Re:Electric Propulsion's Dirty Secret: Why Lithium Can't Fly...
by Retric on Sunday April 20, 2025 @06:38AM
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> No, one tonne of diesel fuel contains about 11 MWh of potential energy as determined by calorimetric methods. One tonne of fuel when consumed produces a variable amount of useful energy output depending on the efficiency of the engine.
That’s almost correct, good try.
> lights is a rounding error
Ships use electrical power for far more than lighting, and no electricity is not a rounding error compared to profit it’s a significant expense for cargo ships.
That’s almost correct, good try.
> lights is a rounding error
Ships use electrical power for far more than lighting, and no electricity is not a rounding error compared to profit it’s a significant expense for cargo ships.