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Title: HARNESSING THE POWER OF PRECISION: THE PHILIPPSEE FLOATING PHOTOVOLTAIC PROJECT

WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA / BAD SCHÖNBORN, GERMANY, 25 APRIL 202- O&L Nexentury Engineering redefines the future of renewable energy with the launch of the visionary Philippsee Floating Photovoltaic (PV) Project in Bad Schönborn, Germany. As a flagship initiative of the Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group, this project stands as a testament to our commitment to innovative engineering and sustainable development. With this article, we delve into the technical specifics that set this project apart in the realm of renewable energy. Technical Specifications and Design ExcellenceSolar Panels: At the core of Philippsee's design are 25,732 high-performance solar panels from Reisen, renowned for their durability and efficiency. These panels are divided into two specifications: 13,242 units at 580 Wp (Watt-peak - unit used to measure the output power of photovoltaic (solar) panels under standard test conditions) and 12,490 units at 585 Wp, summing up to a significant 15 MWp capacity. These panels are strategically mounted on robust steel frames paired with injection-moulded plastic pontoons, designed for resilience and stability on water. Floating Structure: The pontoons, often referred to as ponton floats, form the foundational floating structures that mimic boats. A total of 1,434 ponton floats create a stable base for the solar panels, ingeniously designed to withstand the dynamic aquatic environment through custom injection moulding.Anchoring System: Anchoring these structures are steel I-beam anchors, tailored in length from 6 to 10 meters to match the varying densities of the lakebed. These anchors are coupled with thick marine mooring anchors and marine nylon cables, ensuring a secure and durable installation.Inverters and Cabling: Energy conversion is managed by...

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