TWM568880U - Waterproof connection structure - Google Patents

Abstract

A waterproof connection structure that cooperates with an array of solar panels to form a facade wall or roof panel of a building. The waterproof connection structure comprises two halves and a joint. The two halves are interposed between the two solar panels, and the joint covers the joint between the two halves, so that rainwater flows into the water guiding channel formed by each of the semi-assemblies, thereby avoiding penetration into the building. .

Description

Waterproof connection structure

The present invention relates to a waterproof connection structure, and more particularly to a waterproof connection structure for assembling a plurality of solar panels.

In recent years, the international awareness of environmental protection has gradually increased. How to use green energy reasonably has become an important environmental issue. In Green Energy Technology, solar power generation has attracted attention because of its low cost and simple operation. At present, the most common way of generating solar energy is to use solar panels in the idle area of the top floor of the building. The photoelectric semiconductor converts the light energy into electrical energy and stores it for use, thereby saving energy. Specifically, the conventional method of installing solar panels is to erect scaffolding on the top floor, form a grille on the top surface of the scaffolding, and then embed the solar panels in the grille on the scaffolding. However, when it rains, the rainwater will leak from the gap between the solar panel and the scaffolding to the top floor of the building, and the scaffold will oxidize and rust over time. The original scaffold must be removed for replacement during maintenance. It takes time and labor to waste building materials.

Taiwan Patent Application No. M466143 provides a solar tile comprising a tile body and a solar panel. A mating portion is respectively disposed at two ends of the tile body. The combination of the mating portions of the upper and lower tiles can provide rain and heat insulation effects. However, in the above prior art, each of the tiles is fixed by two other tiles. If the ends of the tiles are damaged, all the connected columns of tiles must be disassembled to remove the damaged tiles. . Therefore, the prior art has been improved.

The purpose of the present invention is to solve the problems of the above-mentioned prior art large-area flat workpieces which are easily bent and deformed, resulting in construction difficulties.

To achieve the above object, the present invention provides a waterproof connection structure for use with a solar panel array to form a facade wall or roof panel of a building, the solar panel array being defined as a plurality of courses, and a plurality of columns. The waterproof connection structure comprises a plurality of row connection units, each of the row connection units comprises two halves, and a link. Each of the half assemblies includes a first wall, a second wall extending from one end of the first wall, a third wall connected to the second wall and disposed parallel to the first wall, and a third wall located away from the third wall a fourth wall extending from one end of the second wall toward the first wall, and a port interposed between the first wall and the fourth wall, the first wall, the second wall, the third wall And the fourth wall together constitutes a water conduit. The connecting member comprises a partition body, two extending portions respectively extending from the partition body, and two joint portions respectively disposed at the ends of each of the extending portions. Each of the row connecting units is respectively located between two adjacent solar panels on the horizontal row, and the two halves are interposed between the two solar panels, and each of the first walls is respectively disposed on one of the solar panels. The outer edge covers the seam between the two halves, and the two extensions respectively pass through the openings of the two halves, and each of the joints is connected to the first wall of the two halves. And the joint between the partition and the two solar panels is respectively connected to each of the water guiding channels.

Further, the waterproof connection structure further includes a plurality of column connection units, each of the column connection units including a clamping member and a bearing member. The clamping member comprises a bottom plate, two vertical walls extending from opposite ends of the bottom plate, and two pressure plates respectively connected to the vertical wall and extending away from the vertical wall. The bearing member comprises a bottom portion, two bearing portions respectively located at opposite ends of the bottom portion and having a step difference with the bottom portion, and two partition portions respectively located at each of the bearing portions away from the other end of the bottom portion, and two and each The bearing portion is equal in height and is connected to each of the water blocking portions of the drain portion. Each of the column connecting units is respectively located between two adjacent solar panels on the column, and the two columns are respectively pressed against each of the bearing portions by the pressing plate, and the bottom plate is fixedly connected At the bottom, each of the abutting portions and the two solar panels are respectively connected to each of the drainage portions.

Further, an end of each of the water guiding channels is connected to each of the drain portions.

Further, the first wall has a stepped depression toward the solar panel, and the joint portion forms a barb corresponding to the step.

Further, each of the half assemblies includes a reinforcing rib connecting the first wall and the third wall.

The waterproof connection structure of the present invention adopts a configuration of different waterproof structures in a row and a column. When one of the solar panels needs to be replaced, it is only necessary to remove the adjacent row connecting unit and the column connecting unit, and the single solar panel can be removed for repair or replacement. There are no problems with the use of tiles to remove the connected solar panels.

