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This seems very thin. The planned Sunrise Australian Singapore cable, ~5000km, ~5GW, this is 1/1000th of the power, so a cable 1/30th as thick? Under 2 inches??
by algo_trader 5y ago
This seems very thin. The planned Sunrise Australian Singapore cable, ~5000km, ~5GW, this is 1/1000th of the power, so a cable 1/30th as thick? Under 2 inches???
Anyway - can you maybe lend a quick hand for a more practical calculation?
How do we move 10MW DC, from a battery pack, to a motor 200m away? Can i just hook the batteries in parallel and get to 10Kv ?!
Obviously a liquid cooled cable.
- opwieurposiu 5y agoArea increases as a square of diameter, and the square root of 1000 is 31, so 1/30th as thick seems about right. Current state of the art battery packs run at 800V. Making a 10kV pack would be difficult. 10MW is about the size of the largest wind turbines so maybe a wind turbine engineer could help you.