Technical Compliance Statement

Technical Compliance Statement is a formal document issued after verifying each item of the technical proposal, design documents, or calculation results submitted by the client against international/national/industry standards, confirming their compliance with specific technical specifications. This statement holds authoritative status and serves as standardized proof of technical reliability.

The Technical Compliance Statement assists clients in managing risks across three dimensions: technical risk control, legal risk mitigation, and economic risk management. It prevents subsequent economic and legal risks stemming from early-stage technical deficiencies. This enhances a product's bankability, boosts project bidding competitiveness, and improves insurability.

• Civil engineering design proposals.
• Structural design proposals (e.g., load calculation verification (wind/snow/earthquake), finite element stress analysis review, corrosion protection grade compatibility, etc.).
• Electrical design proposals (e.g., short-circuit current capacity verification, lightning protection zone division compliance, cable voltage drop calculation accuracy, etc.).
• Calculation Process Verification: Confirming the reasonableness of simulation boundary conditions and reviewing key parameter values.
• Technical Solution Compliance Review: Equipment selection conformity, new technology application risks (e.g., verification of bifacial module gain calculation models, safety assessment of tracking mount control logic), and localized adaptation (e.g., tropical region heat dissipation scheme validation, high-altitude insulation margin verification, derating risks).