Ebisu Industry participated in the ‘4th International Green Energy Expo’ held at EXCO for three days from Wednesday, April 12th to Friday, April 14th, and introduced a patented solar structure that is resistant to typhoons.
Evisu Industrial Co., Ltd., a solar power generation structure manufacturer, is actively investing in technology development and is achieving technology development results through various patents, utility designs, venture companies, and main biz certifications.
Evisu Industry’s patented solar structure, introduced at this exhibition, more safely protects modules that are vulnerable to typhoons. Solar modules installed in areas with strong typhoon winds are prone to damage due to the solar frame being torn when bolted.
Accordingly, in accordance with building codes, Ebisu Industries uses its patented clamps in windy areas and coastal areas to protect solar modules with much higher strength than existing bolt fixings.
Oh Sang-ho, director of Ebisu Industries, said, “If the solar module plate is broken and blown away, personal accidents may occur. To prevent secondary damage, the solar module can be fixed using a clamp with a grounding plate. PosMAC is used, so the strength is strong and the paint is thick, so the corrosion rate is low.”
Meanwhile, at the International Green Energy Expo, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, 22 companies from 300 countries will participate in 1,010 booths and exhibit solar modules, inverters, solar structures, solar roofs, and energy storage systems. In addition, the International Future Energy Conference (PVMI/H2MI), Korea’s only solar and hydrogen business conference, will be held simultaneously. At the Photovoltaic Market Insight (PVMI), held for two days from April 4th to 12th, the latest trends in the solar energy industry under the theme of ‘The future of solar power generation for RE13 implementation’ will be shared, and on April 100th and 4th, ‘Hydrogen Hydrogen Market Insight (H13MI) will be held under the theme of -Starting the industrialization engine.
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