CN220629225U - Front and rear foot structure of photovoltaic module matrix - Google Patents

Front and rear foot structure of photovoltaic module matrix Download PDF

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CN220629225U
CN220629225U CN202322332424.5U CN202322332424U CN220629225U CN 220629225 U CN220629225 U CN 220629225U CN 202322332424 U CN202322332424 U CN 202322332424U CN 220629225 U CN220629225 U CN 220629225U
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The utility model discloses a front and rear foot structure of a photovoltaic module matrix, and relates to the technical field of photovoltaic brackets. The front foot and the rear foot are arranged on the base, and the base is connected with the installation surface and the photovoltaic cell panel, and is characterized in that: the photovoltaic cell panel comprises a mounting front foot and a mounting rear foot which are respectively connected with the front end and the rear end of the photovoltaic cell panel, wherein the height of the mounting rear foot is larger than that of the mounting front foot and is used for obliquely connecting the photovoltaic cell panel on a base; according to the utility model, the structure of the photovoltaic module matrix is optimized, the connection mode of the integral structure and the base is changed, the inclination angle of the photovoltaic module matrix is improved, and the photovoltaic module matrix is matched with the use of the wind guard, so that good connection stability is still achieved under the condition of reducing the base and the integral material, the stable use of the photovoltaic panel is ensured, the material use of the photovoltaic matrix is reduced, and the manufacturing and mounting cost of the photovoltaic module is greatly reduced.

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Front and rear foot structure of photovoltaic module matrix
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of photovoltaic brackets, in particular to a front and rear foot structure of a photovoltaic module matrix.
Background
The photovoltaic bracket is a special bracket designed for placing, installing and fixing a solar panel in a solar photovoltaic power generation system, and is generally made of aluminum alloy, carbon steel and stainless steel. Photovoltaic brackets have various kinds of classification modes, such as a welding type and an assembling type according to a connection mode, a fixed type and a day-by-day type according to an installation structure, a ground type and a roof type according to an installation place, and the like.
Such as the clip-on mounting rail, mounting bracket, and method of mounting a solar module disclosed in chinese patent No. CN109743890B, the mounting bracket assembly includes an upper clip member and a lower clip member. The upper clamp member has a first member defining a tube insertion hole and a bottom opening space and includes an upper portion fastener. The lower clamp member has a second member with a lower portion fastener configured to mate with the upper portion fastener such that the lower clamp member is attachable to the upper clamp member.
Methods of installing a framed or frameless solar module are also described. The mounting rail is attached to the upper clamp member of the mounting assembly. The upper clamp member is then snapped onto the torque tube. The lower clamp member of the mounting assembly is then attached to the upper clamp member by mating the lower portion fastener of the lower clamp member with the upper portion fastener of the upper clamp member. When the upper and lower clamp members are attached, the bottom open space is closed and the mounting rail is secured to the torque tube.
At present, most solar panels on residential roofs are installed in a similar manner, namely, guide rails are fixed at installation positions, and stable installation of the solar panels is realized through installation of supports and fixation of solar modules, but the existing solar supports are required to be connected vertically and horizontally, and the used bases and the whole materials are more, so that the whole solar module is complex in structure, heavy in weight and high in cost.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims at the technical problems and overcomes the defects of the prior art, and provides a front and rear foot structure of a photovoltaic module matrix.
In order to solve the technical problems, the utility model provides a front and rear foot structure of a photovoltaic module matrix.
The technical effects are as follows: the structure of the photovoltaic module matrix is optimized, the connection mode of the integral structure and the base is changed, the inclination angle of the photovoltaic module matrix is improved, the photovoltaic module matrix is matched with the use of the wind guard, good connection stability is still achieved under the condition that the base and the integral material are reduced, the stable use of the photovoltaic panel is ensured, meanwhile, the material use of the photovoltaic matrix is reduced, and the manufacturing and mounting cost of the photovoltaic module is greatly reduced.
