For years we have used standard mounting racks like UniRac rails bolted together with stainless-steel hardware. On larger arrays this usually means bolting their extruded aluminum module rails to galvanized 3" pipe supports for ground mounted arrays.
We have recently received several "flags" during the engineering review process of our design documents on state funded projects stating all bolted connections between aluminum and galvanized steel will require neoprene washers to prevent corrosion. Any of you run into this requirement or have had any problems? The only issues we ever see with corrosion is mixing copper and aluminum such as where somebody used wrong type module frame ground connectors. Jeff Yago
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