on the wind pressure test of the rigid model, -dimensional windthe threeinduced- vibration characteristics of the photovoltaic module were investigated using finite element simulation
Photovoltaic (PV) modules are mainly mounted on the ground and on roofs. Recently, cable-supported PV modules have been proposed to replace traditional beams using suspension
An analysis of the wind-induced vibration responses of the flexible PV support structures was conducted. The results indicated that the mid-span displacements and the axial forces in the wind-resistant cables are
TL;DR: In this article, the upper and lower surfaces of a photovoltaic (PV) module comprised of 24 individual PV panels were studied experimentally in a wind tunnel for four different wind
In this paper, we mainly consider the parametric analysis of the disturbance of the flexible photovoltaic (PV) support structure under two kinds of wind loads, namely, mean
Taking a three-cable flexible photovoltaic(PV)support structure as the research subject, a finite element model was established. Utilizing a full-order flutter analysis method,
There are, however, few studies concerned with the aeroelastic vibration of PV structures under the tension cable support system. Tamura et al. [14] studied the aerodynamic
Liu et al. (2023) studied the wind-induced response and critical wind velocity of a 33-m-span flexible PV module support structure using wind tunnel tests, The wind-induced
Semantic Scholar extracted view of "Experimental study on critical wind velocity of a 33-meter-span flexible photovoltaic support structure and its mitigation" by Jiaqi Liu et al.
The wind-induced response and vibration modes of the flexible photovoltaic (PV) modules support structures with different parameters were investigated by using wind tunnel based on elastic
The support structure is regarded as a flexible continuous cantilever structure, which is simplified by Euler-Bernoulli beam model. The general solution of lateral free vibration is:
As the solar panel tilt angle increases from 0° to 60°, the support reaction wind-induced vibration coefficient (β z_f) ranges from 1.07 to 1.67, and the displacement wind
Photovoltaic (PV) system is an essential part in renewable energy development, which exhibits huge market demand. In comparison with traditional rigid-supported photovoltaic (PV) system, the flexible photovoltaic
With consideration of PV system, He et al. studied the wind-induced response of the flexible PV modules under different wind speeds, finding that due to the characteristics of high flexibility and low damping of PV
The flexible photovoltaic module support system, which can be used in complex and long-span environments, has been widely studied and applied in recent years. In this study, the wind
Aeroelastic model wind tunnel tests The wind-induced vibration response of flexible PV support structure under different cases was studied by using aeroelastic model for wind tunnel test, including different tilt angles of PV modules, different initial force of cables, and different wind speeds.
However, because the cable-supported PV modules also possess high flexibility and low damping, they are prone to large vibrations under wind excitation. In the present study, a series of wind tunnel tests were conducted to simulate the wind-induced vibration (WIV) of a type of cable-supported PV modules.
Under the circumstance, the span of the fixed PV supports is too small, which leads to the innovative use of flexible PV module support structure. The concept of flexible PV support structure was first introduced by Baumgartner [7, 8, 9] in which the PV panels were supported by cables (see Figure 1).
Wind-induced vibration (WIV) in cable-supported systems plays a critical role in determining structural safety , . Research related to wind-induced vibration in flexible PV support systems is still relatively limited.
For aeroelastic model tests, it can be observed that the flexible PV support structure is prone to large vibrations under cross winds. The mean vertical displacement of the flexible PV support structure increases with the wind speed and tilt angle of the PV modules.
Modal analysis reveals that the flexible PV support structures do not experience resonant frequencies that could amplify oscillations. The analysis also provides insights into the mode shapes of these structures. An analysis of the wind-induced vibration responses of the flexible PV support structures was conducted.
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