The technical scheme of the utility model is as follows: the utility model provides a foot structure around photovoltaic module matrix, locates on the base, and base connection installation face and photovoltaic cell board, its characterized in that: the photovoltaic cell panel comprises a mounting front foot and a mounting rear foot which are respectively connected with the front end and the rear end of the photovoltaic cell panel, wherein the height of the mounting rear foot is larger than that of the mounting front foot and is used for obliquely connecting the photovoltaic cell panel on a base;
the base is provided with a mounting seat, and the mounting front foot and the mounting rear foot are both fixed on the mounting seat;
the mounting front foot comprises a front seat support leg fixed on the mounting seat, a side pressing block used for connecting the photovoltaic cell panel and a side pressing block used for connecting the front seat support leg and the side pressing block;
the mounting rear foot comprises an integrally formed connecting bottom plate, a connecting top plate and a middle connecting plate for connecting the connecting bottom plate and the connecting top plate; the connecting bottom plate is fixed on the base, and the connecting top plate is relatively fixed with the photovoltaic cell panel.
Further, the middle connecting plate is provided with two symmetrically arranged middle connecting plates, the two middle connecting plates are arranged in an arc manner and incline towards the central line of the mounting rear foot, and reinforcing plates which are arranged in a mutually crossed manner are further arranged between the two middle connecting plates.
The front foot and rear foot structure of the photovoltaic module matrix is characterized in that the connecting top plate is integrally in an upward convex arc shape, and the photovoltaic cell panels on two sides are fixed on two sides of the top surface of the connecting top plate through the side pressing blocks and the side pressing stop blocks which are matched with each other.
In the aforementioned front and rear leg structure of the photovoltaic module matrix, stress openings are formed in the connection positions of the reinforcing plate and the middle connecting plate, and four stress openings are formed.
The front foot and rear foot structure of the photovoltaic module matrix is characterized in that the connecting bottom plate is a straight plate which is horizontally arranged, the bottom of the middle connecting plate is formed on the connecting bottom plate, and two ends of the connecting bottom plate are fixed with the mounting seat through bolts.
The front seat support leg comprises a front seat bottom plate fixed with the mounting seat, a front seat mounting frame is formed on the front seat bottom plate, and the top surface of the front seat mounting frame is obliquely arranged and used for being attached to place a photovoltaic cell panel and matched with the side pressure stop block.
The front seat mounting frame is hollow, wherein a stress connecting plate is arranged, the middle position of the stress connecting plate is bent to form a hollow cylinder shape, and a limiting plate for limiting the position of the photovoltaic cell panel is formed on the front seat mounting frame.
The front foot and rear foot structures of the photovoltaic module matrix are provided with the positioning plates, and the positioning plates penetrate through the mounting seats.
The beneficial effects of the utility model are as follows:
(1) In the utility model, in the mounting rear foot, the middle connecting plates are arranged into two arc lines, when the mounting rear foot is pressed, the arc line-shaped connecting plates can provide certain buffer to avoid damage to the photovoltaic cell panel caused by overlarge pressing, and the reinforcing plates arranged between the middle connecting plates can ensure the overall shape of the mounting rear foot and improve the structural stability of the mounting rear foot;
(2) According to the utility model, the stress opening can provide a certain deformation allowance when the mounting rear foot is pressed and deformed, so that the damage of the mounting rear foot caused by overlarge stress is prevented; the connecting top plate is in a cambered surface shape, so that the stress can be decomposed into a plurality of angles, the stress of the mounting rear foot is dispersed, and the overall integrity is ensured;
(3) According to the utility model, the structure of the photovoltaic module matrix is optimized, the connection mode of the whole structure and the base is changed, the inclination angle of the photovoltaic module matrix is improved, and the photovoltaic module matrix is matched with the use of the wind guard, so that good connection stability is still achieved under the condition of reducing the base and the whole material, the stable use of the photovoltaic panel is ensured, the material use of the photovoltaic matrix is reduced, and the manufacturing and mounting cost of the photovoltaic module is greatly reduced.
