Seriously 47? I call bullshit, there have to be more Russian trolls on twitter at any given second. And Americans, and Germans, and Australians, and Indians. Trolling is a world wide passtime.
Where spinning reserve is required is determined by the physical layout of the grid. Transmission areas (parts of the grid well enough interconnected that they can be treated like one spot when looking at the overall system) 'must' maintain reserves, but the spin can be a line with available capacity and generators in the next area. Truth is that all areas are in spinning reserve violation at least a few hours/year.
It gets really complicated, really fast. You can have one plant supplying power to distant load and acting as reserve for local load. The distant load will have to have plants on standby to account for the non-firm power contract. Which can still save everybody involved money (the standby plants are inefficient, but cheap/obsolete).
What were the specs for expected input power you got? Switchers don't care, but you started the design process with a power spec, the same spec every other power supply was designed against.
No atmosphere. That's about 50% right there. But...
Launch cost has to be less than the cost of just building more on earth. Which means it will have to wait until we have orbital tethers or can make the photovoltaics on orbit from material we find in space.
LEO spends almost half its time in earth's shadow.
Steam plants don't come online in 6 seconds, they just don't.
First the UPSs, then load curtailment, hydro and combustion turbines, finally the steam plants and steam parts of combined cycle plants.
The real point (beyond the usual/. 'Ol Musky' blowing) is that apparently Australia was in spinning reserve violation when this happened. Your supposed to have enough power spinning to cover you single biggest unit/transmission line falling over (as they say in Australia).
They are both affected. But power companies will let the voltage drop while holding frequency as close to theoretical as they can. They even run 0.1 Hz high or low at the end of the day to get the correct number of cycles for the period.
If you've ever designed a power supply, you'd see that you must accept low/high voltages, but should expect the frequency to be fairly steady.
Like I say, the Ds have lost control of their lunatic fringe. Which is what makes this post plausible.
As the lunatic Ds run out of energy, Rs will fill the gap. Just as Ds pretend to be clansmen to push their agenda, Rs pretend to be neoStalinists/Antifa. Which doesn't mean that real clansmen and commies don't exist, just that they aren't THAT stupid...granting some are, like you say Waters.
At this point NN supporters have lost their feeble fucking minds. A law that was never implemented is _needed_ and a necessary practice should be banned because 'rights'.
QoS is needed, simple FIFOs at the routers will leave you gaming with terrible pings, even assuming infinite bandwidth. Ask someone to explain the words you don't understand.
SS payments are indexed to 'inflation'. So what. The tax rate has gone way up and the inflation index is a well known fiction.
Again: You can calculate ROI. It's below 'inflation', today. Before the money printing for the baby boom really starts. Tough shit that you don't like it.
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Seriously 47? I call bullshit, there have to be more Russian trolls on twitter at any given second. And Americans, and Germans, and Australians, and Indians. Trolling is a world wide passtime.
No. The battery wasn't close to big enough.
Where spinning reserve is required is determined by the physical layout of the grid. Transmission areas (parts of the grid well enough interconnected that they can be treated like one spot when looking at the overall system) 'must' maintain reserves, but the spin can be a line with available capacity and generators in the next area. Truth is that all areas are in spinning reserve violation at least a few hours/year.
It gets really complicated, really fast. You can have one plant supplying power to distant load and acting as reserve for local load. The distant load will have to have plants on standby to account for the non-firm power contract. Which can still save everybody involved money (the standby plants are inefficient, but cheap/obsolete).
My point is, nobody is going to launch anything until...never. It's just cheaper and easier on earth.
What were the specs for expected input power you got? Switchers don't care, but you started the design process with a power spec, the same spec every other power supply was designed against.
Electric motors. If switching power supplies ever become a majority of load, the grid will have a reactance problem
To really fuck things up, shutdown one phase while you leave the other 2 running. That's how you get bent generator shafts.
No atmosphere. That's about 50% right there. But...
Launch cost has to be less than the cost of just building more on earth. Which means it will have to wait until we have orbital tethers or can make the photovoltaics on orbit from material we find in space.
LEO spends almost half its time in earth's shadow.
The grid worked as designed. News at 11.
Steam plants don't come online in 6 seconds, they just don't.
First the UPSs, then load curtailment, hydro and combustion turbines, finally the steam plants and steam parts of combined cycle plants.
The real point (beyond the usual /. 'Ol Musky' blowing) is that apparently Australia was in spinning reserve violation when this happened. Your supposed to have enough power spinning to cover you single biggest unit/transmission line falling over (as they say in Australia).
They are both affected. But power companies will let the voltage drop while holding frequency as close to theoretical as they can. They even run 0.1 Hz high or low at the end of the day to get the correct number of cycles for the period.
If you've ever designed a power supply, you'd see that you must accept low/high voltages, but should expect the frequency to be fairly steady.
Like I say, the Ds have lost control of their lunatic fringe. Which is what makes this post plausible.
As the lunatic Ds run out of energy, Rs will fill the gap. Just as Ds pretend to be clansmen to push their agenda, Rs pretend to be neoStalinists/Antifa. Which doesn't mean that real clansmen and commies don't exist, just that they aren't THAT stupid...granting some are, like you say Waters.
Scapegoating is characteristic of failing socialists.
Marxism actually appeals to the dumb (tit suckers) and the half smart (can't see limits, but see potential power for themselves).
What did they do to deserve Chavez or Maduro? Vote for them?
Sucks to be them, but nations get the leadership they deserve. Hopefully their neighbors and kids are paying attention.
The problem is that Venezuela can't print bitcoin. It could mine them, but that isn't a solution.
Republican!
These people are obviously just fakes, making Democrats look unhinged.
But it's believable because the Ds _have_ lost control of their loonies. Unless the Ds check their lunatic fringe, Trump is good for two terms.
At this point NN supporters have lost their feeble fucking minds. A law that was never implemented is _needed_ and a necessary practice should be banned because 'rights'.
QoS is needed, simple FIFOs at the routers will leave you gaming with terrible pings, even assuming infinite bandwidth. Ask someone to explain the words you don't understand.
I'm not the one trying to impose PC fascism over a border. That, if fact, makes you an asshole.
'Probably'...so there's a chance?
Find me a 50 foot roll of sterile fallopian tube! Quick.
NN never banned QoS. Banning QoS 'breaks the internet'.
But it put its definition into the hands of a group (uncle Charlie) that supporters of NN claim doesn't understand the internet. What could go wrong?
Fuck Canada and, particularly, fuck their fascist 'human rights commissions'. What are they going to do?
Pay attention. 'Nazi' now also means anybody less authoritarian than Stalin.
What other owners of racks provide free hosting?
Netflix pays for it's rackspace, like everybody else. What makes them special?
SS payments are indexed to 'inflation'. So what. The tax rate has gone way up and the inflation index is a well known fiction.
Again: You can calculate ROI. It's below 'inflation', today. Before the money printing for the baby boom really starts. Tough shit that you don't like it.
Any group that voted for McGovern was very liberal at the time. He was a TERRIBLE candidate and lost by huge margins among normal people.