salt into an alkali metal silicate, and further mixing thereto lepidoblastic transparent silica with a thickness of 0.01 to 0.5 mum and a surface diameter of 2 to 5 mum. The alkali metal silicate is solidified with metal ions issued from the borate salt to form a coating film, which contains a glass formed by solidifying dissolved boric acid in the coating film. The coating film can be made tenacious without impairing transparency by dispersing many flakes of transparent silica as laminated layers.

A reinforcing structure for solar panel module is provided. The solar panel module has multiple solar panels and a frame at a periphery region of the solar panel module surrounding the multiple solar panels. The reinforcing structure is disposed in a region incapable of generating power between two said solar panels.

A solar cell module (101) of the present invention is provided with: a solar cell panel (2) having a light reception surface (2a), a light non-reception surface (2b), and a first side part (2c1) and a second side part (2c2) which are located between the light reception surface and the light non-reception surface and which do not lie in the same plane; a first holding member (31) which holds the first side part of the solar cell panel; a second holding member (32) which holds the second side part of the solar cell panel; and a longitudinal reinforcement member (4) which is installed between the first holding member and the second holding member on the side of the light non-reception surface. The reinforcement member comprises a support section (4a) which supports the light non-reception surface of the solar cell panel, and the support section comprises a horizontal section (4b) parallel to the light non-reception surface, and an inclined section (4c) which is located on the end side of the horizontal section and is inclined so that the farther it is from the horizontal section, the more distant it is from the light non-reception surface. The reinforcement member is secured to the solar cell panel by an adhesive (12) on the horizontal section and the inclined section. Because the thickness of the adhesive at the end of the inclined section is thick, there are effects that deformation of the solar cell in the compressed direction easily occurs, and the shearing stress applied to the solar cell by the outer edge of the reinforcement member can be reduced.