WO2011054943A1 - Solar module comprising a pivotable support wall - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a solar module according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
- Such a solar module is known for example from DE 20 2008 000 528 Ul.
- Supporting devices are provided for supporting the solar module on flat roofs, which have an elongated profile. On this profile toward ⁇ are behind the other more index gradient wedges.
- the Langge ⁇ stretched profile is composed of a lower and an upper edge ⁇ sheet. Spacers are provided between the lower and the upper edge plate, engage in the screws for fastening the slope wedges.
- the solar module is supported on the long sloping sides of two adjoining sloping wedges. A remaining between the short sloping sides of the slope wedges opening can be closed with a Windableitblech.
- the known solar module assembly requires a relatively high manufacturing and assembly costs.
- the production of the elongated profiles is complex. It first requires the production of a lower and an upper edge plate and subsequently a connection of the edge plates with intermediate circuit ⁇ spacers. For mounting the slope wedges, the production of several relatively complex screw is required.
- the object of the invention is to eliminate the disadvantages of the prior art. It should be particularly pointed a Solarmo ⁇ dul, which can be alsSt Sn quickly, easily and cost-effectively on flat roofs. After one Another object of the invention is a possible simple, fast and inexpensive feasible method for producing a ⁇ arranged on a flat roof solar module assembly can be specified.
- the frame is mounted from a transport position to a support position pivotable support wall, wherein the support wall in the support position with their one long edge against a long side of the frame.
- the proposed solar module is particularly easy to stand up. For this purpose, it is le ⁇ diglich required to pivot the pivotally mounted on the frame support wall from the transport position into the support position.
- In the supporting position is one introduced to the support wall load of the solar module, which may be substantially increased for example by a snow load, along the long edge across the entire width of the support wall ablated ⁇ gene. This can in an advantageous manner, such as action of a snow load, unwanted deflection of the solar module can be avoided.
- the solar module has the further advantage that the retaining wall it ⁇ must be taken not separately buildin. This saves assembly work.
- the term "frame” generally refers to a structural element which is connected to the photovoltaic surface. It may also be attached to the inner sides of the long and / or short sides of the frame webs, web sections and the like. act.
- the support wall on the two short sides of the frame is so ⁇ introduced that it rests in the transport position with their short edges on the short sides of the frame.
- the support wall requires in the Transportpositi ⁇ on virtually no additional storage space.
- the solar module can - compared to known in the prior art solar modules - are transported without additional transport costs.
- a first length of the long edges of the support wall corresponds to about a second length of the long sides of the frame.
- This allows a particularly simple Mon ⁇ days of the support wall on the outside of the frame. Furthermore, this allows a load transfer over the entire length of a long side of the frame.
- a third length of the short sides of the frame is greater than a fourth length of the short edges of the support wall.
- Support wall thus extends in the transport position only over a portion of the short sides of the frame.
- ⁇ ßigerweise is the third length more than twice as large as the fourth length.
- the short edges of the support wall in the support position with the short sides of the frame each form an angle of 50 ° to 130 °, preferably from 60 ° to 120 °.
- a desired angle of attack of the solar module with respect to a horizontal background can be set.
- the angle of attack results at the place of installation from a mean solar irradiation angle.
- the support wall is pivotable about a pivot axis which extends through two opposite end ⁇ sections of the short sides of the frame. Ie. the support wall is pivotally mounted in the region of the corners of the short sides of the frame.
- the support wall in a near the one long side befind ⁇ union upper section a plurality of ventilation openings on.
- ⁇ heated air located below the solar module It can thus be an undesired ⁇ tes heating of the solar module can be reduced, which has a reduction in the efficiency result.
- the support wall in the corner region of the other long edge in each case an opening for the passage of a connecting element.
- the connecting element can be, for example, a blind rivet, a screw or the like. act.
- the support wall is made of a sheet Herge ⁇ provides, the long edges are formed as bends.
- an opening provided at the one long edge first bent portion with respect to the surface of the support wall a Abkan- tung angle ß on talking ent ⁇ substantially to the angle.
- a second fold on the other long edge is designed so that in the supporting position of the Supporting wall just rests on a substrate or a mounting surface of a support device.
- a profile is provided on the pivot axis opposite the other long side of the frame. It may be an extruded profile, for example a Z-profile, an L-profile or the like. , which is mounted on the other long side of the frame. The profile serves to engage in fastening means of a support device, on which the So ⁇ larmodul can be mounted.
- a kit comprising: an inventive solar module and two square tubes, each of said square tubes having a support surface and an opposed mounting surface, and wherein on the mounting surface, a first fastening means for buildin ⁇ account the support wall and a second fastening means for Attachment of provided with the profile other long side of the frame are pre-assembled.
- a mounting of it ⁇ inventive solar module on one of the two Kantroh- ren formed support means storm a particularly rigid support device can be manufactured.
- the two square tubes can also be anchored in the flat roof and / or provided with weights.
