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Don, it is time to get very numeric. So far it is "they say, we say".
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Don, it is time to get very numeric. So far it is "they say, we say".
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There is a dimensions problem here, a one time cost is being compared with a per unit time return without doing any conversions.
If you think it is so easy, go into business and undercut all the others by half the difference and get rich.
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This is not table salt, but a very different compound. The energy storage is in a phase change operation rather than a temperature increase. The material use does not become a strong ionic conductor before melting but at rather higher than melting temperatures. My dad was looking into similar operations for household heating and cooling some twenty plus years ago.
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Nope, the heat transfer fluid is something else. See my previous post.
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No. Transport is a different material. Storage is phase change salt.
No, as previously described in other posts a phase change heat storage mechanism.
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Not at all, the energy storage is in the liquid - solid phase change, and the system is designed accordingly.
BTW thanks for reading the site more than i did, you just confirmed my initial impression of just what the technology is.
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Silicone oil seems reasonable for this, though i wonder about its per degree energy transport. Maybe they are using phase change there as well? It gets kind of weird if the phase change of the storage salt is similar to the phase change of the transport fluid.
I have often wondered if we couldn't get all the know-how of this group (SED) and just design a general purpose, high efficiency inverter of say 100 amp capacity, and then just put the design in the public domain and say "Go Build This!" and squash the over-priced inverter market. Of course, the real costs for a product like this are not building it, or designing it, but the legal and regulatory costs to get all the liability and certifications...
Charlie
I think the Chinese will get there even without our help. Look at how dirt cheap 12V DC->120V "modified square wave" AC inverters are meant for powering laptops and DVD players or whatever in cars/RVs...
Of course the quality of some of them is truly atrocious as well. Somewhere I recall seeing a web page where a guy pulled on apart and pointed out how woefully underspec'd many of the components were... :-)
With some luck and some decent design companies, the quality problem should go away too (crossing fingers...).
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Sounds like a better idea would be to gather weeds, grass clippings, rice hulls/other ag waste, tree branches and fallen trees and burn them for fuel...?
Cheaper use of solar energy...
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The numerics come from the utilities.
Not one of which is using conventional pv for net energy peaking, because the costs are obscenely gh by two orders of magnitude.
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No, I mean pre-Government Motors.
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That is just a significant uptick in the steady progression towards ne'er-do-wells being officially made equal to productive people.
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Sure, there are some "numbers" there, but absolutely no backup. No traceably to where anything came from. I meant engineering numerical or accountant numerical, not politician numerical.
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