JP5965376B2 - Solar cell module support structure and solar power generation system using the support structure - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a photovoltaic power generation system using a solar cell module support structure and its supporting structure for supporting arranging a plurality of solar cell modules in row and column directions.

  As this type of solar power generation system, for example, a base in which a plurality of crosspieces are arranged and fixed in parallel is configured, and a plurality of solar cell modules are bridged between the crosspieces of the base and each solar cell module is supported. There is something.

  Such a frame determines the structure and material of the crosspiece so that the strength of the frame itself is ensured. Moreover, also about the solar cell module, the structure which bordered the solar cell panel with the frame member is employ | adopted in order to ensure the intensity | strength of a solar cell module itself or to protect a solar cell panel.

  However, when the solar cell module is mounted on the gantry, similar members such as the frame of the solar cell module and the frame of the gantry overlap, and the number of parts of the entire photovoltaic power generation system increases.

  On the other hand, in a structure in which the frame member of the solar cell module is directly fixed to the base with a simple metal fitting or the like, no frame is required. For example, in Patent Document 1, a solar cell module is mounted on two rafters, and four locations of the frame member of the solar cell module are fixed to the two rafters by respective installation members. Moreover, when mounting a small solar cell module on one rafter, two places of the frame member of a small solar cell module are fixed to one rafter with each installation member, and also the small solar cell module The frame member is connected to the frame member of another adjacent solar cell module via a connecting metal fitting to increase the support strength of the small solar cell module.

  However, although the fixing structure as in Patent Document 1 is suitable for arranging and fixing a plurality of solar cell modules in a row, it is not suitable for arranging and fixing a plurality of solar cell modules in a matrix direction. For example, if the space between the rows is not sufficiently wide, the installation work of the installation member and the connecting bracket cannot be performed, and the useless expansion of the space that does not contribute to solar power generation cannot be avoided.

JP 2009-243062 A

  When the solar cell module is mounted on the gantry in this way, similar members such as a frame of the solar cell module and a frame of the gantry overlap, and the number of parts of the entire photovoltaic power generation system increases.

  In addition, the fixing structure of Patent Document 1 is not suitable for arranging and fixing a plurality of solar cell modules in a matrix direction even though it is suitable for arranging and fixing a plurality of solar cell modules in a row. Expansion of useless space that does not contribute to power generation could not be avoided.

Accordingly, the present invention has been made in view of the above-described conventional problems, and is suitable for fixing a plurality of solar cell modules side by side in a matrix direction and capable of suppressing the number of components. and to provide a structure and solar power systems with the support structure.

In order to solve the above problems, a solar cell module support structure of the present invention, and two solar cell modules can be operated to connect the inter-row coupling fittings arranged in the column direction, and a fixture having a slit extending in a column direction, said rows A mounting bracket for mounting the coupling bracket to the fixture, the fixture includes a top plate, and the slits are formed in the entire row in the gap between the top plates, and further from the top plate to the sun. A side wall extending on the opposite side of the battery module; and a stopper projecting inwardly surrounded by the top plate and the side wall; and a plurality of the fixtures arranged in a row direction and a column direction. The inter-row connecting metal fittings are attached to the slits by the attachment metal fittings so as to be movable in the column direction along the slits.

Moreover, the solar power generation system of the present invention uses the solar cell module support structure of the present invention .

According to the present invention, it is possible to integrally support a plurality of solar cell modules, and it is possible to suppress a wasteful increase in the number of parts without requiring a conventional frame or the like.

It is a perspective view which shows the solar cell power generation system which installed the several solar cell module using one Embodiment of the solar cell module support structure of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the solar cell module in the solar cell power generation system of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the matrix connection metal fitting in the solar cell power generation system of FIG. (A), (b), (c) is the front view, side view, and top view which show the matrix connection metal fitting of FIG. (A), (b) is the perspective view which shows the row | line | column connection metal fitting in the solar cell power generation system of FIG. 1 seeing from a front direction and a back direction. (A), (b), (c) is the front view, side view, and top view which show the row | line | column connection metal fitting of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the fixture in the solar cell power generation system of FIG. (A), (b), (c) is the front view, side view, and plane view which show the fixing metal fitting of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the attachment metal fitting for attaching a row | line | line connection metal fitting to a fixing metal fitting. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows a row | line | column connection metal fitting, a fixing metal fitting, and an attachment metal fitting. It is sectional drawing which shows the fixing structure of a row | line | column connection metal fitting, a fixing metal fitting, and an attachment metal fitting. It is a perspective view which shows the connection structure of the frame member of the solar cell module by a matrix connection metal fitting. It is sectional drawing which shows the connection structure of FIG. (A)-(d) is a figure which shows the construction procedure for constructing the solar cell power generation system of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the modification of a row | line | column connection metal fitting. It is a perspective view which shows the modification of a matrix connection metal fitting. It is sectional drawing which shows the modification of the frame member of a solar cell module.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a solar cell power generation system in which a plurality of solar cell modules are installed using an embodiment of the solar cell module support structure of the present invention.

