Back Sheet
Solar Back sheet - The solar panel back sheet serves as the outermost layer of a photovoltaic module, serving multiple crucial roles. It is primarily designed to shield the photovoltaic cells and internal electrical components while also providing electrical insulation.
Additionally, the back sheet acts as a robust weatherproof barrier, safeguarding the module against environmental elements such as rain, moisture, and other adverse conditions.
Type of back sheet -
1.Two-side Fluoropolymer layered Back sheet:This consists mainly of PVDF or PVF on either side of the PET based back sheet at the core.
2.Single-side Fluoropolymer layered Back sheet:One way of reducing the cost of the back sheet while maintaining satisfactory behavior and durability is to reduce the number of fluoropolymer layers from two to one. In this case, the layered structure is formed mainly with PVF or PVDF on the airside and with PET or EVA layers on the inner side.
3.Non-Fluoropolymer layered Back sheet:This consists of a specialized H-PET (Hydrolysed PET) on Air-side, with PET disposed on the central followed by EVA/Polyolefinic layer on the cell side.
A typical backsheet is composed of three core layers
Outer Protective Layer (Weathering Layer): For optimal weather resistance, the outer layer material usually contains fluorine. PVF and PVDF are well-known polymers with high weather resistance.
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Middle Layer: This layer provides support and must withstand temperature fluctuations. It should have stable mechanical properties, excellent electrical insulation, and low gas and vapor permeability. Modified PET material is commonly used.
Lamination Adhesive Layer: Unmodified fluorine films and PET have poor adhesion to EVA, so modified fluorine materials or adhesives like EVA, PE, or PA films are used.
Functions Of Solar Panel Back Sheets-
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