1. Load Calculation: The required load-bearing capacity of the clamps must be accurately calculated based on data such as wind speed and snow pressure at the project site, combined with the weight of the photovoltaic panels and the support structure. For example, in coastal areas with wind speeds of 30 m/s, the safety factor of the clamps needs to be at least 2.5.
2. Material Matching: Material selection should be based on the corrosiveness of the environment: hot-dip galvanized carbon steel is suitable for general industrial areas; 316L stainless steel is required for chemical industrial areas or salt spray environments; in desert areas, sand and dust abrasion must be considered, and surface-hardened alloy steel should be preferred.
3. Installation Ease: Modular design can significantly shorten the construction cycle. A mountain power station project used quick-installation clamps, with pre-installed bolts and positioning pins, reducing the installation time per set from 15 minutes to 3 minutes, and shortening the overall construction period by 20 days.