CN218323530U - A basin structure for photovoltaic roofing system - Google Patents

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CN218323530U
CN218323530U CN202222615365.8U CN202222615365U CN218323530U CN 218323530 U CN218323530 U CN 218323530U CN 202222615365 U CN202222615365 U CN 202222615365U CN 218323530 U CN218323530 U CN 218323530U
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顾建勇
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The utility model discloses a basin structure for photovoltaic roofing system contains: the photovoltaic panel assemblies, the connecting assemblies and the first water tank are arranged on the upper surface of the base; the photovoltaic panel assemblies are mutually connected and arranged in two rows along a first direction; two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies are arranged in parallel; the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies are mutually spaced at a certain preset distance in the second direction; the connecting assemblies are arranged between two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies at intervals to fix the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies together; the first water tank is arranged below the interval between the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies along the second direction; the first water tank is connected to the connecting components. The utility model discloses a basin structure for photovoltaic roofing system, simple structure, the drainage function is better.

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A basin structure for photovoltaic roofing system
Technical Field
The utility model relates to a basin structure for photovoltaic roofing system.
Background
The energy of the solar radiation intercepted by the earth can be reached at 1500 times the current global electric power consumption. However, the present economic and technical aspects of solar energy development and utilization are not high in proportion to the amount of resources.
Solar energy belongs to a clean and renewable resource and has great potential of development and utilization on buildings. The function of solar energy in the building industry is mainly reflected in solar power generation, active solar air conditioning and heating, passive solar heating and hot water supply and the like, and the solar energy is increasingly widely popularized and used.
The existing solar roof is relatively complex in structure, the rainwater removal function is not perfect, and the problems of line soaking aging and the like are easily caused.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model provides a technical problem that is used for photovoltaic roofing system's basin structure to solve the aforesaid and mentions specifically adopts following technical scheme:
a gutter structure for a photovoltaic roofing system, comprising: the photovoltaic panel assembly comprises a plurality of photovoltaic panel assemblies, a plurality of connecting assemblies and a first water tank;
the photovoltaic panel assemblies are mutually connected and arranged in two rows along a first direction;
two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies are arranged in parallel;
the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies are mutually spaced at a certain preset distance in the second direction;
the connecting assemblies are arranged between two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies at intervals to fix the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies together;
the first water tank is arranged below the interval between the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies along the second direction;
the first water tank is connected to the connecting components.
Further, the connection assembly includes: the device comprises an upper pressing piece, a lower pressing piece and an adjusting piece;
the upper pressing pieces are respectively contacted with the upper surfaces of the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the lower pressing pieces are respectively contacted with the lower surfaces of the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the adjusting piece connects the upper pressing piece and the lower pressing piece together;
the adjusting piece is used for adjusting the clamping force between the upper pressing piece and the lower pressing piece;
the adjusting piece applies mutually approaching force to the upper pressing piece and the lower pressing piece so that the upper pressing piece and the lower pressing piece clamp two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the first water tank is connected to the plurality of lower pressing members.
Furthermore, the upper pressing piece comprises two upper pressing parts and an upper embedding part;
the pressing piece comprises two pressing parts, a lower embedded part and a lower connecting part;
the two upper pressing parts are respectively contacted with the upper surfaces of the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the upper embedding part is embedded between the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the two pressing parts are respectively contacted with the lower surfaces of the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the lower embedded part is embedded between the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the first water tank is connected to the lower connecting parts.
Further, a first connecting claw part is formed on the upper surface of the first water tank;
the bottom of the lower connecting part of the lower pressing piece is provided with a second connecting claw part matched with the first connecting claw part.
Further, the gutter structure for a photovoltaic roofing system further comprises a support connection.
Furthermore, a third connecting claw part is formed on the lower surface of the first water tank;
and a fourth connecting clamping claw part matched with the third connecting clamping claw part is formed on the upper surface of the supporting connecting piece.
