That is the source I was trying to remember.
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It's a survey. The same 3% of people that will answer that the moon is made of cheese.
There's also probably a handful that are doing better personally out of sheer chance, or misread the question.
The non-Hydrogen, non-Helium atoms are a larger proportion of total mass, but that's just because they're really fat.
Come to the southern hemisphere. We have cookies and pavlova.
Oh lordy.
U-series number plate; this is probably a pretty old photo of a pretty old bus.
Yeah, I need to figure out GSIs. Finding non-flagship phones with decent custom rom communities is getting harder.
It's not just AI, but new android phones drive me spare.
You can't disable that. You can't uninstall that. You can't make a backup of the whole phone. You can't make a backup of one app and restore it to a different phone, unless you go through Google. We're going to install these apps you don't want, and there's no way to cancel it.
Industrial music in an industrial facility can be a real pain. Is that something going thud every cycle? No, it's someone's speaker.
Off-shore wind has no moving parts in the ocean.
But that doesn't mean anything about whether or not it's windy at the same time.
If the waves are too severe to allow servicing of the wind turbines, how do you think you're going to service wave generators? (yes, the answer is to wait until the sea and wind conditions are better)
The converters in the video have a nominal capacity of 450 Kilowatt. For an experimental plant at this development stage, this is huge. It took wind power plants over three decades of high-tech development to become larger.
Because they needed to wait until semiconductor technology could support high-power frequency converters. Note how large wind turbines arrived at virtually the same time as VVVF drives on trains, and ships, and everything else. Unlike hydro, wind turbines can't efficiently generate at constant speed in widely varying conditions.
Coefficient of performance (i.e. energy efficiency) at decent delta-T is always the most important factor and rarely mentioned.
Modern cooling equipment generally has the largest environmental impact from energy consumption, not manufacturing or refrigerant leakage.
Especially with ultra-low-GWP propane or butane refrigerant, though that's not usually used in large-scale systems.