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Fig. 1 is an overall structural view of embodiment 1;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a north-south module set diverting north wind;
FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a north-south module set;
FIG. 4 is a block diagram of an east-west module group;
FIG. 5 is an enlarged schematic view of FIG. 3 at A;
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the attachment of the mounting front foot;
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of the structure of the mounting front foot;
FIG. 8 is a schematic view of the structure of the mounting rear foot;
fig. 9 is a structural view of the angle bar.
Wherein: 1. east-west module group; 11. north and south wind guard plates; 12. drainage and air release ports; 13. a through port; 2. a north-south module group; 21. east-west wind guard; 22. north air guard; 221. a top connection plate; 222. a middle air guard; 223. a bottom connecting plate; 23. an air inlet; 24. an air outlet; 3. a base; 31. a block-free guide rail; 311. a drainage channel; 4. a photovoltaic cell panel; 41. a photovoltaic frame; 42. a photovoltaic cell; 5. front and rear feet; 51. installing a front foot; 511. front seat support legs; 512. a side pressing block; 513. a lateral pressure stop block; 514. a front seat bottom plate; 515. a front seat mounting frame; 516. a stress connection plate; 517. a limiting plate; 52. mounting a rear foot; 521. a connecting bottom plate; 522. connecting a top plate; 523. a middle connecting plate; 524. a reinforcing plate; 525. stress openings; 53. a mounting base; 531. a mounting main body; 532. an extension plate; 533. a mounting hole; 534. a fixing bump; 535. reinforcing the protrusion; 536. a fixed port; 537. a limit bar; 538. a stress groove; 54. a positioning plate; 6. ballasting; 61. a mounting frame; 611. a through frame; 612. a split frame; 613. angle steel bars; 614. a limit part; 615. a mounting port; 616. a placement area; 617. a drainage port; 62. and (5) a cement block.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present utility model more apparent, the following detailed description is given with reference to the accompanying drawings and the detailed description. In the following description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present utility model. The utility model may be embodied in many other forms than described herein and similarly modified by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit or scope of the utility model, which is therefore not limited to the specific embodiments disclosed below.
It will be understood that when an element is referred to as being "mounted" to another element, it can be directly on the other element or intervening elements may also be present. When an element is referred to as being "connected" to another element, it can be directly connected to the element or intervening elements may also be present. The terms "vertical," "horizontal," "left," "right," and the like are used herein for illustrative purposes only and are not meant to be the only embodiment.
Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this utility model belongs. The terminology used herein in the description of the utility model is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the utility model.
The photovoltaic module matrix structure with 10-degree inclination provided in this embodiment is shown in fig. 1, and includes two module groups, namely an east-west module group 1 distributed towards the east-west direction and a north-south module group 2 arranged towards the north-south direction.
Because the matrix structure is mostly arranged in the northern hemisphere, the module group can be selected according to different latitudes by dividing the module group into two modes. In areas with low latitude, the module groups distributed in the east-west direction are selected, so that the solar module groups can cater to the rising and falling track of the sun, and the solar energy absorption effect of the photovoltaic module matrix is improved; in high-latitude areas, due to oblique irradiation of sunlight, the solar energy utilization effect is optimized by selecting the north-south module group 2 to improve the light energy absorption amount in effective daily time.
As shown in fig. 1 to 3, the east-west module group 1 and the north-south module group 2 each include a base 3, a photovoltaic panel 4, front and rear feet 5, and a ballast 6. The base 3 comprises two non-block rails 31 arranged in parallel, the two non-block rails 31 being fixed to the roof for connecting the mounting surface of the roof and mounting the module group. The photovoltaic cell panel 4 is obliquely installed on the base 3 to receive sunlight and collect solar energy.
