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Calculate the area of water, suspended at 500m, needed to produce 23TWh of energy
I've done a calculation but the answer seems far too small
If I needed to store the UK's supply of energy for three months i.e. 23TWh of energy
in a reverse pump hydro storage at an elevation of 500m
using
P=mgh
I've got an answer of 395m x 395m if the water was 30m deep but this seems way too small.
HorseRidingTic
I've done a calculation but the answer seems far too small
If I needed to store the UK's supply of energy for three months i.e. 23TWh of energy
in a reverse pump hydro storage at an elevation of 500m
using
P=mgh
I've got an answer of 395m x 395m if the water was 30m deep but this seems way too small.
HorseRidingTic