Solar PV mounting plays a crucial role in supporting PV modules, with its design directly impacting the stability and efficiency of the solar power plant. Currently, the most commonly used mounting structure designs on the market can be categorized into two solutions: single-column bracket and double-column bracket. In this article, we will analyze the characteristics, advantages and applicable scenarios of the two structures, and find the “best partner” for your PV project!

Single-Column Solar Bracket

1. Structural Features: The foundation design of the single-column bracket usually adopts piles with large diameters to ensure the stability of single-point support. This design cleverly distributes the weight of the PV modules while minimizing land usage.

2. Advantages: Due to its simple structure, the single-column bracket requires relatively less material, and the installation process is much quicker, which greatly shortens the construction cycle and thus reduces the project cost. Additionally, the structure is less prone to water accumulation, making maintenance easier and further lowering long-term operational costs.

3. Applicable Scenarios: The single-column bracket has flexible layout and strong terrain adaptability, and is particularly suitable for flat terrain, simple foundation or small-scale solar power plant systems.

Double-Column Solar Bracket

The double-column bracket, also known as the T-shaped bracket, consists of two columns perpendicular to the ground and a beam. This design significantly enhances structural stability.

1. Structural Features: Although the pile diameter of the double-column bracket is relatively small, the double columns provide stronger support, ensuring more stable operation of the PV panels.

2. Advantages: The structural design of the double-column bracket can withstand greater wind and weight, which significantly reduces the risk of the bracket swaying and deforming under harsh weather conditions. It also demonstrates excellent adaptability to poor geological conditions, making it highly advantageous in terms of safety performance.

3. Applicable Scenarios: Double-column bracket layout is stable and bears force evenly, which is particularly suitable for strong wind areas, poor foundation conditions or large-scale solar power plant systems.

In practical application, it is necessary to comprehensively consider local climatic conditions, soil conditions, the load-bearing capacity of buildings, as well as factors such as the scale, budget, and maintenance requirements of the solar power plant, in order to ensure the selection of a cost-effective and efficient bracket solution that provides a solid guarantee for the stable operation of the solar power plant.

To choose the right solar mounting system solution, please pay attention to Huge Energy! We will provide you with professional consulting and services to help you build an efficient and stable solar power plant!