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Supplying Myanmar

PV mounting structures for Myanmar

For EPC contractors and developers building in the dry zone, the delta and the hills.

In short: Solmast supplies ground-mount and hillside PV mounting structures to Myanmar from Kunming, capital of Yunnan, the Chinese province that borders Myanmar. Structures are designed to the site’s wind and seismic loads under the Myanmar National Building Code, hot-dip galvanized, and delivered with layout drawings, structural calculations and bills of materials. We work in English and Chinese with Chinese EPCs.

Why EPCs in Myanmar work with us

What mattersWhat we do
Next doorYunnan borders Myanmar; structures can move overland through Yunnan’s border crossings or by sea to Yangon.
Seismic and wind designCalculations cover wind and seismic combinations to MNBC 2020, with foundations checked for liquefaction where the soil report shows it.
Hillside capabilityFixed structures follow slopes up to 30° north–south and 20° east–west; our partner production base supplied 12 utility-scale plants, most on Yunnan’s mountains (references).
FoundationsDriven piles, screw piles, PHC piles, bored piles, rock anchors or pad foundations, chosen from the geotechnical report.
CoatingHot-dip galvanized to ISO 1461; heavier coating or ZAM profiles for the delta and coastal sites.
Project documentsLayout drawings, structural calculation report, bill of materials, steel mill certificates and galvanizing records.

How a project runs

StepWhat happens
1. Send the project dataCapacity, layout or site boundary, module data, wind speed, seismic zone and soil report.
2. Design and quotationStructure design, foundation proposal, weight per table, steel grade and coating, stated line by line.
3. Calculation and drawingsStructural calculation report and layout drawings for approval.
4. Production and inspectionProfiles, galvanizing records and third-party inspection before shipment.
5. DeliveryFOB, CIF or DAP, packed by table and row for site sorting.

Our commitments

CommitmentDetail
Reply and quotationWe reply within one working day and normally quote within two working days once we have the project data.
Engineering with the offerA lighting calculation with the IES file and an energy balance for your site, so evaluators can check the design.
SamplesSamples or prototypes for approval before production, with photos and video.
Factory visit or video auditVisit our partner production bases near Kunming, or ask for a live video tour of the workshops and your order.
Third-party inspectionSGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek or your own inspector before shipment.
TermsFOB, CIF or DAP quotations; OEM marking under your own brand on request.
First order from your marketSample terms for a first order from a new market can be discussed, case by case. Ask us when you send the project.

See our ground-mount structures, trackers and all mounting systems, and read our guide on PV mounting in earthquake zones: lessons for Myanmar.

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FAQ

Questions from Myanmar

Who supplies PV mounting structures for Myanmar solar farms?

Most structures come from Chinese manufacturers. Solmast supplies from Kunming in Yunnan, the province bordering Myanmar, with designs to MNBC wind and seismic loads.

Do structures in Myanmar need seismic design?

Both wind and seismic cases must be checked. Wind usually governs the frame; earthquakes decide foundations, slopes and heavy equipment.

Can you work with Chinese EPC contractors?

Yes. We prepare drawings, calculations and quotations in English and Chinese.

How much steel does a Myanmar project need?

Typically 30–45 tonnes per MWp for fixed tilt without piles; our steel per MW guide shows the range and the container count.

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  • Pricing built on production cost, FOB / CIF / DAP
  • Custom designs and OEM branding
  • Samples, factory visit or live video tour on request

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