  In this solar cell power generation system 1, a plurality of solar cell modules 2 are arranged and supported in a matrix direction A and B on a roof (base), and the vicinity of the corners of each solar cell module 2 is connected and connected by a matrix connecting bracket 4. Further, the sides of the solar cell modules 2 arranged in the column direction B are connected and connected by the inter-row connecting metal fittings 5 so as to integrally support the solar cell modules 2, and the inter-row connecting metal fittings 5 are connected to the respective fixing metal fittings 6. The solar cell modules 2 are supported by being connected and fixed to the roof. The row direction A is a direction perpendicular to the water flow direction C of the roof, and the column direction B is a direction along the water flow direction C.

  The fixing bracket 6 may be fixed to the roof by any method or structure. For example, when the roof is covered with asphalt single, the fixing bracket 6 may be screwed to a rafter or a field board through the asphalt single. Alternatively, when the roof is covered with clay tiles, holes may be made in the clay tiles, and then the fixing bracket 6 may be screwed to the rafters or the field board through the holes of the clay tiles.

  In FIG. 1, only the solar battery panel 7 of one solar battery module 2 is shown, and the solar battery panels 7 of other solar battery modules 2 are not shown, but the matrix connecting metal fitting 4, the inter-row connecting metal fitting 5, And the fixing bracket 6 is clearly shown.

  Next, the solar cell module 2, the matrix connecting metal fitting 4, the inter-row connecting metal fitting 5, the fixing metal fitting 6, and the like will be described.

  FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the solar cell module 2. As shown in FIG. 2, the solar cell module 2 includes a solar cell panel 7 that photoelectrically converts sunlight, and a frame member 8 that borders and holds the solar cell panel 7. The frame member 8 is made of an aluminum material, and is for securing the strength of the solar cell module 2 itself or protecting the solar cell panel 6.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the matrix connection fitting 4. FIGS. 4A, 4 </ b> B, and 4 </ b> C are a side view, a plan view, and a front view showing the matrix connection fitting 4.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the matrix connection fitting 4 includes a bottom plate 4a, a top plate 4b, and a standing plate 4c that connects the bottom plate 4a and the top plate 4b. The standing plate 4c is connected on the virtual center line of the bottom plate 4a to bisect the bottom plate 4a, and is connected to the virtual center line of the top plate 4b to bisect the top plate 4b. Engagement recesses 4d surrounded by a bottom plate 4a, a top plate 4b, and an upright plate 4c are formed on both sides of the matrix connection fitting 4, respectively, and these engagement recesses 4d face each other in opposite directions. . Further, four perforations 4e are formed in the standing plate 4c.

  FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the inter-row connection fitting 5. FIGS. 6A, 6 </ b> B, and 6 </ b> C are a side view, a plan view, and a front view showing the inter-row connection fitting 5.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the inter-row connection fitting 5 includes a standing plate 5a, a bottom plate 5b folded to one side at the lower side of the standing plate 5a, and a base folded to the other side at the lower side of the standing plate 5a. The plate 5c, the first fastening portion 5d bent on one side (the same side as the bottom plate 5b) on the upper side of the standing plate 5a, and the other side (the same side as the base plate 5c) on the upper side of the standing plate 5a Two second fastening portions 5e are provided.

  The bottom plate 5b has mounting portions 5f formed by vertically bending both sides thereof. The bottom plate 5b is formed with perforations 5g. Each mounting portion 5f is separated from the standing plate 5a.

  The base plate 5c is bent three times (sequentially bent upward, outward, and downward) to form a base portion 5h. The pedestal portion 5h is separated from the standing plate 5a. The base plate 5c is formed with an opening 5i formed by cutting and raising the bottom plate 5b and each mounting portion 5f.

  The first fastening part 5d is located at the center of the two second fastening parts 5e. The first fastening portion 5d has a presser portion 5j bent at a right angle with respect to the standing plate 5a, and a call-in portion 5k formed by bending the front end side of the presser portion 5j obliquely upward. Further, the second fastening portion 5e is bent at a right angle with respect to the standing plate 5a.

  On one side of the inter-row connection fitting 5 is formed an engaging portion 5m composed of a first fastening portion 5d and each mounting portion 5f, and on the other side from a second fastening portion 5e and a pedestal portion 5h. The engaging portions 5n are formed, and these engaging portions 5m and 5n face each other in the opposite direction.

  FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the fixing bracket 6. FIGS. 8A, 8 </ b> B, and 8 </ b> C are a side view, a plan view, and a front view showing the fixing bracket 6.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the fixture 6 includes a long rectangular main plate 6a, side walls 6b bent upward on both sides of the main plate 6a, and top plates bent inward on the upper sides of the side walls 6b. 6c and each guide wall 6d bent downward at the inner side of each top plate 6c. A gap is formed between each guide wall 6d, and this gap is a slit 6e. Each stopper 6f is formed near one end of each side plate 6b.

  FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing an attachment fitting 11 for attaching the inter-row connection fitting 5 to the fixing fitting 6. As shown in FIG. 9, the mounting bracket 11 is formed with a screw hole 11b in the main plate 11a, bent upward on both sides of the main plate 11a to form T-shaped support pieces 11c, and three sides of the main plate 11a. Each sliding part 11d is formed by folding it in turn (sequentially bending downward, outward and upward).

  All of the matrix connection fitting 4, the inter-row connection fitting 5, the fixing fitting 6, and the attachment fitting 11 are formed by, for example, punching, cutting, and bending a steel plate and performing plating. Further, the matrix connection fitting 4 may be formed by stamping aluminum.

