Before installing solar spiral piles, it is necessary to fully understand the geological conditions to ensure that the soil bearing capacity meets the design requirements. Regularly inspect and maintain spiral piles, promptly identify and address potential issues, and ensure their long-term stable operation. Solar spiral piles are essential components in the construction of solar power plants, and their performance and quality directly affect the stability and safety of solar power plants. Therefore, special attention should be paid to relevant matters during the selection and use process.

Solar spiral piles are widely used in the construction of solar power stations, especially in ground-based photovoltaic power stations and distributed photovoltaic systems. They are used to fix solar panel brackets, ensuring that solar panels can stably receive sunlight and convert it into electrical energy. The technical parameters and specifications of solar spiral piles vary depending on the manufacturer and application scenario. Generally speaking, its specifications include pile diameter, pile length, number and size of spiral blades, etc. The specific parameters need to be determined based on factors such as the design requirements of the solar power station, geological conditions, and soil bearing capacity.