Further, the water tank structure for the photovoltaic roofing system further comprises a second water tank;
the second water tank is arranged between the two photovoltaic panel assemblies along the first direction.
Further, the second water tank is higher than the first water tank;
the end part of the second water tank is connected with the first water tank.
Further, the water tank structure for the photovoltaic roofing system further comprises an overhaul channel;
the service aisle extends in the first direction to penetrate through the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies and is located between the two photovoltaic panel assemblies of each row of photovoltaic panel assemblies.
Further, a second water tank is also arranged between the access channel and the photovoltaic panel assembly.
The utility model discloses an useful part lies in the basin structure that is used for photovoltaic roofing system that provides, simple structure, and the drainage function is better.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a photovoltaic roofing system of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of another perspective of a photovoltaic roofing system of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a mounting frame of a photovoltaic roofing system of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a connection assembly and a first water trough of a photovoltaic roofing system of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of another perspective of the connection assembly and trough structure of a photovoltaic roofing system of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the connection assembly and sink structure of a photovoltaic roofing system of the present invention;
the photovoltaic panel assembly comprises a photovoltaic panel assembly 10, a mounting frame 11, a clamping part 111, a mounting rod 112, a mounting groove 113, a photovoltaic panel 12, a connecting assembly 20, an upper pressing part 21, an upper pressing part 211, an upper embedding part 212, a threaded hole 213, a sawtooth part 214, a lower pressing part 22, a lower pressing part 221, a lower embedding part 222, a lower connecting part 223, a matching part 224, a second connecting claw part 225, an adjusting part 23, a cover plate 30, an upper cover 31, a fixing strip 32, an access channel 40, a first water tank 50, a first connecting claw part 51, a third connecting claw part 52, a supporting connecting part 60, a fourth connecting claw part 61 and a second water tank 70.
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The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
As shown in fig. 1-6, the present application discloses a photovoltaic roofing system, which mainly comprises: a number of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10 and a number of connecting assemblies 20.
Wherein a plurality of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10 are interconnected in two rows along a first direction. Two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10 are arranged parallel to each other. Two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10 are spaced a predetermined distance from each other in the second direction. A plurality of connecting assemblies 20 are spaced between two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10 to secure the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10 together.
Specifically, the connection assembly 20 includes: an upper pressing member 21, a lower pressing member 22, and an adjusting member 23. The upper pressing members 21 are respectively in contact with the upper surfaces of the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10. The lower presses 22 are respectively in contact with the lower surfaces of the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10. The adjusting member 23 connects the upper pressing member 21 and the lower pressing member 22 together. The adjusting member 23 is used to adjust the clamping force between the upper pressing member 21 and the lower pressing member 22. The adjusting member 23 applies a force to the upper pressing member 21 and the lower pressing member 22 to approach each other so that the upper pressing member 21 and the lower pressing member 22 clamp the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10. The photovoltaic roofing system of this application, through upper pressing member 21, lower pressing member 22 and regulating part 23 can assemble photovoltaic board subassembly 10 together fast. And the magnitude of the clamping force between the upper pressing member 21 and the lower pressing member 22 can also be adjusted as desired by the adjusting member 23.
As a preferred embodiment, the upper pressing member 21 includes two upper pressing portions 211 and an upper fitting portion 212. The two pressing portions 211 are connected to the upper insertion portion 212. The hold-down 22 includes two hold-down portions 221 and a hold-down portion 222. The two pressing portions 221 are connected to the lower insertion portion 222.
The two pressing portions 211 are respectively in contact with the upper surfaces of the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10. The upper insert 212 is embedded between two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10. The two pressing portions 221 are respectively in contact with the lower surfaces of the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10. The lower insert 222 is embedded between two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10.