Here, as described above, the fixing bracket 6 is fixed to the roof by an appropriate method or structure. At this time, the orientation of the fixing bracket 6 is set so that the slit 6e of the fixing bracket 6 is along the water flow direction C in FIG. 1 and the stopper 6f of the fixing bracket 6 is positioned below the water flow direction. Then, the mounting bracket 11 is attached to the fixing bracket 6, and the inter-row connecting bracket 5 is fixed to the fixing bracket 6.

FIG. 10 is an exploded perspective view showing the inter-row connection fitting 5 , the fixing fitting 6, and the attachment fitting 11. FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view showing a fixing structure of the inter-row connection fitting 5 , the fixing fitting 6, and the mounting fitting 11.

  As shown in FIG. 10, each support piece 11c of the mounting bracket 11 is inserted into the slit 6e of the fixing bracket 6, and the T-shaped head of each support piece 11c is hooked on each top plate 6c. The moving part 11d is inserted between the side wall 6b on both sides of the fixing bracket 6 and the guide wall 6d, and the mounting bracket 11 is attached to the fixing bracket 6. Thereby, the mounting bracket 11 is supported so as to be movable along the slit 6e of the fixing bracket 6. Further, the stopper 6f of the fixing bracket 6 prevents the mounting bracket 11 from dropping downward in the water flow direction.

  After that, as shown in FIG. 11, the bottom plate 5 b of the inter-row connecting bracket 5 is sandwiched between the heads of the support pieces 11 c of the mounting bracket 11 protruding on the top plates 6 c of the fixing bracket 6. The bottom plate 5 b is placed on each top plate 6 c of the fixing bracket 6, the perforation 5 g of the bottom plate 5 b of the row fitting 5 is overlapped with the screw hole 11 b of the main plate 11 a of the mounting bracket 11, and the bolt 12 is drilled 5 g of the row fitting 5. Then, the inter-row connection fitting 5 is temporarily fixed to the fixing fitting 6 by being screwed into the screw holes 11 b of the attachment fitting 11. In this temporarily fixed state, the row connecting bracket 5 is moved and positioned in the column direction B, and then the bolt 12 is tightened to fix the row connecting bracket 5 to the fixing bracket 6.

  For example, in order to arrange the solar cell modules 2 in the first row (the lowermost row in the water flow direction C) as shown in FIG. The inter-row connection fittings 5 are appropriately moved to B to position the inter-row connection fittings 5 along the straight line in the row direction A, and then the bolts 12 are tightened to fix the inter-row connection fittings 5 to the fixing fittings 6.

  The sides of the solar cell modules 2 arranged in the column direction B are connected and connected by the inter-row connection fitting 5 thus fixed.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the inter-row connection fitting 5 is sandwiched between the solar cell modules 2 arranged in the column direction B. Or it contacts one side (one side below the water flow direction) of each solar cell module 2 in the first row.

  For the solar cell module 2 on the upper side (and the first row) in the water flow direction among the solar cell modules 2 on both sides of the row connection fitting 5, the frame member 8 is placed on each mounting portion 5 f of the row connection fitting 5. . Then, the frame member 8 is pushed into the lower side of the pressing portion 5j of the first fastening portion 5d of the inter-row connection fitting 5, and the upper surface of the frame member 8 is pressed by the holding portion 5j of the first fastening portion 5d. Is sandwiched and fixed between each mounting portion 5f of the inter-row connection fitting 5 and the pressing portion 5j of the first fastening portion 5d. Further, the end surface of the frame member 8 is brought into contact with the standing plate 5 a of the inter-row connection fitting 5. That is, the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 on the upper side (and the first row) in the water flow direction is the engaging portion 5m (see FIGS. 5A, 5B, and 6B) of the inter-row connection fitting 5. ).

  For example, as shown by a two-dot chain line, the solar cell module 2 is tilted, the frame member 8 is slid on each mounting portion 5f of the inter-row connection fitting 5, and the lower corner of the frame member 8 is placed on the inter-connection fitting 5 While moving to the empty space between each mounting part 5f and the standing board 5a, the frame member 8 is inserted and pushed into the holding part 5j from the calling part 5k of the first fastening part 5d, and then the solar cell module 2 is horizontally placed. Take it down. As a result, the frame member 8 is sandwiched and fixed between the mounting portions 5f and the pressing portions 5j of the first fastening portions 5d, and the end surface of the frame member 8 comes into contact with the standing plate 5a.

  Since the incoming portion 5k bent obliquely upward is formed on the distal end side of the first fastening portion 5d, the frame member 8 of the inclined solar cell module 2 can be easily placed below the incoming portion 5k of the first fastening portion 5d. Subsequently, the frame member 8 can be easily inserted and pushed into the holding portion 5j from the calling portion 6k of the first fastening portion 5d.

  In addition, since each mounting portion 5f of the inter-row connecting bracket 5 and the upright plate 5a are separated from each other, the lower portion of the first fastening portion 5d is empty, and the frame member 8 is mounted on each mounting portion 5f of the inter-row connecting bracket 5. The lower corners of the frame member 8 of the inclined solar cell module 2 fall between the mounting portions 5f and the standing plates 5a, and the upper surface of the frame member 8 is pressed against the pressing portions 5j of the first fastening portions 5d. Can be pushed in easily.

