hey this is a far fetched question i am not sure if any one will have an answer, but for a presentation i am giving i have worked out the amount of power produced by a fusion reactor (don’t worry about the details) and it would be great if i had a comparison to the amount.
9.958534674 x 10^13 J is the amount of power so if any one knows the amount of power produced by a large plane or ship or something that would be great
thanks Scotty
Amount of Power??
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Amount of Power??
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Re: Amount of Power??
An A380 can produce up to 84,000 lb/374 kN PER engine... whats that in Joules - not a clueScottus wrote:hey this is a far fetched question i am not sure if any one will have an answer, but for a presentation i am giving i have worked out the amount of power produced by a fusion reactor (don’t worry about the details) and it would be great if i had a comparison to the amount.
9.958534674 x 10^13 J is the amount of power so if any one knows the amount of power produced by a large plain of ship or something that would be great
thanks Scotty
Kwinana Power Station has a total generating capacity of 900MW or enough energy to light nine million 100 watt globes.
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this website should suffice for all your needs
http://www.sciencemadesimple.com/conversions.html
the project sounds exciting; are you studding nuclear physics?
http://www.sciencemadesimple.com/conversions.html
the project sounds exciting; are you studding nuclear physics?
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However... Joules/Second = WattsWPXZBP wrote:Joules (energy) and Newtons (force) are different units - just like centimetres and degrees Celsius are different units. There is no simple conversion.
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so if you can get the figure in Watts... it is comparable to Kwinana
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