These days, solar contractors are looking for solutions to move quickly, reducing downtime, and increasing productivity. One way this can be accomplished is through material handling logistics. Better logistics helps companies complete jobs more efficiently in a shorter time frame.
Having many other uses, steel piles are often used to build the foundations for utility-scale PV applications. In use, they become exposed to different types of corrosion of various extents. Some of the main elements that impact the level of corrosion are pile shape, driving method and the type of material. Common shapes include H-piles, pipe-piles, screw piles and disc piles – all of which can have different material types. H-piles have become the most used for solar structures, because they have very good structural characteristics. This allows them to be well-suited for the loads seen in solar installations.
In general, corrosion takes place when two different metals come into contact with a conductive liquid, resulting in a flow of DC electricity. Pile corrosion can be divided into two groups: Atmospheric and soil corrosion.

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Pile Load Testing helps to reduce cost and avoids economic losses if interpreted the right way. Sometimes project developers are getting the sticker shock when they hear the price for a load test, especially when it is a small project where the cost impact is high. Let’s us convince you that it is in your best interest that this is done professionally with the proper procedures. One single workflow will provide you multiple benefits for your project. Read more
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07/24/2018
Sunstall Inc. Recognized as a 2018 Top Solar Contractor
The Solar Power World Top Solar Contractors list includes Novato-based solar firm
Novato, California—More than 10,600 megawatts of solar power were installed last year in the United States, and local installer Sunstall Inc. has been recognized by Solar Power World magazine for its contributions to the industry. Sunstall Inc. achieved a rank of 48 out of 450 solar companies on the magazine’s 2018 Top Solar Contractors list.
By Kelsey Misbrener Solar Power World |
Last year was the first time solar jobs decreased since The Solar Foundation’s first Solar Jobs Census in 2010, but some companies are doing their part to make sure the people-power matches the solar power in this industry. Here are some standout solar companies making a difference.
Sunstall Inc.
384 Bel Marin Keys Blvd, Suite 230,
Novato, CA 94949 USA.
Telephone: (415) 707-0305
Fax: (415) 707-0301
E-mail: info@sunstall.com
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