The base 3 is connected with the photovoltaic cell panel 4 through front and rear legs 5, the front and rear legs 5 comprise mounting front legs 51 and mounting rear legs 52 which are fixed on two sides of the base 3, the height of the mounting rear legs 52 is larger than that of the mounting front legs 51, a height difference is formed between the front and rear legs 51 and the front and rear legs, the front and rear legs are used for connecting the base 3 with the photovoltaic cell panel 4, and the photovoltaic cell panel 4 forms an inclination angle of 10 degrees relative to a mounting surface. At the same time, at least one ballast 6 is provided on each base 3 in order to promote the stability of the matrix structure as a whole.
The difference between the east-west module group 1 and the north-south module group 2 is that: the photovoltaic cell panels 4 of the east-west module group 1 incline towards the east and the west respectively and form an isosceles triangle structure with the base 3; and a plurality of photovoltaic cell panels 4 of the north-south module group 2 incline towards the south and form a right triangle structure with the base 3.
Meanwhile, a north-south air guard plate 11 for closing the opening is arranged on the opening in the north-south direction of the east-west module group 1; the east-west air guard 21 is arranged on the east-west opening of the north-south module group 2, and the north-north air guard 22 is arranged on the north face of the north-south module group 2. The joint of two adjacent photovoltaic cell panels 4 of the north-south module group 2 is directly fixed with the mounting surface through the front foot 5, the rear foot 5 and the mounting seat 53, and the base 3 is not arranged.
Since the solar photovoltaic module is mainly arranged in China, the solar photovoltaic module is mainly arranged in southeast and southwest in summer, and is mainly arranged in northwest and northeast in winter, and is generally in east-west direction, the northeast-west direction module group 1 is arranged into an isosceles triangle structure inclined in east-west direction, so that the force of pressing down the photovoltaic cell panel 4 can be generated by the east-west direction module group, the stability of the whole structure is improved, and the north-south air defense plates 11 are arranged on openings in the north-south direction to prevent the air flow in the south-north direction from entering the northeast-west direction module group 1 and affecting the stable structure of the northeast-west direction module group 1.
The north-south module group 2 forms an inclined right triangle structure due to the inclination requirement caused by latitude factors, and the opening in the other directions is closed through the east-west air guard 21 and the north-side air guard 22, so that the north-south module group 2 can be prevented from being turned over due to overlarge wind power, and the stability of the north-south module group 2 is improved.
As shown in fig. 3 to 4, in order to further improve the wind-proof performance of the north-south module group 2, the north wind guard in the present utility model includes a top connection plate 221, a middle wind guard 222 and a bottom connection plate 223 connected in sequence from top to bottom, and the top connection plate 221 and the bottom connection plate 223 are respectively fixed at the top and bottom of the front and rear legs 5.
The cross section of the top connection plate 221 is arc-shaped, and the middle air guard 222 is inclined towards one side of the photovoltaic cell panel 4 and is connected with the bottom connection plate 223 to form an inwardly inclined slope. An air inlet 23 is formed between the top connecting plate 221 and the photovoltaic cell panel 4, and an air outlet 24 is formed between one end of the photovoltaic cell panel 4 away from the north air guard 22 and the mounting surface.
As shown in the figure, after the inclined middle air guard 222 is provided, the north wind directly blowing to the north air guard 22 is guided by the middle air guard 222, and forms an air flow swirling to the bottom rear, so that part of the rear wind force can be offset, and the influence of the north wind on the north-south module group 2 can be reduced. And part of the air flow is guided by the cambered top connecting plate 221, enters the module group through the air inlet 23, flows along the direction of the photovoltaic cell panel 4, and is finally discharged through the air outlet 24 at the other side, so that the north wind is divided into a plurality of strands, and the influence of the north wind on the stability of the north-south module group 2 is reduced.
In addition, the installation inclination angle of the photovoltaic cell panel 4 is generally affected by local latitude conditions and needs to be correspondingly adjusted, and the stability is easily reduced due to the fact that the photovoltaic module matrix is simple in structure, low in cost and weight and therefore excessive in inclination angle. After the sunlight irradiation condition and the wind power influence are integrated, the installation inclination angle of the photovoltaic cell panel 4 is determined to be 10 degrees, so that the best solar energy utilization effect can be achieved under the condition of ensuring the best overall stability of the photovoltaic module matrix structure.
