Maintenance of floating solar farms mainly includes the following aspects:
Cleaning photovoltaic panels: When photovoltaic panels are exposed to the outside for a long time, dust, bird droppings, etc. will accumulate on the surface, blocking sunlight and reducing power generation efficiency. Therefore, it is very important to use professional cleaning equipment to clean the surface of photovoltaic panels regularly.
Check core equipment: In addition to photovoltaic panels, core equipment such as inverters and junction boxes in the station are also the focus of maintenance. Technicians will check whether the internal circuits of these devices have signs of aging and short circuits, and use professional instruments to detect the operating parameters of electronic components to ensure their normal operation.
Prevent water accumulation and debris accumulation: Avoid water accumulation and debris accumulation around photovoltaic panels to ensure the normal operation of the equipment. Clean up the debris around the equipment regularly to keep the photovoltaic panels clean and dry.
Regularly check and replace aging parts: Regularly check whether the wires, connections, batteries and other parts are intact, and replace aging or damaged parts in time to ensure the normal operation of the system.
Measures to prevent sunburn and freezing: In high temperature environments, prevent photovoltaic panels from being exposed to the sun and causing excessive temperatures; in low temperature environments, take anti-freeze measures to prevent water pipes from freezing and cracking.