Talk:Station Battery - Revision history

Tarlacac: Added headers to separate topics and responded to a comment to clarify units language and usage for future readers (and the author if they see it)

2025-02-09T17:17:07Z

Added headers to separate topics and responded to a comment to clarify units language and usage for future readers (and the author if they see it)

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			== Energy Loss Criteria ==

	As for v0.2.3967, every battery is subject to normal drain or conditional "cold" drain.<br>		As for v0.2.3967, every battery is subject to normal drain or conditional "cold" drain.<br>
	"Cold" drain occurs if pressure bellow armstrong limit(6.3KPa)(full drain) or below 0C(drain depends on temperature).<br>		"Cold" drain occurs if pressure bellow armstrong limit(6.3KPa)(full drain) or below 0C(drain depends on temperature).<br>
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	Sealed vacuum take full "cold" drain amount, but open vacuum disable all drains(praise the Moon).<br>		Sealed vacuum take full "cold" drain amount, but open vacuum disable all drains(praise the Moon).<br>
	Battery cells act little different they skip pressure part, so only temperature matter. And no energy transfer occurs.<br>		Battery cells act little different they skip pressure part, so only temperature matter. And no energy transfer occurs.<br>
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			== Confusing Energy Units ==

	Edits made by Jimmyberg actually made energy requirement less clear. Because of word wrapping, I incorrectly read it as 600kJ, instead of 3.6MJ. I propose to use SI units instead of large number with spaces.		Edits made by Jimmyberg actually made energy requirement less clear. Because of word wrapping, I incorrectly read it as 600kJ, instead of 3.6MJ. I propose to use SI units instead of large number with spaces.

			* To be clear, the joule ''is'' the SI units for energy. Joules (J) vs kilojoules (kJ) vs megajoules (MJ) is just a difference in the order of magnitude. Regardless, I agree with you; we should use the appropriate order of magnitude to avoid large numbers with many zeroes, as long as it still preserves all significant figures. Large number separators should probably be commas or dots, not spaces. Maybe there is already a convention somewhere in the wiki that I don't know about where the community has decided on this. --[[User:Tarlacac\|Tarlacac]] ([[User talk:Tarlacac\|talk]]) 11:17, 9 February 2025 (CST)

78.155.50.123 at 15:01, 12 February 2024

2024-02-12T15:01:02Z

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	Sealed vacuum take full "cold" drain amount, but open vacuum disable all drains(praise the Moon).<br>		Sealed vacuum take full "cold" drain amount, but open vacuum disable all drains(praise the Moon).<br>
	Battery cells act little different they skip pressure part, so only temperature matter. And no energy transfer occurs.<br>		Battery cells act little different they skip pressure part, so only temperature matter. And no energy transfer occurs.<br>
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			Edits made by Jimmyberg actually made energy requirement less clear. Because of word wrapping, I incorrectly read it as 600kJ, instead of 3.6MJ. I propose to use SI units instead of large number with spaces.

46.160.95.95 at 14:01, 6 May 2023

2023-05-06T14:01:00Z

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	"Cold" drain occurs if pressure bellow armstrong limit(6.3KPa)(full drain) or below 0C(drain depends on temperature).<br>		"Cold" drain occurs if pressure bellow armstrong limit(6.3KPa)(full drain) or below 0C(drain depends on temperature).<br>
	Normal drain amount - 10, "cold" drain amount - 50. If atmosphere is "indoor" then drained energy transfered to atmosphere.<br>		Normal drain amount - 10, "cold" drain amount - 50. If atmosphere is "indoor" then drained energy transfered to atmosphere.<br>
	Sealed vacuum ~~is always~~ take full "cold" drain amount, but open vacuum disable all drains(praise the Moon).<br>		Sealed vacuum take full "cold" drain amount, but open vacuum disable all drains(praise the Moon).<br>
	Battery cells act little different they skip pressure part, so only temperature matter. And no energy transfer occurs.<br>		Battery cells act little different they skip pressure part, so only temperature matter. And no energy transfer occurs.<br>

46.160.95.95 at 13:55, 6 May 2023

2023-05-06T13:55:33Z

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	"Cold" drain occurs if pressure bellow armstrong limit(6.3KPa)(full drain) or below 0C(drain depends on temperature).<br>		"Cold" drain occurs if pressure bellow armstrong limit(6.3KPa)(full drain) or below 0C(drain depends on temperature).<br>
	Normal drain amount - 10, "cold" drain amount - 50. If atmosphere is "indoor" then drained energy transfered to atmosphere.<br>		Normal drain amount - 10, "cold" drain amount - 50. If atmosphere is "indoor" then drained energy transfered to atmosphere.<br>
			Sealed vacuum is always take full "cold" drain amount, but open vacuum disable all drains(praise the Moon).<br>
	Battery cells act little different they skip pressure part, so only temperature matter. And no energy transfer occurs.<br>		Battery cells act little different they skip pressure part, so only temperature matter. And no energy transfer occurs.<br>

46.160.95.95 at 14:27, 5 May 2023

2023-05-05T14:27:35Z

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	As for v0.2.3967, every battery is subject to normal drain ~~and~~ conditional "cold" drain.<br>		As for v0.2.3967, every battery is subject to normal drain or conditional "cold" drain.<br>
	"Cold" drain occurs if pressure bellow armstrong limit(6.3KPa)(full drain) or below 0C(drain depends on temperature).<br>		"Cold" drain occurs if pressure bellow armstrong limit(6.3KPa)(full drain) or below 0C(drain depends on temperature).<br>
	Normal drain amount - 10, "cold" drain amount - 50. If atmosphere is "indoor" then drained energy transfered to atmosphere.<br>		Normal drain amount - 10, "cold" drain amount - 50. If atmosphere is "indoor" then drained energy transfered to atmosphere.<br>
	Battery cells act little different they skip pressure part, so only temperature matter. And no energy transfer occurs.<br>		Battery cells act little different they skip pressure part, so only temperature matter. And no energy transfer occurs.<br>

46.160.95.95 at 14:26, 5 May 2023

2023-05-05T14:26:51Z

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	As for v0.2.3967, every battery is subject to normal drain and conditional "cold" drain.<br>		As for v0.2.3967, every battery is subject to normal drain and conditional "cold" drain.<br>
	"Cold" drain occurs if pressure bellow armstrong limit(6.3KPa)(full drain) or below 0C(drain depends on temperature).<br>		"Cold" drain occurs if pressure bellow armstrong limit(6.3KPa)(full drain) or below 0C(drain depends on temperature).<br>
	Normal drain amount - 10, "cold" drain amount - 50.~~<br>~~		Normal drain amount - 10, "cold" drain amount - 50. If atmosphere is "indoor" then drained energy transfered to atmosphere.<br>
	If atmosphere is indoor then drained energy transfered to atmosphere.		Battery cells act little different they skip pressure part, so only temperature matter. And no energy transfer occurs.<br>

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As for v0.2.3967, every battery is subject to normal drain and conditional "cold" drain.<br>
"Cold" drain occurs if pressure bellow armstrong limit(6.3KPa)(full drain) or below 0C(drain depends on temperature).<br>
Normal drain amount - 10, "cold" drain amount - 50.<br>
If atmosphere is indoor then drained energy transfered to atmosphere.