As shown in fig. 4 to 9, the base 3 is the basis of the whole module group, the base 3 comprises a non-block guide rail 31 and a mounting seat 53, and the mounting seat 53 is sleeved at two ends of the non-block guide rail 31 and is used for connecting a mounting front foot 51 and a mounting rear foot 52; the mounting base 53 includes a mounting main body 531, mounting holes 533 having a shape matching the shape of the block-free rail 31 are formed in the mounting main body 531, and extension plates 532 attached to the mounting surface are formed outwardly at both ends of the mounting main body 531. The non-block guide rail 31 is hollow to form a drain 311, and the non-block guide rail 31 is sleeved in the mounting hole 533.
The cross section of the installation main body 531 is in a trapezoid shape, a fixing lug 534 is formed on one lateral surface of the installation main body 531, a bolt is penetrated on the fixing lug 534, and the tail end of the bolt is abutted to the lateral surface of the non-block guide rail 31 and used for fastening the non-block guide rail 31. The bottom of the front mounting foot 51 and the bottom of the rear mounting foot 52 are respectively provided with a positioning plate 54, the positioning plates 54 penetrate into the mounting seat 53, the inner top surface of the mounting main body 531 is provided with a reinforcing protrusion 535 protruding inwards, and the front mounting foot 51 and the rear mounting foot 52 are fastened at the position of the reinforcing protrusion 535 through bolts.
The bottom surface of the mounting body 531 is formed with a fixing hole 536, and the mounting body 531 is fastened to the mounting surface by the engagement of a bolt with the fixing hole 536. The two sides of the top of the mounting main body 531 are provided with limiting strips 537 protruding towards the top, and the distance between the two limiting strips 537 is larger than the widths of the mounting front foot 51 and the mounting rear foot 52. The bottom width of the guide rail 31 is larger than the top width, and the whole cross section is of a trapezoid structure. And a stress groove 538 is formed in the middle of the extension plate 532.
The guide rail 31 without blocks is hollow to form the drainage channel 311, and after installation, accumulated water can be discharged through the drainage channels 311 on two sides, so that the influence of accumulated water and accumulated snow on the service life of the module group is avoided. The stress groove 538 is formed in the extension plate 532, so that when the module group is blown by wind to shake, a certain amount of deformation is provided, and cracking or deformation influence caused by deformation during shake is prevented.
In the present utility model, the ballast 6 is provided on each of the non-block rails 31 of the base 3, and includes a mounting frame 61 and a cement block 62 mounted on the mounting frame 61, and the mounting frame 61 is divided into two types, a through frame 611 having both ends connected to the two bases 3 and a split frame 612 respectively mounted on the two bases 3. The through frame 611 is arranged in the middle of the base 3, and the split frames 612 are symmetrically arranged at two sides of the through frame 611; each split frame 612 is correspondingly provided with cement blocks 62, and a plurality of cement blocks 62 which are equidistantly arranged are arranged in the through frame 611.
In the north-south module group 2, only the ballast 6 having the structure of the split frame 612 is applied, while in the east-west module group 1, the through frame 611 is provided at the middle position, and the split frames 612 are provided on the block-free rails 31 at both sides. Simultaneously, the north-south air-protection plate 11 and the east-west air-protection plate 21 are provided with a water drainage air release port 12 and a through port 13, and the ballast 6 is positioned in the through port 13; ballast 6 includes a mounting 61 mounted on base 3 and a block 62 of cement placed on mounting 61.
The through frame 611 and the split frame 612 are distributed according to the above structure, and since the north-south direction is windbreak only through the north-south wind guard 11 in the east-west module group, the through frame 611 having a larger weight is required to ensure the stability of the whole structure when the north-south wind is blown. The drainage air drainage mouth 12 that sets up simultaneously can derive the wind-force that gets into in the module group, ponding, avoids influencing the overall stability and the life of module group.
