Patent classifications
F24S40/20
Self powered and timer based solar panel cleaning system
The present invention relates to self powered and timer based solar panel cleaning system that is operated by self generating electrical power from solar energy and reduces wear and tear problem of moving parts. In this system, the microcontroller (54) is interfaced with motor driver (51) and brush driver (52). Said motor driver (51) and brush driver (52) control the speed of wheel motor (32) and brush driver (33). When ultrasonic sensor (5) sends signal to microcontroller (54), said microcontroller (54) generates and transmits signal to wheel motor driver (51) and brush driver (52). Thus, when structure reaches nearby the end edge of the solar panel array, said drivers gradually reduce r.p.m. of wheel motor (32) and brush motor (33) and then motors stop when machine reaches to opposite platform. Thus, during alteration of mode, r.p.m. of motors will be at substantially low that prevents the moving parts from damage.
Self powered and timer based solar panel cleaning system
The present invention relates to self powered and timer based solar panel cleaning system that is operated by self generating electrical power from solar energy and reduces wear and tear problem of moving parts. In this system, the microcontroller (54) is interfaced with motor driver (51) and brush driver (52). Said motor driver (51) and brush driver (52) control the speed of wheel motor (32) and brush driver (33). When ultrasonic sensor (5) sends signal to microcontroller (54), said microcontroller (54) generates and transmits signal to wheel motor driver (51) and brush driver (52). Thus, when structure reaches nearby the end edge of the solar panel array, said drivers gradually reduce r.p.m. of wheel motor (32) and brush motor (33) and then motors stop when machine reaches to opposite platform. Thus, during alteration of mode, r.p.m. of motors will be at substantially low that prevents the moving parts from damage.
Solar carport and water management and icicle prevent system for solar carports and canopies
The embodiments are apparatuses, systems and methods of water management and icicle prevention for solar carports, and are designed to catch drips between rows of, and water run-off from, the low side of inclined photovoltaic modules arranged to form the roof of the solar carport or canopy.
Photovoltaic cleaning device and windproof device thereof
A photovoltaic cleaning device and a windproof device thereof are provided according to the present application. The windproof device of the photovoltaic cleaning device includes a locking bracket, a locking arm, and a drive device configured to drive the locking arm to move relative to the locking bracket. The locking arm has a locking position of extending into a restricting position of the locking bracket, and a cleaning working position of exiting the restricting position of the locking bracket. During the mounting of the photovoltaic cleaning device, one of the locking arm and the locking bracket is mounted to the cleaning module, and the other is mounted to the supporting frame of the photovoltaic module.
Device for treating smooth surfaces, in particular the surface of photovoltaic and solar systems
A device for treating smooth surfaces includes a treatment unit, a support structure with a pivoting support arm for positioning and holding the treatment unit and a load balancer for setting and automatically controlling the contact pressure acting on the surface to be treated by the treatment unit. The treatment unit in the form of a spraying device includes at least one support roller or support wheel for supporting the treatment unit against the surface to be treated.
METHOD FOR CONTROLLING A FLYING OBJECT FOR CLEANING SURFACES
1. Method for controlling a flying body for cleaning surfaces
2.1. Flying bodies can cover large distances between arrangements of smooth and curved surfaces without requiring manual manipulation. This reduces personnel requirements and enables large surfaces to be maintained, for example solar power stations, in a fully automated manner.
2.2. The method for controlling a flying body for cleaning surfaces consists of detecting the surrounding surfaces of an object to be cleaned, directing the flying body with respect thereto and structuring the flight path. As a result, the surface can be cleaned particularly efficiently and, if needed, worked on further.
2.3. Said method for controlling a flying object for cleaning surfaces is suitable for use on glass facades or on solar power stations, particularly in arid regions.
Solar carport and water management and icicle prevent system for solar carports and canopies
The embodiments are apparatuses, systems and methods of water management and icicle prevention for solar carports, and are designed to catch drips between rows of, and water run-off from, the low side of inclined photovoltaic modules arranged to form the roof of the solar carport or canopy.
AUTONOMOUS ROBOT FOR TRANSFERRING A SOLAR PANEL AND SOLAR TRACKER CLEANING ROBOT
Autonomous robot for transporting a robotic cleaner for cleaning at least one solar table of at least one solar row, including a platform, a plurality of wheels, at least one drive motor, a plurality of pistons, an upper rail and a lower rail, at least two tilt sensors, at least one rechargeable power source, at least one proximity sensor, a stop sensor, at least two positioning sensors, a processor and a wireless communicator, the upper and lower rails each being respectively coupled with at least two of the pistons, a first tilt sensor coupled with the upper rail and a second tilt sensor coupled with the lower rail, wherein the pistons can respectively raise and lower the upper and lower rails, each one of the pistons can be independently raised and lowered and the robotic cleaner can communicate wirelessly with the autonomous robot and coordinate cleaning of the solar table.
AUTONOMOUS ROBOT FOR TRANSFERRING A SOLAR PANEL AND SOLAR TRACKER CLEANING ROBOT
Autonomous robot for transporting a robotic cleaner for cleaning at least one solar table of at least one solar row, including a platform, a plurality of wheels, at least one drive motor, a plurality of pistons, an upper rail and a lower rail, at least two tilt sensors, at least one rechargeable power source, at least one proximity sensor, a stop sensor, at least two positioning sensors, a processor and a wireless communicator, the upper and lower rails each being respectively coupled with at least two of the pistons, a first tilt sensor coupled with the upper rail and a second tilt sensor coupled with the lower rail, wherein the pistons can respectively raise and lower the upper and lower rails, each one of the pistons can be independently raised and lowered and the robotic cleaner can communicate wirelessly with the autonomous robot and coordinate cleaning of the solar table.
MULTI-PURPOSE CLEANING SYSTEM
A multi-purpose cleaning system for cleaning glasses/stickers/solar panels is disclosed. The disclosed cleaning system is based on a housing movably arranged on an object to be cleaned; cleaning elements to clean the object; rotary devices to enable movement of the housing across the object to facilitate cleaning of the object; a control unit configured to actuate the rotary devices; and a spring mechanism operatively coupled to the rotary devices. The spring mechanism is configured such that the spring mechanism either gets compressed or extended when the rotary devices are actuated to move the housing to clean a cleaning area of the object. A biasing spring force of the compressed or extended spring mechanism facilitates movement of the housing from the cleaning area of the object to be cleaned to a rest position on the object.