Structural Composition

The PV walkway grating uses a steel grating as its base, with photovoltaic modules embedded or covering the grating surface through a modular design. Its core structure includes:

Steel Grating Base: Flat steel and crossbars (such as twisted square steel) are cross-welded together to form a load-bearing structure with square grids, ensuring the stability and impact resistance of the walkway.

Photovoltaic Modules: High-efficiency monocrystalline or polycrystalline silicon solar cells are selected and integrated with the steel grating through encapsulation processes to achieve power generation.

Surface Treatment: Hot-dip galvanizing or spraying processes are used to enhance corrosion resistance and extend service life.

Application Scenarios

Large-scale photovoltaic power plants

Serving as an operation and maintenance access point, connecting photovoltaic arrays for convenient equipment inspection and maintenance.

Industrial plant platforms

Replacing traditional ground materials, enabling space reuse, meeting both passage requirements and power generation.

Outdoor maintenance access points

Provide stable support and simultaneous power generation in scenarios such as bridges and highways.

Core Advantages

Strong Structural Stability

The steel grating base exhibits outstanding wind and impact resistance, adapting well to complex outdoor environments.

Efficient Space Utilization

Combining passageway and power generation functions achieves "dual-use of land," improving land utilization.

Convenient Installation

Modular design supports rapid assembly, resulting in high construction efficiency and simple maintenance.

Environmentally Friendly and Economical

The steel grating material has a high recyclability rate, and photovoltaic power generation reduces reliance on traditional energy sources, contributing to a low-carbon transition.