The split frame 612 comprises two symmetrically arranged angle steel bars 613, and the top of each angle steel bar 613 forms a placement part attached to the cement block 62 and is used for placing the cement block 62; the end of the mounting portion at one side of the angle bar 613 is bent upward to form a spacing portion 614 attached to the side of the block 62, and the spacing between the two spacing portions 614 is the same as the width of the block 62. The middle of the angle bar 613 is provided with a mounting hole 615, the base 3 is embedded in the mounting hole 615, and the lengths of the parts of the angle bar 613 positioned at two sides of the mounting hole 615 are the same.
The cross section of the through frame 611 is in a U-shaped structure, and a mounting region 616 is formed, the width of the mounting region 616 is the same as the width of the cement block 62, and the height of the through frame 611 is greater than the height of the cement block 62. In addition, drainage ports 617 for discharging accumulated water are formed at both ends of the through frame 611.
The split frame 612 is directly embedded on the non-block guide rail 31, so that the lengths of the angle steel bars 613 at two sides of the mounting opening 615 are the same, the gravity center is positioned in the mounting opening 615 after the cement block 62 is mounted, the weights at two sides are balanced, and the stability is further improved. The drainage ports 617 arranged at two sides of the through frame 611 can drain and flow out rain and snow water accumulated in the through frame 611, so that the corrosion of accumulated water to a metal structure is avoided.
As shown in fig. 7 to 8, the mounting front leg 51 in the present utility model includes a front seat leg 511 fixed to a mounting seat 53, a side pressure block 512 for connecting the photovoltaic panel 4, and a side pressure stopper 513 for connecting the front seat leg 511 and the side pressure block 512; the mounting rear foot 52 includes an integrally formed connection bottom plate 521, a connection top plate 522, and a middle connection plate 523 for connecting the two; the connecting bottom plate 521 is fixed on the base 3, and the connecting top plate 522 is fixed opposite to the photovoltaic cell panel 4.
The two middle connecting plates 523 are symmetrically arranged, the two middle connecting plates 523 are arranged in an arc manner and incline towards the central line of the mounting rear foot 52, and reinforcing plates 524 which are arranged in a mutually crossed manner are further arranged between the two middle connecting plates 523. The connecting top plate 522 is integrally in an arc shape protruding upwards, and the photovoltaic cell panels 4 on two sides are fixed on two sides of the top surface of the connecting top plate 522 through the side pressing blocks 512 and the side pressing stop blocks 513 which are matched with each other.
The connection position of the reinforcing plate 524 and the intermediate connecting plate 523 is provided with four stress openings 525, and the stress openings 525 are provided with four. The connection bottom plate 521 is a straight plate horizontally arranged, the bottom of the middle connection plate 523 is formed on the connection bottom plate 521, and both ends of the connection bottom plate 521 are fixed to the mounting base 53 by bolts. The front seat leg 511 includes a front seat bottom plate 514 fixed to the mounting seat 53, and a front seat mounting frame 515 is formed on the front seat bottom plate 514, and a top surface of the front seat mounting frame 515 is inclined for fitting the photovoltaic panel 4 and fitting the mounting side pressure stopper 513.
In addition, the front seat mounting frame 515 is hollow, wherein a stress connection plate 516 is provided, the middle position of the stress connection plate 516 is bent to form a hollow cylinder shape, and a limit plate 517 for limiting the position of the photovoltaic cell panel 4 is formed on the front seat mounting frame 515.
In the installation rear leg 52, the middle connecting plates 523 are arranged into two arc lines, when the installation rear leg 52 is pressed, the arc line-shaped connecting plates can provide certain buffering to avoid damage to the photovoltaic cell panel 4 caused by overlarge pressing, and the reinforcing plates 524 arranged between the middle connecting plates 523 can ensure the overall shape of the installation rear leg 52 and improve the structural stability of the installation rear leg 52.