Wherein the adjusting member 23 is an adjusting screw. The bottom end of the upper insert portion 212 is formed with a screw hole 213. The tip of the lower insert portion 222 forms a mating portion 224. The adjustment screw is inserted through the threaded hole 213 and the fitting portion 224 to fit the upper and lower pressing members 21 and 22 together.
In a preferred embodiment, a serration 214 is formed on a surface of the upper pressing portion 211 contacting the upper surface of the photovoltaic panel assembly 10. The upper pressing member 21 with the serration 214 contacts the photovoltaic panel assembly 10, and the friction between the upper pressing member 21 and the photovoltaic panel assembly 10 is increased, so that the contact between the upper pressing member 21 and the photovoltaic panel assembly 10 is tighter.
Preferably, the photovoltaic roofing system further includes a cover plate 30. The cover plate 30 is disposed between two rows of the photovoltaic panel assemblies 10 for shielding the space between the two rows of the photovoltaic panel assemblies 10. Specifically, the cover plate 30 includes an arc-shaped upper cover 31 and two fixing strips 32 arranged in parallel. The two fixing strips 32 are inserted into the upper embedding part 212 of the upper pressing piece 21 so as to be clamped to the upper pressing piece 21.
Wherein the upper insert has a first engagement tooth formed on a face thereof opposite to the fixing strip 32. A second engaging tooth that mates with the first engaging tooth is formed on the face of the fixing strip 32 opposite to the upper insert. The cover plate 30 is fixed to the upper pressing member 21 by engaging the second engaging teeth on the fixing strip 32 with the first engaging teeth in the upper insert.
In the present application, the photovoltaic panel assembly 10 comprises a rectangular mounting frame 11 and photovoltaic panels 12 connected to the rectangular mounting frame 11. The upper end of the mounting frame 11 forms a clamping portion 111. The photovoltaic panel 12 is fixed into the clamping portion 111.
Specifically, the mounting frame 11 includes four mounting bars 112. The mounting rod 112 has a mounting groove 113 formed at an upper end thereof. After the four mounting bars 112 are connected end to form the mounting frame 11, the mounting grooves 113 of each mounting bar 112 are spliced with each other to form the clamping portion 111.
Preferably, the photovoltaic roofing system further comprises a service aisle 40. The access channel 40 extends through both rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10 in a first direction and is located between two photovoltaic panel assemblies 10 of each row of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10. Through access way 40, can be quick overhaul the photovoltaic roofing system and maintain.
As a preferred embodiment, the photovoltaic roofing system further comprises a first water trough 50. The first water tank 50 is disposed below the space between the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies 10 along the second direction. The first water tank 50 is connected to the plurality of connection assemblies 20. Specifically, the first water tank 50 is connected to the lower press member 22 of the plurality of connection assemblies 20.
In a preferred embodiment, the lower press piece 22 further includes a lower connecting portion 223, and the lower connecting portion 223 is connected to the lower insertion portion 222. The first water tank 50 is connected to the plurality of lower connection portions 223.
Specifically, a first coupling jaw 51 is formed on the upper surface of the first water tank 50. The bottom end of the lower connecting portion 223 of the lower press 22 is formed with a second connecting claw portion 225 which engages with the first connecting claw portion 51. The first water tank 50 is connected to the lower connection portion 223 by the engagement of the first connection claw portion 51 with the second connection claw portion 225.
Preferably, the photovoltaic roofing system further comprises a support connection 60. The bracing link 60 is secured to a roof structural member of a building. Wherein a third coupling jaw portion 52 is formed on the lower surface of the first water tank 50. The upper surface of the support link 60 is formed with a fourth coupling jaw portion 61 engaged with the third coupling jaw portion 52. The first water tank 50 is fixed to the support link 60 by the engagement of the third coupling jaw portion 52 with the fourth coupling jaw portion 61.
