Solar Carport Steel Frame Installation in Wuzhi, Jiaozuo

Qingsong's solar carport project in Wuzhi, Jiaozuo, uses dark columns and main beams to form a courtyard frame, with multiple pale roof members above. The site lies between existing buildings. Component transport, installation using lifting equipment, and work beneath the frame are recorded as part of the same project.

Courtyard steel frame and roof members for a solar carport in Wuzhi, Jiaozuo
Dark main frame and pale roof members in the courtyard.

A frame between existing buildings

Dark columns stand on the paved courtyard, with main beams running along both sides and pale roof members arranged in a common direction. Existing buildings surround the structure, vehicles are visible beneath it, and a ground drain lies close to the carport.

Component transport and on-site lifting

Steel components are loaded together for transport, with openings in the columns and connection areas clearly visible. Lifting equipment is used to install the components on site. Main beams and columns form the three-dimensional frame, while cables and materials awaiting tidying remain on the ground.

Steel components for the Wuzhi solar carport loaded for transport
Steel components loaded for transport.
Main beams and lifting equipment at the Wuzhi carport installation site
Lifting equipment used during frame installation.

Roof support and further layout planning

Multiple pale roof members span between the dark main beams, with their ends defining the roof edge. Solar carport planning can coordinate the structural layout with panel arrangement, vehicle circulation and maintenance access, so that roof equipment and the space below work together.

Overall view of the Wuzhi solar carport frame between buildings
Carport steel frame between existing buildings.

The choice of solar carport frame needs to account for the roof layout, parking use and equipment maintenance.

For similar projects, see our solar carport solutions. A suitable layout can be discussed in relation to the site, its parking or activity use, and existing facilities.

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