  The solar cell module 2 is not inclined as shown by the two-dot chain line, and the frame member 8 is placed between the rows while the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 is placed horizontally on the mounting portions 5f of the inter-row connection fitting 5 and supported horizontally. You may push into the press part 5j of the 1st fastening part 5d of the connection metal fitting 5 below.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 11, the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 on the lower side in the water flow direction among the solar cell modules 2 on both sides of the inter-row connection fitting 5 is connected to the pedestal portion 5 h of the inter-row connection fitting 5. Can be placed. Then, the frame member 8 is pushed into the lower side of the second fastening part 5e of the inter-row connecting metal 5, the upper surface of the frame member 8 is pressed by the second fastening part 5e, and the frame member 8 is a pedestal part of the inter-line connecting metal 5 It is sandwiched and fixed between 5h and the second fastening part 5e. Further, the end surface of the frame member 8 is brought into contact with the standing plate 5 a of the inter-row connection fitting 5. That is, the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 located on the lower side in the water flow direction is engaged with the engaging portion 5n (see FIGS. 5A, 5B, and 6B) of the inter-row connection fitting 5. .

  For example, as shown by a two-dot chain line, the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 is placed on the pedestal portion 5 h of the inter-row connection fitting 5, and then the inter-row connection fitting 5 is placed horizontally so as to approach the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2. The frame member 8 is inserted between the pedestal part 5h and the second fastening part 5e of the inter-row connection fitting 5 and pushed in. As a result, the frame member 8 is sandwiched and fixed between the pedestal portion 5h and the second fastening portion 5e, and the end surface of the frame member 8 comes into contact with the standing plate 5a.

  Accordingly, the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 on the upper side in the water flow direction is engaged with one of the engaging portions 5m of the inter-row connection fitting 5, and the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 on the lower side in the water flow direction is between the rows. The frame member 8 of each solar cell module 2 that is engaged with the other engaging portion 5 n of the connecting metal 5 and arranged in the column direction B is connected and connected via the inter-row connecting metal 5.

  Next, the matrix connection fitting 4 is used for connecting and connecting the vicinity of the corners of each solar cell module 2. FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing a connection structure of the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 by the matrix connection fitting 4. Moreover, FIG. 13 is sectional drawing which shows the connection structure.

  As shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the frame member 8 of the solar cell modules 2 on the lower side (and the first row) in the water flow direction among the solar cell modules 2 on both sides of the matrix connection fitting 4 is a matrix It is fitted into one engaging recess 4d (see FIGS. 3 and 4B) of the connecting fitting 4 and is sandwiched between the bottom plate 4a and the top plate 4b of the matrix connecting fitting 4. Further, the end portions of the frame members 8 of the two solar cell modules 2 arranged in the row direction A are fitted together in one engagement recess 4 d of the matrix connection fitting 4. Then, two screws 13 are screwed into the frame members 8 of the two solar cell modules 2 through the perforations 4e of the matrix connection fittings 4 respectively, so that the matrix connection fittings 4 are connected to the two solar cell modules 2. It is fixed to the frame member 8. That is, the frame members 8 of the two solar cell modules 2 that are on the lower side (and the first row) in the water flow direction and are aligned in the row direction A are engaged with one of the engagement recesses 4d of the matrix connection fitting 4 and screwed. Stopped.

  In addition, for the solar cell module 2 on the upper side in the water flow direction among the solar cell modules 2 on both sides of the matrix connection fitting 4, the frame member 8 is fitted in the other engagement recess 4 d of the matrix connection fitting 4. And sandwiched between the bottom plate 4a and the top plate 4b of the matrix connection fitting 4. Further, the end portions of the frame members 8 of the two solar cell modules 2 arranged in the row direction A are fitted together with the other engaging recess 4 d of the matrix connection fitting 4. That is, the frame members 8 of the two solar cell modules 2 that are on the upper side in the water flow direction and are aligned in the row direction A engage with one of the engagement recesses 4 d of the matrix connection fitting 4.

  Accordingly, the frame members 8 of the two solar cell modules 2 that are on the lower side in the water flow direction (and the first row) and are aligned in the row direction A engage with one of the engagement recesses 4d of the matrix connection fitting 4 and screw. The frame members 8 of the two solar cell modules 2 that are stopped and arranged in the row direction A on the upper side of the water flow direction engage with the other engagement recesses 4d of the matrix connection fitting 4, and are arranged in 2 rows and 2 columns 4 The two solar cell modules 2 are connected and connected via the matrix connector 4.

  Here, as shown in FIG. 1, the corner portions of the four solar cell modules 2 are connected and connected by the matrix connection metal fittings 4 at any location where the corner portions of the four solar cell modules 2 gather. Moreover, since the sides of the solar cell modules 2 are connected and connected by the inter-row connection fittings 5 at any location where the sides of the solar cell modules 2 arranged in the column direction B are adjacent to each other, All the solar cell modules 2 can be firmly supported integrally. Moreover, since each row | line | column connection metal fitting 5 is connected and fixed to the roof via each fixing metal fitting 6, each solar cell module 2 can be supported on a roof.