For a more detailed description of the technical features and operation modes of the present application, and with reference to the illustrations, please refer to the review. In addition, the drawings in this creation are not necessarily drawn to scale in order to facilitate the description, and the proportions in the drawings are not intended to limit the scope of the claimed invention.

For the technique of this creation, please refer to Figures 1 to 3. The present invention provides a waterproof connection structure for use with a solar panel array 900 to form a facade or roof panel of a building. The solar panel array 900 has a plurality of solar panels 20, and the solar panels 20 are arranged along a plane, and can be defined as a plurality of courses, and a plurality of columns. The waterproof connection structure comprises a plurality of rows of connection units, each of the row connection units for connecting two solar panels 20 adjacent to the row. And each of the row connecting units includes two halves 10 and a connecting member 30.

Specifically, each of the half assemblies 10 includes a first wall 11 , a second wall 12 extending from one end of the first wall 11 , and a second wall 12 connected to the first wall 11 . a third wall 13 , a fourth wall 14 located at an end of the third wall 13 away from the second wall 12 and extending toward the first wall 11 , and between the first wall 11 and the fourth wall 14 The first wall 11, the second wall 12, the third wall 13, and the fourth wall 14 together form a water conduit 16. Each of the half assemblies 10 includes a reinforcing rib 17 connecting the first wall 11 and the third wall 13 for reinforcing the structure of each of the half assemblies 10. In this embodiment, each of the half assemblies 10 is disposed on one side of the solar panel 20, and the other side of the solar panel 20 is provided with another half assembly 10. Each of the half assemblies 10 may be combined with the solar panels 20 by soldering or the like, or may be a part of the solar panel 20 frame integrally formed, which is not limited herein.

Referring to FIGS. 3 to 5 , the connecting member 30 includes a partition 31 , two extending portions 32 extending from the partition 31 , and two joints respectively disposed at the ends of each of the extending portions 32 . 33. In this embodiment, the first wall 11 has a step 111 recessed toward the solar panel 20, and the joint portion 33 forms a barb corresponding to the step 111, so that the joint portion 33 can be engaged with the step 111. .

The following describes the combination and function of this creation. Each of the row connecting units is located between the adjacent solar panels 20 on the horizontal row. The two halves 10 are interposed between the two solar panels 20, and each of the first walls 11 is disposed on one of the outer edges of the solar panel 20, and the spacer 31 covers the seam between the two halves 10. The two extending portions 32 respectively pass through the through openings 15 of the two semi-assemblies 10 , and each of the connecting portions 33 is connected to the first wall 11 of the two halves 10 , and the partition 31 and the two solar panels 20 The seams are respectively communicated with each of the water conduits 16. Thereby, when there is water seepage into the joint between the partition 31 and the two solar panels 20, it can be discharged through each of the water guiding channels 16.

Referring to Fig. 6, it is the aspect of the creation of the roof panel. When it rains, the rainwater slides down the inclination of the solar panel array 900, and it is possible to infiltrate from the joint of the partition 31 and the solar panel 20. At this time, the infiltrated rainwater enters the water conduit 16 from the port 15, and is discharged from the water conduit 16 to both sides without penetrating into the house. Referring to Figure 7, it is the embodiment of the creation of the facade wall. When it rains, the rainwater slides down the wall surface and may infiltrate from the seam of the partition 31 and the solar panel 20. At this time, the infiltrated rainwater enters the water guiding passage 16 through the opening 15, and is blocked by the fourth wall 14 and then discharged to the both sides by the water guiding passage 16 without penetrating into the house. Thereby achieving a waterproof effect.

Referring to FIGS. 8-10, the waterproof connection structure further includes a plurality of column connecting units, each of the column connecting units including a clamping member 40 and a bearing member 50. Each of the column connecting units is for connecting two of the solar panels 20 adjacent to the column.

Specifically, the clamping member 40 includes a bottom plate 41, two vertical walls 42 extending from opposite ends of the bottom plate 41, and two pressure plates 43 respectively connected to the vertical wall 42 and extending away from each other. The abutting member 50 includes a bottom portion 51, and two abutting portions 52 respectively located at opposite ends of the bottom portion 51 and having a step difference from the bottom portion 51. Two of the bearing portions 52 are located away from the other end of the bottom portion 51. The drain portion 53 and the two are equal to each of the abutting portions 52 and are respectively connected to the water blocking portion 54 of each of the drain portions 53.

