Land and Roof SPP installation

Land and Roof SPP installation

Land and Roof SPP (Solar Power Plant) installation refers to the two basic installation types of systems used to generate electricity from solar energy. Here are the basic issues to be known about both types of SPP installation:

Land SPP Installation:
Land Selection:

Solar power plants are usually installed on large lands. It is important to choose a smooth topography to increase efficiency and produce more energy.
Panel Arrangement:

Solar panels are arranged in a certain order. The array usually aims for high efficiency in order to get the best path for the sun to follow.
Inverters and Equipment:

Inverters and other equipment are used to convert direct current (DC) electricity from solar panels into alternating current (AC) that can be used in homes and businesses.
Infrastructure and Connection:

Appropriate infrastructure and energy transmission lines are established for connection to the electrical energy grid. It is connected to the energy grid with high voltage lines.
Monitoring and Maintenance:

In some systems, solar panels can be equipped with monitoring systems that follow the movement of the sun. Although maintenance requirements are low, regular maintenance and monitoring practices are important.
Roof SPP Installation:
Roof Inspection:

For rooftop SPP installation, it is necessary to determine the load that the roof can carry and the best exposure angle to sunlight.
Panel Installation:

Solar panels are mounted on the roof. This is usually realised using framed or frameless mounting systems.
Connections and Inverters:

The energy obtained from the panels is converted from direct current to alternating current through inverters and used to meet the energy needs of the building.
Roof Safety and Durability:

Roof-mounted solar panels affect the safety and durability of the building roof. Adequate safety measures should be taken and the structural integrity of the roof should be considered.
Connection and Grid Integration:

Rooftop SPP systems are usually integrated into the building's internal power grid. Excess generated energy can be sold or stored in the power grid.
Monitoring and Maintenance:

Since rooftop SPP systems are generally smaller in scale, maintenance requirements are generally lower. However, regular monitoring and maintenance is still important.
In both types of installations, attention should be paid to local regulations, environmental impacts and sunlight potential. SPP installations can reduce environmental impacts and lower energy costs by contributing to sustainable energy production.