  Next, a construction procedure for mounting the solar cell module 2 on the roof using the solar cell module support structure of the present embodiment will be described.

  First, as shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of fixing brackets 6 are fixed on the roof. Each fixing metal fitting 6 is arranged at each position such that these fixing metal fittings 6 intersect with the frame member 8 in the row direction A of each solar cell module 2 to be arranged in the matrix direction later.

  At this time, with respect to the first solar cell module 2 installed first, the respective fixing brackets 6 are provided at three or more locations intersecting the two frame members 8 in the row direction A facing each other. Fixed placement. Here, it is assumed that the solar cell module 2 in the first row and the first column is installed first.

  Moreover, about the solar cell module 2 installed after the 2nd, it fixes to each location (2 locations) which cross | intersects the center vicinity of the two frame members 8 of the row direction A which mutually opposes. The metal fitting 6 is fixedly arranged.

Further, the orientation of the fixing metal 6 is set so that the slit 6e of the fixing metal 6 is along the row direction B in FIG. Further, the fixing bracket 6 may be fixed to the roof by any method or structure.

Subsequently, each mounting bracket 11 is attached to each fixing bracket 6, each row connecting bracket 5 is placed on each fixing bracket 6, and each bolt 12 is attached to each mounting bracket 11 through the perforations 5 g of each row connecting bracket 5. The inter-row connection fittings 5 are temporarily fixed on the respective fixing fittings 6.

  And each row | line | column connection metal fitting 5 of the lowermost side of the water flow direction C is each moved to the column direction B suitably, these line connection metal fittings 5 are positioned along the straight line of the row direction A, and each bolt 12 is tightened to fix the inter-row connection fitting 5 to the fixing fitting 6.

  Next, the first first solar cell module 2 is arranged at the position of the first row and the first column. And as shown to Fig.14 (a), the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 of each mounting part 5f of the lowermost row | line | column connection metal fitting 5 of the water flow direction C and the 2nd line | wire connection metal fitting 5 of the 2nd from the lower side. Place on pedestal 5h. At this time, the position of the inter-row connecting bracket 5 may be adjusted by moving the second inter-row connecting bracket 5 from the lower side in the column direction B on the fixing bracket 6.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 14 (b), the upper side in the water flow direction of the solar cell module 2 is lifted, and the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 is slid as shown in FIG. It inserts and pushes in from the call-in part 5k of the 1st fastening part 5d to the press part 5j.

  Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 14 (d), the upper side in the water flow direction of the solar cell module 2 is lowered, and the upper side in the water flow direction of the solar cell module 2 is placed on the pedestal portion of the second row connection fitting 5 from the lower side. Put on 5h. At this time, the frame member 8 on the lower side in the water flow direction of the solar cell module 2 engages with the engaging portion 5m (see FIGS. 5A, 5B, and 6B) of the inter-row coupling fitting 5. .

  Then, the second row connection fitting 5 from the lower side is moved in the water flow direction C on the fixed fitting 6, and the frame member 8 on the upper side in the water flow direction of the solar cell module 2 is connected to the pedestal portion 5 h of the row connection fitting 5. Insert and push between the second fastening portions 5e. Thereby, the frame member 8 on the upper side in the water flow direction of the solar cell module 2 is engaged with the engaging portion 5n (see FIGS. 5A, 5B, and 6B) of the inter-row connection fitting 5. Further, the bolt 12 of the second inter-row connection fitting 5 from the lower side is tightened to fix the inter-row connection fitting 5.

  As described above, with respect to the solar cell module 2 in the first row and the first column, the respective fixing fittings 6 are fixedly arranged at three or more points intersecting the two frame members 8 in the row direction A facing each other. Therefore, the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 is engaged with each inter-row connection fitting 5 at these locations. For this reason, the solar cell module 2 in the first row and the first column is stably supported without wobbling.

  For the solar cell module 2 in the first row and the first column, one of the three or more fixing brackets 6 is replaced with a temporary fixing spacer to stably support the solar cell module 2 without wobbling. The temporary fixing spacers may be removed after the solar cell modules 2 in the first row and the first column and the second column, which will be described later, are connected via the matrix connection fittings 4.

  Next, the second solar cell module 2 is arranged at the position of the first row and the second column, and this solar cell module 2 is attached to each inter-row connecting bracket 5 in the same procedure as in FIGS. 14 (a) to 14 (d). Engage.

  Further, the frame member 8 on the lower side in the water flow direction of each solar cell module 2 in the first row, the first column, and the second column is fitted together with the engagement recess 4d of the matrix connection fitting 4 and screwed to each solar cell. The frame member 8 on the upper side in the water flow direction of the module 2 is also fitted and screwed together in the engagement recess 4 d of another matrix connection fitting 4, and each solar cell module 2 is connected via the two matrix connection fittings 4. The

  About the solar cell module 2 installed after the 2nd, each fixing bracket 6 is attached to each place (two places) which cross | intersects the center vicinity of the two frame members 8 of the row direction A which mutually oppose. Since it is fixedly arranged, the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 engages with the two row connection fittings 5. For this reason, the solar cell module 2 will wobble. However, since the solar cell module 2 in the first row and the first column is stably supported without wobbling, the frame members 8 of the solar cell modules 2 in the first row and the first column and the second column are the matrix connection fittings 4. When connected, the solar cell modules 2 in the second row are also supported stably without wobbling. In addition, since the solar cell module 2 in the first row and the first column is stably supported without wobbling, the mounting work of the matrix connection fitting 4 is facilitated.

