Flexible assembly with stainless steel mesh packaging structure
AssigneeGolden Solar (Quanzhou) New Energy Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorHsin-Wang Chiu
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AssigneeGolden Solar (Quanzhou) New Energy Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorHsin-Wang Chiu
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A flexible assembly with a stainless steel mesh packaging structure includes a flexible back plate, a first hot melt adhesive, a solar cell string, a stainless steel mesh, a second hot melt adhesive, and a flexible front plate. The flexible back plate and the flexible front plate are respectively arranged on the outer surface of the first hot melt adhesive and the outer surface of the second hot melt adhesive, and the solar cell string and the stainless steel mesh are arranged between the first hot melt adhesive and the second hot melt adhesive. The stainless steel mesh is arranged at partial or all positions around the outer edge of the solar cell string and is continuously distributed or separately distributed. The stainless steel mesh is arranged around the solar cell string to further strengthen the strength of the flexible assembly and improve the tearing resistance of the flexible assembly.
A flexible assembly with a stainless steel mesh packaging structure, comprising a flexible back plate, a first hot melt adhesive, a solar cell string, a stainless steel mesh, a second hot melt adhesive, and a flexible front plate, wherein the flexible back plate and the flexible front plate are respectively arranged on an outer surface of the first hot melt adhesive and an outer surface of the second hot melt adhesive, the solar cell string and the stainless steel mesh are arranged between the first hot melt adhesive and the second hot melt adhesive, wherein the solar cell string is in direct physical contact with the first hot melt adhesive and the second hot melt adhesive, and the stainless steel mesh is also in direct physical contact with the first hot melt adhesive and the second hot melt adhesive;
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