The first semi-submersible offshore photovoltaic platform in China was delivered by CIMC Raffles.
CTOnews.com, April 6, CTOnews.com, the official Wechat account of CIMC today updated an article announcing that China's first independent intellectual property rights semi-submersible offshore floating photovoltaic power generation platform developed by CIMC Raffles has recently been towed and officially delivered to CIMG Ocean Technology (Yantai) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "CIMG").
CTOnews.com learned from the official Wechat account of CIMC that the half of the submersible offshore floating photovoltaic platform is equipped with four single floating squares, with a total installed capacity of 400kWp and a total clean deck area of about 1900 square meters.
The platform is composed of eight systems: floating structure support system, buoyant material system, multi-body connection and mooring system, fender anti-collision system, photovoltaic power generation and inverter system, intelligent monitoring system, dynamic submarine cable transmission system and power absorption system. it can meet the safe operation in the open sea area with wave height of 6.5 meters, wind speed of 34 meters per second and tide range of 4.6 meters.
In addition, as the first generation of offshore photovoltaic products of CIMC Raffles, its successful installation and smooth delivery fully demonstrated the delivery capability of CIMC Raffles in commercial scale semi-submersible PV platforms. It is an important milestone for CIMC Raffles and CIMC to successfully explore in the photovoltaic field.
