Cable support structure

1. A cable support structure comprising a cable structure which comprises latitudinal cables extending between two sides of an enclosure of a roof, panels or solar modules being arranged in a row on the latitudinal cables forming an array, the array being supported and anchored by the cable structure, the cable structure in turn being supported by sides of the enclosure in such a way that weight of the array and force loads on the array are completely or partially distributed on the sides of the enclosure, said cable structure having only latitudinal cables extending between the two sides of the enclosure.

2. A cable support structure comprising a cable structure which comprises latitudinal cables extending between two sides of an enclosure of a roof, panels or solar modules being arranged in a row on the latitudinal cables forming an array, the array being supported and anchored by the cable structure, the cable structure in turn being supported by sides of the enclosure in such a way that weight of the array and force loads on the array are completely or partially distributed on the sides of the enclosure, the latitudinal cables being at different heights to tilt the array of panel or solar modules.

3. The cable support structure according to claim 2 , wherein the cable support structure also comprises overloading supporting members which are disposed below the cable structure to unload the excessive load.

4. A cable support structure comprising a cable structure which comprises latitudinal cables extending between two sides of an enclosure of a roof, panels or solar modules being arranged in a row on the latitudinal cables forming an array, the array being supported and anchored by the cable structure, the cable structure in turn being supported by sides of the enclosure in such a way that weight of the array and force loads on the array are completely or partially distributed on the sides of the enclosure, one latitudinal cable of the cable structure connecting erect pillars which support an upper portion of the panels or solar modules to tilt the panels or solar modules.

5. The cable support structure according to claim 4 , wherein at least one portion of the pillar is an elastic member.

6. A cable support structure comprising a cable structure which comprises latitudinal cables extending between two sides of an enclosure of a roof, panels or solar modules being arranged in a row on the latitudinal cables forming an array, the array being supported and anchored by the cable structure, the cable structure in turn being supported by sides of the enclosure in such a way that weight of the array and force loads on the array are completely or partially distributed on the sides of the enclosure, at least one portion of the latitudinal cable being an elastic member.

7. A cable support structure comprising a cable structure which comprises latitudinal cables extending between two sides of an enclosure of a roof, panels or solar modules being arranged in a row on the latitudinal cables forming an array, the array being supported and anchored by the cable structure, the cable structure in turn being supported by sides of the enclosure in such a way that weight of the array and force loads on the array are completely or partially distributed on the sides of the enclosure, at least one portion of the latitudinal cable which supports an upper portion of the panels or solar modules being an elastic member.

8. A cable support structure comprising a cable structure which comprises latitudinal cables extending between two sides of an enclosure of a roof, panels or solar modules being arranged in a row on the latitudinal cables forming an array, the array being supported and anchored by the cable structure, the cable structure in turn being supported by sides of the enclosure in such a way that weight of the array and force loads on the array are completely or partially distributed on the sides of the enclosure, an elastic member being disposed between the panels or solar modules and the latitudinal cable which supports lower portions of the backside of the panel or solar module, and the elastic member is extendable in case the panel or solar module spins upwardly due to wind blowing towards the backside.

9. The cable support structure according to claim 8 , wherein the overloading supporting member is a longitudinal cable which is perpendicular to latitudinal cable and extending between sides of the enclosure, and the longitudinal cable is also fastened to latitudinal cables to avoid array uplift moves.

10. The cable support structure according to claim 9 , wherein the cables are anchored on the sides of the enclosure, or are connected to the sides of the enclosure by clamps clamping the sides or sticks stuck in a wall, or are connected to supporting members installed on the sides of the enclosure, or connected to counterweights fixed on the ground after having been guided by pulleys disposed on the sides of the enclosure.

11. A cable support structure comprising a cable structure which comprises latitudinal cables extending between two sides of an enclosure of a roof, panels or solar modules being arranged in a row on the latitudinal cables forming an array, the array being supported and anchored by the cable structure, the cable structure in turn being supported by sides of the enclosure in such a way that weight of the array and force loads on the array are completely or partially distributed on the sides of the enclosure, the cables being electrical wires.

12. A cable support structure comprising a cable structure which comprises latitudinal cables extending between two sides of an enclosure of a roof, panels or solar modules being arranged in a row on the latitudinal cables forming an array, the array being supported and anchored by the cable structure, the cable structure in turn being supported by sides of the enclosure in such a way that weight of the array and force loads on the array are completely or partially distributed on the sides of the enclosure, the side of the enclosure being replaced with pillars on the ground, each of pillars having perforations at different levels, the cable connecting the pillars by extending through the perforations thereof.