Soletrax, through its technical team, has achieved a significant milestone in the development of its innovative fixed structure for photovoltaic plants, FIXONE™, by successfully passing wind tunnel tests conducted at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid/Instituto de la Riva. This structure, designed with a focus on reliability and ease of assembly, represents an important milestone in Soletrax’s commitment to technical excellence and innovation in the field of solar energy.
FIXONE™ is designed with the concept of being the fixed structure for photovoltaic plants that meets our customers’ real needs. It stands out for its focus on reliability and ease of installation, as well as its versatility to adapt to a variety of topographical conditions. Designed to be attractive, simple, and customizable for each project, this structure offers a robust and competitive solution for installing solar panels in photovoltaic plants.
By successfully passing these tests, Soletrax has demonstrated its ability to meet the highest calculation and design standards in the solar energy industry. Passing this test, together with finite element modeling (FEM analysis) using ANSYS and the calibration of these models with real field tests, strengthens FIXONE™’s position as a reliable and competitive structure that can adapt to a variety of environments and climatic conditions.
Once testing and third-party certifications are completed, Soletrax’s technical team is ready to bring FIXONE™ to market and offer a solid and reliable solution for photovoltaic projects worldwide.
