Structural Survey Info

[19simon]

I've been asked to provide info on on snow, wind and dead loading on a PV system by a structural engineer. I've costed the system on Segen's web site. Its 1 row of 8 panels. They can't help with this info. Any ideas how I can provide this info.

Many thanks

Simon

 

[JD6400]

Sounds like you need a structural engineer to do these for you .

 

[Worcester]

@19simon, if you're MCS registered, you know exactly where to find this info as you used it when you went through your assesment didn't you.

 

[19simon]

@19simon, if you're MCS registered, you know exactly where to find this info as you used it when you went through your assesment didn't you.

My MCS assessment is in 2 weeks. Im trying to line up work for afterwards. On my trial install, I got this info from my wholesaler.

 

[BillyH]

@19simon, if you're MCS registered, you know exactly where to find this info as you used it when you went through your assesment didn't you.

Not very useful info here Worcester.Why not just tell him

 

[smiffy_99_uk]

PM me you email I will send you my Spreadsheet to work it out.

 

[Worcester]

@Billyhas

It's all in the documents that he needs to have for his inspection.

Give a man a fish you feed him for a day

Teach him how to fish you feed him for life.

The documents that you need to have for your MCS Inspection as defined in the MCS documents themselves tell you exactly where all this information is.

As a Chartered Engineer, I know that I can never know everything, the skill is knowing WHERE to find that information.

And it's all referred to in the MCS documention that you have to have.

To pass your MCS you're going to need to know your QMS very well indeed, and part of that is having all the relevant documents.