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Flat-roof PV · Romania
Romania Flat Roof PV on the ISOFLAT D13 Mounting System
Module rows covering the whole flat roof
In brief
ISOTEC supplied the ISOFLAT D13 east-west mounting system for a solar plant on a large flat roof in Romania. The system is ballasted without roof penetration and sets the modules back to back at a 13° tilt.
The project
A flat roof among ventilation units
The photograph looks straight down on a large flat roof crowded with ventilation and air-conditioning units. The module rows run between the units and the maintenance walkways and cover almost the whole roof; on the right, separate tilted module rows stand over a car park.
ISOFLAT D13 carries two module rows back to back in one symmetrical east-west structure. The modules stand at a 13° tilt, the roof covering is not drilled, and ballast takes up the load. The system is backed by the I.F.I. Aachen wind tunnel report.
Section · schematic
Technical details
- Tilt
- 13°
- Orientation
- East-west
- Structure
- Symmetrical, back to back
- Fixing
- Ballast, no drilling
- Roof covering
- Not drilled
- Roof type
- Flat roof
FAQ
Which mounting system was used in this reference?
ISOTEC's east-west system ISOFLAT D13 was used on this flat roof in Romania.
How is ISOFLAT D13 fixed to the roof?
The system is ballasted and does not penetrate the roof.
At what tilt do the modules stand?
ISOFLAT D13 carries the modules back to back in an east-west layout at a 13° tilt.
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