  If the solar cell module 2 in the first row and the first column is wobbled, the work of engaging the frame members 8 of the solar cell modules 2 in the first row and the first column and the second column together with the matrix connection fitting 4 is performed. It becomes difficult.

  Next, the solar cell modules 2 in the first row and the third column are also engaged with the inter-row connection fittings 5 in the same procedure as in FIGS. 14 (a) to 14 (d). Moreover, the frame member 8 on the lower side in the water flow direction of each adjacent solar cell module 2 is fitted and screwed together in the engagement recess 4d of the matrix connection fitting 4, and the water flow direction in each adjacent solar cell module 2 is fixed. The upper frame member 8 is also fitted together with the engagement recess 4 d of another matrix connection fitting 4 and screwed, and the adjacent solar cell modules 2 are connected via the two matrix connection fittings 4.

  In addition, the solar cell modules 2 in the first row and the third column are also supported stably without the wobbling of the solar cell modules 2 in the previous column. The work of engaging the matrix connection fittings 4 together becomes easy, and all the solar cell modules 2 in the first row are stably supported without wobbling.

  Next, the solar cell modules 2 in two rows and columns are also engaged with the inter-row connection fittings 5 in the same procedure as in FIGS. 14 (a) to 14 (d). Alternatively, the frame member 8 is held on the mounting portions 5f of the inter-row connection fitting 5 and horizontally supported while the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 is horizontally supported without tilting the solar cell module 2. The frame member 8 is engaged with the inter-row connection fitting 5 by being pushed below the presser portion 5j of the portion 5d. At the same time, the frame members 8 of the adjacent solar cell modules 2 are engaged with the matrix connection fittings 4 together.

  At this time, the frame member 8 on the lower side in the water flow direction of each adjacent solar cell module 2 is connected to the matrix connection fitting 4 screwed to the frame member 8 on the upper side in the water flow direction of each solar cell module 2 in the first row. Engaged. For this reason, the matrix connection metal fitting 4 is not screwed to the frame member 8 on the lower side in the water flow direction of each solar cell module 2 in the second row. Further, the matrix connection fitting 4 is screwed to the frame member 8 on the upper side in the water flow direction of each solar cell module 2 in the second row.

  Next, the solar cell modules 2 in the third and subsequent rows are engaged with the inter-row connection fittings 5 and the matrix connection fittings 4 in the same procedure.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the matrix connection fittings 4 at both ends of each row are arranged so as not to protrude from the solar cell module 2.

  Thus, a solar power generation system using the solar cell module support structure of the present embodiment is constructed. In this solar power generation system, the matrix connection fitting 4 and the inter-row connection fitting 5 are sandwiched between the frame members 8 of each solar cell module 2.

  The engaging members 5m and 5n of the inter-row connection fitting 5 include a frame member 8 on the upper side in the water flow direction of the solar cell module 2 in the previous row and a frame member on the lower side in the water flow direction of the solar cell module 2 in the next row. 8 engage with each other. Accordingly, the frame members 8 of the two solar cell modules 2 arranged in the column direction B are connected and connected by the inter-row connection fitting 5.

  Further, in each engagement recess 4d of the matrix connection fitting 4, the frame member 8 on the upper side of the water flow direction of the two solar cell modules 2 arranged in the previous row and the two solar cell modules 2 arranged in the next row are arranged. The frame members 8 on the lower side in the water flow direction engage with each other. Therefore, the frame members 8 of the four solar cell modules 2 arranged in 2 rows and 2 columns are connected and connected by the matrix connection fitting 4.

  Such connection by the matrix connection fitting 4 and the inter-row connection fitting 5 is made between any of the solar cell modules 2, and the entire solar cell modules 2 of the photovoltaic power generation system are integrally supported. Then, the inter-row connection fittings 5 are fixed to the roof 2 via the respective fixing fittings 6. Such a configuration does not require a conventional frame or the like, can suppress a wasteful increase in the number of parts, and can minimize a wasteful space that does not contribute to solar power generation.

  Further, instead of fixing the plurality of solar cell modules 2 to the roof 2 one by one, the plurality of solar cell modules 2 are integrated and two other solar cell modules 2 other than the first one are fixed. Only work efficiency.

  Further, since the two fixed portions of the other solar cell modules 2 except the first one are near the center of the two frame members 8 in the row direction A facing each other, the deflection of these solar cell modules 2 Such deformation can be effectively suppressed, and the load of these solar cell modules 2 can be supported in a well-balanced manner.

  Further, two screws 13 are screwed into the frame members 8 of the two solar cell modules 2 through the perforations 4e of the matrix connection fittings 4 respectively, so that the matrix connection fittings 4 are attached to the frames of the two solar cell modules 2. Since it is fixed to the member 8, the frame members 8 of the two solar cell modules 2 are electrically connected via the matrix connection fitting 4, and the frame members 8 of the solar cell modules 2 in one row are conducted. For this reason, the grounding of each solar cell module 2 becomes easy.

