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"power". This doesn't mean anything. LiFePO4 scales power to energy storage at a rate of about 1:3-1:4. 1GW of "power" they can supply for 4 hours if you compl
by XorNot 3y ago
"power". This doesn't mean anything. LiFePO4 scales power to energy storage at a rate of about 1:3-1:4.
1GW of "power" they can supply for 4 hours if you completely discharge the battery.
But that's it. Batteries could supply 100% of the grid briefly, and you still wouldn't be anywhere near having completed a switchover.
- radium3d 3y agoYou can see by the graph that the batteries don't piddle out that quickly already.
- Gibbon1 3y agoI've looked and not seen numbers on the actual battery capacity. But I think it's about 3-4 hours at name plate power levels. I think from what I know capacity is a function of discharge rate. And wear is also a function of discharge rate and max/min charge levels. Makes the operating economics non trivial.