- the second fastening means are formed corresponding to the Pro ⁇ fil, so that the profile can be inserted therein and by pivoting the solar module in an operating position can be fixed. This further simplifies the assembly of the solar module ⁇ on the square pipes. To make a solid connection of the other long edge of the frame, it is only necessary to insert the profile in the second fastening means and to pivot. The attachment of separate fasteners or the like. is not required here.
- support elements made of an elastomer are attached to the support surface. Which makes a balance of unebe ⁇ nen underground or flat roof. A secure support of the square pipes on the ground is thus guaranteed.
- the kit may comprise connecting means for connecting two cantilevers in the longitudinal ⁇ direction. It may be U-profiles, Kantrohrabête or the like., Whose outer dimensions are chosen so that they inserted into an opening of the Kantrohre ⁇ and can be connected to them, for example by riveting.
- a connection or concatenation of several cantilevers in the longitudinal direction allows the production of large-area solar module. The proposed chaining a particularly high resistance to the attack of wind is achieved.
- a method for rebuilding a solar module according to the invention with the following steps: providing two cantilevers, each of which has a support surface and an opposite mounting surface, and wherein on the mounting surface a first attachment means for securing the support wall and a second attachment means is pre-mounted for attachment of the profiled other long side of the frame,
- the proposed method is simple, fast and cost ⁇ low feasible.
- To raise a solar module according to the invention it is only necessary to establish a connection between the support wall and the first attachment means, for example by means of blind rivet. This makes it possible to start up a large number of solar modules according to the invention in a short time.
- Fig. 2 shows the solar module assembly of FIG. 1 in mounted
- FIG. 3 shows the essential components of a kit
- 4 is a schematic side view of a first Monta ⁇ step
- Fig. 5 is a detail view of FIG. 4,
- FIG. 6 is a schematic side view of a second Mon ⁇ tage Colours
- Fig. 7 is a schematic side view of a third Mon ⁇ tage Colours
- Fig. 8 is a schematic side view of a fourth Mon ⁇ tage Marins and
- FIG. 9 is a detail view of FIG.
- a solar module S has a frame 1 with a first 2a and a second long side 2b and two short sides 3 connecting the long sides 2a, 2b.
- the frame 1 surrounds a photoelectric surface.
- ⁇ sign 4 is a, preferably hergestell ⁇ te from a metal sheet, referred to the support wall, which, 5b has a first long edge 5a and an opposite second long edge 5b and two long edges 5a joined short edges.
- the first 5a and the second long edge 5b and the short edges 6 are designed as bends. At the one ends of the short edges 6 tabs 7 extend to
- the reference numeral 8 denotes a Z-profile which is attached to the second long side 2b of the frame 1.
- Cantilever tubes 9 are provided on their (not visible here) support surface with support elements 10, which may be made of an elastomer, such as EPDM.
- support elements 10 On an Monta ⁇ M ge Chemistry the square tubes 9 a first fastening means 11 and a second attachment means 12, mounted for example with ⁇ means of blind rivet.
- Ver ⁇ connecting means are referred to, which are executed for example in the manner of a U-profile and inserted into the cantilever 9.
- the connecting means 13 serve a concatenation of the cantilever tubes 9 in the longitudinal direction.
- ventilation apertures in the support wall 4 are designated, which are provided in the region of the first lan ⁇ gen edge 5a.
- FIG. 2 shows the solar module arrangement according to FIG. 1 in the mounted state.
- the Z-profile 8 engages in the second fastening means 12.
- the support wall 4 is connected in the region of the corners of the second long edges 5b with the first attachment means 11, for example by means of blind rivets.
- drilling screws are designated with which a pivotal connection between the tabs 7 and the short sides 3 of the frame 1 is made.
- Fig. 3 shows the essential components of a kit according to the Invention ⁇ .
- the support wall 4 is in a transport position in which the short edges 6 overlap the short sides 3 of the frame 1.
- the second long edge 5b of the support wall 4 is designed as Ab ⁇ edging.
- a length of the second long edges 5 b is advantageously chosen so that the support wall 4 in Transport state an electrical connection box 16 does not overlap.
- the Kant ⁇ pipes 9 are kept in the kit in a preassembled condition, with the first 11 and the second fastening means 12 are so-like support members 10 buildin ⁇ Untitled already to the square tubes 9.
- Figs. 4 to 9 show the essential steps of a method of assembling the solar module assembly using the components of the kit shown in Fig. 3.
- a first assembly step two preassembled Kant ⁇ tubes 9 are placed substantially parallel to a substrate. Subsequently, the solar module S is introduced with the Z-profile 8 by moving in a direction substantially parallel to the Kantrohren 9 direction in the second fastening means 12.
- the solar module S is then pivoted in an abutment formed by the second fastening means 12.
- the support wall 4 is pivoted from its transportation position into a supporting position and brought into abutment with the first buildin ⁇ actuating medium. 11
- the short edges 6 of the support wall 4 form an angle with the short sides 3 of the frame 1. The angle here is between 80 and 110 °.
- the support wall 4 with the first loading attachment means 11 firmly connected.
- the assembly of the solar module assembly is completed.
- the proposed solar ⁇ module arrangement is stable, especially against wind or Storm influences. It is easy, inexpensive and quick to assemble.
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