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Batteries are also already DC and easy to make arbitrarily high voltage. I wonder what the "trickle" power requirement is? Knowing next to nothing about shipya
by MengerSponge 10mo ago
Batteries are also already DC and easy to make arbitrarily high voltage.
I wonder what the "trickle" power requirement is? Knowing next to nothing about shipyard logistics... 20MW?
- Ekaros 10mo agoIn the end, all those battery powered ships needs to be charged. So it is their total energy consumption split between harbours over some period. And as we are talking about trickling you could pretty much average it. It likely will depend on patterns of harbour. Like how many ships visit, what sort of distance those go. And how much of total time is spend charging some ship. Worst case is maximum distance trips and maximum utilization that is there being ship almost always being docked. Apart from times when docked ship change.
- stavros 10mo agoBatteries are, as an approximation, charged at 1C, so for a 40 mWh battery you need 40 MW.