Strong wind gusts whipping across a solar field always pose a grave concern to any owner of single-axis tracker installations. Torsional instability, which causes the modules to oscillate in a self-exciting fashion, is the culprit. FTC Solar engineers have worked with RWDI and EPS and have come up with a unique approach that protects the modules and the tracker. Join FTC Solar, RWDI, and EPS to learn about this new wind mitigation strategy and the differences between deploying a lot of stiffness or damping to deal with high wind conditions.

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