  Furthermore, as shown by the point P in FIG. 1, the matrix connection fitting 4 arranged at the end of the row is engaged with the outer side of the two solar cell modules 2 arranged in the column direction B and screwed. The frame members 8 of the solar cell modules 2 in the row conduct, the frame members 8 of all the solar cell modules 2 arranged in the matrix directions A and B conduct, and the grounding of each solar cell module 2 becomes easier.

  As mentioned above, although preferred embodiment of this invention was described referring an accompanying drawing, it cannot be overemphasized that this invention is not limited to the example which concerns. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications can be made within the scope of the claims, and these are naturally within the technical scope of the present invention. It is understood.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 15, on the upper side of the upright plate 4c of the matrix connecting bracket 4, there are provided hook-like protrusions 4f that protrude from both sides of the upright plate 4c and bend downward, and both sides of the upright plate 4c. Thus, the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 may be sandwiched between the bottom plate 4a and the hook-shaped protrusion 4f, and the tip of the hook-shaped protrusion 4f may be bitten into the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 to be conducted.

  Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 16, on the upper side of the upright plate 5a of the inter-row connection fitting 5, there are provided hook-like projections 5p that protrude from both sides of the upright plate 5a and bend downward, and one side of the upright plate 5a. Then, the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 is sandwiched between the mounting portions 5f and the hook-like projections 5p, and the tips of the hook-like projections 5p are bitten into the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 to be conducted. On the other side of the upright plate 5a, the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2 is sandwiched between the pedestal portion 5h and the hook-like protrusion 5p, and the tip of the hook-like protrusion 5p is attached to the frame member 8 of the solar cell module 2. It may be made to penetrate and be conducted.

  Furthermore, a frame member 8 having a cross-sectional shape as shown in FIG. 17 is applied to the solar cell module 2, and the hook-shaped protrusion 4 f of the matrix connection fitting 4 or the inter-row connection fitting 5 is inserted into the fitting groove 8 a of the frame member 8. The hook-shaped protrusion 5p may be caught and bitten.

  By using the matrix connection fitting 4 and the inter-row connection fitting 5 as shown in FIGS. 15 and 16, the frame members 8 of the solar cell modules 2 of the photovoltaic power generation system can be electrically connected to each other. 2 ground wiring becomes easy.

