Can a double-column carbon steel ground structure shaped like the letter N really stabilize large-scale solar arrays on uneven terrain while resisting 60 m/s winds with less than 1.4 KN/M2 snow pressure
In utility-scale photovoltaic projects, the ground mounting system often becomes the hidden bottleneck of both CAPEX and OPEX. Single-pole systems may save steel on flat, uniform soil but struggle on slopes or high-wind corridors; concrete-ballasted systems add dead load and complicate drainage; lightweight aluminum spans cost more and may flex excessively under heavy bifacial modules.…