Each of the column connecting units is located between the adjacent two solar panels 20 on the column, and the two column connecting units are respectively pressed by each of the pressing plates 43 against each of the bearing portions 52. The bottom plate 41 is fixedly connected to the bottom portion 51, and each of the bearing portions 52 and the two solar panels 20 are respectively connected to each of the drain portions 53. When the present invention is used in a shingle, each of the column connecting units is preferably inclined along the roof, so that the solar panel array 900, each of the row connecting units, and each of the column connecting units are combined. Each of the drain portions 53 can be inclined toward the eaves direction and discharge the accumulated water. The end of each of the water guiding channels 16 should be connected to each of the drain portions 53 for the purpose of confluence and drainage.

The content of the present invention has been described in detail above, but the above is only the preferred embodiment of the present invention, and the scope of the present invention cannot be limited by this, that is, the equal change of the scope of patent application according to the present invention is Modifications shall remain within the scope of the patents of this creation.

10‧‧‧ half-component

11‧‧‧ first wall

111‧‧‧ paragraph difference

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13‧‧‧ Third Wall

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16‧‧‧Water channel

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20‧‧‧ solar panels

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54‧‧‧Water Blocking Department

900‧‧‧Solar panel array

Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing the first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2: A perspective view of the solar panels and half components of the creation. Figure 3: Side view of the solar panels and half components of the creation. Fig. 4 is a perspective exploded view of the first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 5: A three-dimensional combination of the first embodiment of the creation. Figure 6: Schematic diagram of the use of the roof as a creation. Figure 7: This is a schematic diagram of the use of the facade as a facade. Figure 8 is a perspective exploded view of the second embodiment of the present invention. Figure 9 is a three-dimensional combination diagram of the second embodiment of the present invention. Figure 10: A side view of the second embodiment of the present invention. Figure 11 to Figure 13: A photo of the real-life waterproof connection structure.

Claims (5)

A waterproof connection structure is used in conjunction with a solar panel array to form a facade wall or a roof panel of a building, the solar panel array being defined as a plurality of courses, and a plurality of columns, the waterproof connection structure including a plurality of row connecting units, each of the row connecting units comprising: two halves, each of the half assemblies including a first wall, a second wall extending from one end of the first wall, and a second connecting a third wall disposed parallel to the first wall, a fourth wall extending from the end of the third wall away from the second wall and extending toward the first wall, and between the first wall and the fourth wall a port between the walls, the first wall, the second wall, the third wall and the fourth wall together form a water guiding channel; and a connecting member, the connecting member comprises a partition, and the two respectively are separated from the gap An extension portion of the body extension, and a joint portion respectively disposed at an end of each of the extension portions; wherein each of the row connection units is located between two adjacent solar panels on the horizontal row, and the two halves are between Between the two solar panels, each of the The first wall is respectively disposed on an outer edge of the one of the solar panels, the partition covers a seam between the two halves, and the two extensions respectively pass through the opening of the two halves, and each of the joints is connected The first wall of the two halves, and the seam of the partition and the two solar panels are respectively connected to each of the water guiding channels. The waterproof connection structure according to claim 1, further comprising a plurality of column connection units, each of the column connection units comprising: a clamping member comprising a bottom plate and two ends respectively from the bottom plate An extension wall, and two pressure plates respectively connected to the vertical wall and extending backward; and a bearing member comprising a bottom portion, two abutting portions respectively located at opposite ends of the bottom portion and having a step difference with the bottom portion Each of the abutting portions is away from the drain portion at the other end of the bottom portion, and is equal to each of the abutting portions and is respectively connected to each of the water blocking portions of the drain portion; wherein each of the column connecting units is located vertically Between the two adjacent solar panels, the two columns are respectively pressed against each of the bearing portions by the pressing plate, the bottom plate is fixedly connected to the bottom portion, and each of the bearing portions is fixedly connected to the bottom portion A joint with the two solar panels is respectively connected to each of the drain portions. The waterproof connection structure according to claim 2, wherein an end of each of the water conduits is connected to each of the drainage portions. The waterproof connection structure according to claim 1, wherein the first wall has a stepped depression toward the solar panel, and the joint portion forms a barb corresponding to the step. The waterproof connection structure of claim 1, wherein each of the half assemblies includes a reinforcing rib connecting the first wall and the third wall.