EVA films are a key material used for traditional solar panel
lamination.
In the solar industry, the most common encapsulation is with
cross-linkable ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA). With the help of a
lamination machine, the cells are laminated between films of EVA
in a vacuum, which is under compression. This procedure is
conducted under temperatures of up to 150°C. One of the
disadvantages of EVA films is that it is not UV-resistant and
therefore protective front glass is required for the UV
screening.
Property of YS-S solar EVA film
Property |
Unit |
Performance Index |
Width |
Mm |
970-1000 |
Thickness |
Mm |
0.60±0.10 |
UV Cutoff Wavelength (Nm) |
% |
>91 |
VA Content |
% |
28.5±2 |
Gel Content (142℃,18mins) |
Gel% |
>75 |
Shrinkage Rate(120℃,3mins) |
% |
MD≦4.0 |
N/Cm |
TD≦1.5 |
|
Peeling Strength With Glass |
N/Cm |
>130 |
Volume Insulating Resistance |
Ωcm |
>1*1015 |
UV Light Resistance (120kWh/M2) |
<5.0 |
|
Damp-Heat Resistance (85℃,85%RH,1000hr) |
<5.0 |
EVA DELAMINATION REASONS
1.The degree of cross-linking is unqualified. (such as low temperature of the laminator, short lamination time etc)
2.There are some other objects on the surface of raw materials(EVA,glass,back panel)
3.The uneven composition of EVA raw materials(such as ethylene and vinyl acetate)can’t be dissolved at normal temperature and cause delamination.
4.The amount of flux is too much,and the delamination of the extended busbar will occur when exposed to high temperature for a long time.