As a preferred embodiment, the photovoltaic roofing system further comprises a second water tank 70. The second water tank 70 is disposed between the two photovoltaic panel assemblies 10 along the first direction. The second water tank 70 is higher than the first water tank 50. The end of the second water tank 70 is connected to the first water tank 50. Thus, the collected water in the second water tank 70 eventually pools in the first water tank 50. Preferably, a second water tank 70 is also provided between the service aisle 40 and the photovoltaic panel assembly 10.
The foregoing illustrates and describes the principles, general features, and advantages of the present invention. It should be understood by those skilled in the art that the above embodiments do not limit the present invention in any way, and all technical solutions obtained by adopting equivalent replacement or equivalent transformation fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A gutter structure for a photovoltaic roofing system, comprising: the photovoltaic panel assemblies, the connecting assemblies and the first water tank are arranged on the upper surface of the base;
the photovoltaic panel assemblies are mutually connected and arranged in two rows along a first direction;
the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies are arranged in parallel;
the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies are mutually spaced at a certain preset distance in the second direction;
the connecting assemblies are arranged between two rows of the photovoltaic panel assemblies at intervals to fix the two rows of the photovoltaic panel assemblies together;
the first water tank is arranged below the interval between the two rows of the photovoltaic panel assemblies along the second direction;
the first water tank is connected to a plurality of the connecting components.
2. The trough structure for photovoltaic roofing systems according to claim 1,
the connecting assembly includes: the device comprises an upper pressing piece, a lower pressing piece and an adjusting piece;
the upper pressing pieces are respectively contacted with the upper surfaces of the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the lower pressing pieces are respectively contacted with the lower surfaces of the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the adjusting member connects the upper pressing member and the lower pressing member together;
the adjusting piece is used for adjusting the clamping force between the upper pressing piece and the lower pressing piece;
the adjusting piece applies a force to the upper pressing piece and the lower pressing piece to be close to each other, so that the upper pressing piece and the lower pressing piece clamp two rows of the photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the first water tank is connected to the plurality of the lower pressing pieces.
3. The trough structure for photovoltaic roofing systems according to claim 2,
the upper pressing piece comprises two upper pressing parts and an upper embedding part;
the pressing piece comprises two pressing parts, a lower embedded part and a lower connecting part;
the two upper pressing parts are respectively contacted with the upper surfaces of the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the upper embedding part is embedded between the two rows of the photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the two pressing parts are respectively contacted with the lower surfaces of the two rows of photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the lower embedded part is embedded between the two rows of the photovoltaic panel assemblies;
the first water tank is connected to the lower connecting portions.
4. The trough structure for photovoltaic roofing systems according to claim 3,
a first connecting clamping claw part is formed on the upper surface of the first water tank;
and a second connecting claw part matched with the first connecting claw part is formed at the bottom end of the lower connecting part of the lower pressing piece.
5. The trough structure for photovoltaic roofing systems according to claim 4,
the water tank structure for the photovoltaic roofing system further comprises a support connecting member.
6. The trough structure for photovoltaic roofing systems according to claim 5,
a third connecting claw part is formed on the lower surface of the first water tank;
and a fourth connecting clamping claw part matched with the third connecting clamping claw part is formed on the upper surface of the supporting connecting piece.
7. The trough structure for photovoltaic roofing systems according to claim 1,
the water tank structure for the photovoltaic roofing system further comprises a second water tank;
the second water tank is arranged between the two photovoltaic panel assemblies along a first direction.
8. The trough structure for photovoltaic roofing systems according to claim 7,
the second water tank is higher than the first water tank;
the end part of the second water tank is connected into the first water tank.
9. The trough structure for photovoltaic roofing systems according to claim 8,
the water tank structure for the photovoltaic roofing system further comprises an overhaul channel;
the maintenance channel extends through two rows of the photovoltaic panel assemblies along a first direction and is located in each row between two of the photovoltaic panel assemblies.
10. The trough structure for photovoltaic roofing systems according to claim 9,
the second water tank is also arranged between the maintenance channel and the photovoltaic panel assembly.
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