The stress opening 525 can provide a certain deformation allowance when the mounting rear foot 52 is pressed and deformed, so that the mounting rear foot 52 is prevented from being damaged due to overlarge stress; the connecting top plate 522 is in a cambered surface shape, so that the stress can be decomposed into a plurality of angles, the stress of the mounting rear foot 52 is dispersed, and the overall integrity is ensured.
The utility model optimizes the structure of the photovoltaic module matrix, changes the connection mode of the integral structure and the base 3, improves the inclination angle of the photovoltaic module matrix, and is matched with the use of the wind guard, thus achieving good connection stability under the condition of reducing the base 3 and the integral material, ensuring the stable use of the photovoltaic panel, reducing the material use of the photovoltaic matrix and greatly reducing the manufacturing and installation cost of the photovoltaic module.
In addition to the embodiments described above, other embodiments of the utility model are possible. All technical schemes formed by equivalent substitution or equivalent transformation fall within the protection scope of the utility model.

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1. The utility model provides a foot structure around photovoltaic module matrix, locates on base (3), base (3) connect installation face and photovoltaic cell board (4), its characterized in that: the photovoltaic cell panel (4) is obliquely connected to the base (3);
the base (3) is provided with a mounting seat (53), and the mounting front foot (51) and the mounting rear foot (52) are both fixed on the mounting seat (53);
the mounting front foot (51) comprises a front seat support leg (511) fixed on the mounting seat (53), a side pressure block (512) used for connecting the photovoltaic cell panel (4), and a side pressure stop block (513) used for connecting the front seat support leg (511) and the side pressure block (512);
the mounting rear foot (52) comprises an integrally formed connecting bottom plate (521), a connecting top plate (522) and an intermediate connecting plate (523) for connecting the two; the connecting bottom plate (521) is fixed on the base (3), and the connecting top plate (522) and the photovoltaic cell panel (4) are fixed relatively.
2. The photovoltaic module matrix front and back foot structure of claim 1, wherein: the middle connecting plates (523) are symmetrically arranged, the two middle connecting plates (523) are arranged in an arc line, and are inclined towards the center line of the mounting rear foot (52), and reinforcing plates (524) which are arranged in a mutually crossed mode are further arranged between the two middle connecting plates (523).
3. A photovoltaic module matrix front and rear foot structure according to claim 2, wherein: the whole arc shape that is protruding upwards of connection roof (522), both sides photovoltaic cell board (4) are through mutually supporting side pressure piece (512) with side pressure dog is fixed the both sides of connection roof (522) top surface.
4. A photovoltaic module matrix front and rear foot structure according to claim 3, wherein: stress openings (525) are formed in the connection positions of the reinforcing plates (524) and the middle connecting plates (523), and four stress openings (525) are formed.
5. The photovoltaic module matrix front and back foot structure of claim 1, wherein: the connecting bottom plate (521) is a straight plate which is horizontally arranged, the bottom of the middle connecting plate (523) is formed on the connecting bottom plate (521), and two ends of the connecting bottom plate (521) are fixed with the mounting seat (53) through bolts.
6. The photovoltaic module matrix front and back foot structure of claim 1, wherein: the front seat support legs (511) comprise front seat bottom plates (514) fixed with the mounting seats (53), front seat mounting frames (515) are formed on the front seat bottom plates (514), the top surfaces of the front seat mounting frames (515) are obliquely arranged and used for being attached to the photovoltaic cell panels (4) and matched with the side pressure check blocks (513).
7. The photovoltaic module matrix front and back foot structure of claim 6, wherein: the front seat mounting frame (515) is arranged in a hollow mode, a stress connecting plate (516) is arranged in the front seat mounting frame, the middle position of the stress connecting plate (516) is bent to form a hollow cylinder, and a limiting plate (517) used for limiting the position of the photovoltaic cell panel (4) is formed on the front seat mounting frame (515).
8. The photovoltaic module matrix front and back foot structure of claim 1, wherein: the bottom of the front mounting foot (51) and the bottom of the rear mounting foot (52) are respectively provided with a positioning plate (54), and the positioning plates (54) are arranged in the mounting seat (53) in a penetrating mode.
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