RCC, or Reinforced Cement Concrete, is commonly utilized for mounting structures designed to install solar panels on concrete rooftops. These roof-mounted racks minimize the distance between the solar array and the inverter, thereby reducing the amount of wiring required and minimizing DC losses. This type of installation is prevalent in both residential and commercial sectors. However, it is important to note that RCC mounting structures necessitate roof penetration. If the areas where the structure is affixed are not properly sealed, there is a risk of roof leaks. Additionally, the effectiveness of roof-mounted structures can be compromised if the roof orientation and angle are not optimal, potentially leading to significant energy wastage. Careful consideration must be given to ensure that no shading from trees or other nearby structures obstructs sunlight.