In the present embodiment, the row direction A is a direction perpendicular to the water flow direction C, and the column direction B is a direction along the water flow direction C. Conversely, the row direction A is the water flow direction C. The row direction B may be a direction perpendicular to the water flow direction C.
The solar cell module support structure of the above embodiment is a solar cell module support structure that supports a plurality of solar cell modules arranged in a matrix direction, and is a matrix in which two engaging portions facing in opposite outer directions are formed. The matrix connector is arranged between four solar cell modules in two rows and two columns, and a frame member of two solar cell modules arranged in one row is connected to one of the matrix connectors. Engage the frame member of the other two solar cell modules arranged in the other row with the other engaging portion of the matrix connector, and the four solar cells by the matrix connector. Battery modules are connected.
In this way, by connecting four solar cell modules in 2 rows and 2 columns with a matrix connector, it is possible to integrally support the solar cell modules arranged in the matrix direction, such as a conventional frame for a frame, etc. It is not necessary, and a wasteful increase in the number of parts can be suppressed, and a wasteful space that does not contribute to photovoltaic power generation can be minimized.
Moreover, in the solar cell module support structure of the said embodiment, the frame member of the two solar cell modules arranged in the row | line | column provided with the row | line | column connection tool in which the two engaging parts which face each opposite outer direction were formed. The inter-row connector is arranged between the two, the frame members of the solar cell modules are engaged with the engaging portions of the inter-row connector, and the two solar cell modules are connected by the inter-row connector. doing.
If such an inter-row connector is used in combination with a matrix connector, the solar cell modules arranged in the matrix direction can be more firmly and integrally supported.
Furthermore, in the solar cell module support structure of the said embodiment, the means to fix the said line | wire connection tool to the base of the said solar cell module support structure is provided.
With such fixing means, it is possible to install the solar cell modules arranged in the matrix direction on the base.
Moreover, in the solar cell module support structure of the said embodiment, about the solar cell module arrange | positioned between the other solar cell modules of both sides, two said interline connection tools are used, and a solar cell module mutually Near the center of each opposing frame member is fixedly supported on the base of the solar cell module support structure.
Since the solar cell modules arranged between the other solar cell modules on both sides are supported by the other solar cell modules on both sides, the vicinity of the center of each frame member facing each other of the solar cell modules is fixed. Even if it is supported, it is supported stably.
Moreover, if the vicinity of the center of each frame member facing each other of the solar cell module is supported, deformation such as deflection of the solar cell module can be effectively suppressed.
Furthermore, in the solar cell module support structure of the above-described embodiment, the means for fixing to the base of the solar cell module support structure is a fixing bracket that supports the inter-row connector movably in the column direction.
Thereby, it becomes easy to arrange | position a row connection tool between the frame members of the two solar cell modules arranged in a line.
Moreover, in the solar cell module support structure of the said embodiment, the said matrix connector is screwed to the frame member of the two solar cell modules engaged with the engaging part of this matrix connector.
In this case, the matrix connector can be electrically connected to the frame members of the two solar cell modules by screws, and the ground wiring of each solar cell module is simplified.
Furthermore, in the solar cell module support structure of the said embodiment, the said matrix connector has a protrusion which bites into the frame member of the solar cell module engaged with the engaging part of this matrix connector. Alternatively, the inter-row connector has a protrusion that bites into the frame member of the solar cell module engaged with the engaging portion of the inter-row connector.
With such protrusions, it becomes possible to electrically connect the matrix connector or inter-row connector to the frame member of the solar cell module, and it is possible to electrically connect all the solar cell modules arranged in the matrix direction, The ground wiring of each solar cell module becomes easy.
Next, the solar cell module support structure of the above-described embodiment is a solar cell module support structure that supports a plurality of solar cell modules arranged in a matrix direction, and two engaging portions facing in opposite outer directions are formed. Matrix connector, inter-row connector formed with two oppositely facing engaging portions, and a fixture that is fixed to the base of the solar cell module support structure and supports the inter-row connector The matrix connector is arranged between four solar cell modules in two rows and two columns, and a frame member of two solar cell modules arranged in one row is engaged with one of the matrix connectors. Engaging the frame members of the other two solar cell modules arranged in the other row with the other engaging portion of the matrix connector, and the four solar cells by the matrix connector module The engaging portions are arranged between the frame members of the two solar cell modules that are connected and arranged in the row, and the frame members of the solar cell modules are engaged with the engaging portions of the inter-row connector. The two solar cell modules are connected by the inter-row connector.
Even in such a solar cell module support structure, the above-described operational effects can be achieved.
Moreover, the construction method of the said embodiment is a construction method of a solar cell module support structure, Comprising: About the 1st solar cell module installed initially, at least 3 sets of the said line | wire connection tools and the said fixing tools are used. And at least three places of the frame member of the solar cell module are fixedly supported, and for the second and subsequent solar cell modules, the frame of the solar cell module is used by using at least two sets of the inter-row connector and the fixture. At least two parts of the member are fixedly supported, and the frame member of the solar cell module is connected to the frame member of another solar cell module already installed via the matrix connector.
Thus, if at least three places of the frame member of the first solar cell module installed first are fixedly supported, the first solar cell module can be stably supported, and the second solar cell module can be supported. The battery module can be easily connected to the first solar cell module via the matrix connector, and the second solar cell module can be stably supported by the matrix connector. Similar effects can be obtained with solar cell modules.
In addition, for the second and subsequent solar cell modules, the number of parts can be reduced by using only two sets of inter-row connection tools and fixtures.
Furthermore, in the construction method of the above embodiment, the solar cell modules disposed between the other solar cell modules on both sides are connected to each other by using two sets of the inter-row connector and the fixing tool. The center of each frame member that faces is fixedly supported.
Thus, if the vicinity of the center of each frame member facing each other of the solar cell module is fixedly supported, deformation such as bending of the solar cell module can be effectively suppressed.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Photovoltaic power generation system 2 Solar cell module 4 Matrix connection metal fitting 4d Engagement recessed part 5 Inter-row connection metal fitting 5m, 5n Engagement part 6 Fixing metal fitting 7 Solar cell panel 8 Frame member 11 Mounting metal fitting 12 Bolt 13 Screw

Claims (6)

An inter-row connection fitting capable of connecting two solar cell modules arranged in the column direction, a fixture having a slit extending in the column direction, and an attachment fitting for attaching the inter-row connection fitting to the fixture ;
The fixture includes a top plate, the slits are formed in the entire row in the gap between the top plates, and further a side wall extending from the top plate to the opposite side of the solar cell module, and the top plate and the side wall And a stopper that protrudes inwardly surrounded by
A plurality of the fixtures are arranged in the row direction and the column direction, and the solar cell is attached to the slits of the fixtures by the mounting brackets so that the inter-row connection fittings can move in the column direction along the slits. Module support structure. Before SL fixture has a guide wall projecting on the opposite side of the solar cell module from the top plate,
The solar cell module support structure according to claim 1, wherein the mounting bracket has a portion extending toward the top plate at a position between the side wall and the guide wall. An inter-row connection fitting capable of connecting two solar cell modules arranged in the column direction, and a fixture having a slit extending in the column direction;
A plurality of the fixtures are arranged in a row direction and a column direction, and the inter-row connection fitting is attached to the slit of the fixture using a fitting.
The fixture includes a top plate, the slit is formed in a gap between the top plates, a side wall extending from the top plate to the opposite side of the solar cell module, and an opposite side of the solar cell module from the top plate. And a guide wall protruding to the side,
The solar cell module support structure, wherein the mounting bracket has a portion extending toward the top plate at a position between the side wall and the guide wall. The solar cell module includes a solar cell panel and a frame member,
The sun according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the solar cell module is supported so as to sandwich a bottom plate lower surface of the frame member and a plate portion upper surface located above the bottom plate using the inter-row connection fitting. Battery module support structure. The solar cell module includes a solar cell panel and a frame member,
The solar cell module is supported by any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the inter-row connecting metal fitting is used to support the lower surface of the frame member and the upper surface of the frame member positioned above the solar cell panel. The solar cell module support structure described.   The solar power generation system using the support structure of the solar cell module as described in any one of Claims 1-5.