And what is the expected service life of a nuclear power plant.
How many nuclear power plants running right now are in need of major overhaul. How many are running at max capacity.
Electric Trucks
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by Dave_in_AZ, Dec 17, 2017.
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Why are cabovers making a comeback?
Does the electric drivetrain/setup require a cabover?
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Thor Trucks - A Fleet-Focused Transportation Lab Based in California
Hence, my question about cabovers.
i'd be willing to bet that thor does not make it, for several reasons. Welding without gloves is one of them. -
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i mean, can't an existing truck be retrofitted? i'm pretty sure that they can..........Oldironfan Thanks this. -
No hood is the most efficient way to build a truck. The curvy lines give low wind resistance.
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Why no hybrid system. Trains and ships have been for decades. These new tesla type trucks are called revolutionary? I'd call them obsolete and purpose built as such. Another money grab from the pockets of fools.
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Where is the power coming from? That is the question. The Tesla truck stations have to have battery packs because rural grids, as they are now, can't stand the amount of juice that three trucks charging draw. They need to have battery banks in the stations to buffer.... A tesla truck has enough stored power to run a 1,500 watt space heater for 28 days.
Where is the energy coming from? This presentation may change some folks mind:Oldironfan and Dave_in_AZ Thank this. -
Nothing new actually... just more modern. Whats old is new again?
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The smelter won't get a hood on my place promise youOxbow and Oldironfan Thank this.
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