Arctech Launches First Dual Row Solar Tracker

• Arctech has actually successfully released its most current solar tracking solution SkyWings.
• SkyWings is the initial twin-row solar tracker worldwide with a multi-point drive mechanism, made possible by the exclusive bidirectional slew drives.

Solar tracker maker, Arctech has successfully launched its latest Dual Row Solar Tracker SkyWings. According to the firm, SkyWings is the first twin-row solar tracker on the planet with a multi-point drive mechanism, enabled by the proprietary bidirectional slew drives.

According to Arctech, SkyWings incorporates the benefit of two-row trackers with the high stiffness made possible by multi-point drive architecture to be comfortable with undulating terrain. Due to the ingenious bidirectional slew drives, two tracker rows can move in unison at the same time.

The company claimed, "With a 15% resistance for undulation in both E-W as well as N-S directions, surrounding rows can undulate much more easily. The ingenious solar tracking service fits even more PV modules than previous conventional solar tracking systems under the exact same topographical conditions due to SkyWings' modular architecture, which likewise provides flexibility to the plant framework."

SkyWings, Dual Row Solar Tracker, is assisted by the multi-point drive mechanism as well as specifically built torque tube-- the trademarked three-way D torque tube-- which permits storing in a straight position with the highest security along with more powerful adaptation to undulating terrains.

To reduce cracking and delamination on the existing large-size modules, storing level considerably lowers stress on the PV module surface. SkyWings just begins storing at 22 m/s, producing approximately 2% greater energy outcome every year and also reducing levelized energy costs because of this.

The company likewise adds that, when contrasted to projects utilizing standard 1P trackers, SkyWings' message period can be raised as much as 10 meters, lowering setup prices by approximately 20% and the general EPC cost by approximately 2%.

SkyWings' second-generation AI algorithms (Dual Row Solar Tracker) enable it to establish the most effective tracker tilt in a range of topographies and also situations, enabling real-time shade evasion as well as approximately 8% even more energy manufacturing.

Arctech has simply launched a rare factory outside China in India, a 3 GW capacity established in Mundhra, Gujarat, in association with Adani backed Jash Energy.