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Ne bi bilo boljše, če bi imel namesto manometra na vhodu vode v bojler varnostni ventil?

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When does he get time to charge the battery ???

Big lie 😅 elon musk' promotions ....

He lives in the car. This was the how.

Wow, that is truly amazing....and all the happiness this man has had driving that car.

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Good warranty, but what a bad car. Any diesel car can do 800.000 kms without changing nor the motor or gearbox. For 800.000kms the Tesla needed 2 batteries and 7motors ….. if he didn’t had the warranty, that would be a lot of money in repairs.

Sweden is using purified sewage water insted of seawater, sweden wins

they should use lithium titanate chemistry has 30000 cycles 3-5x price of lithium iron phosphate better yet buy 10$million in supercapacitors 1-2 million cycles they will out last us all consumer price is around 10k a kwh but the life span is forever

Amazing what optimizations are possible when designing for a large scale. I hope it will eventually be replicated in every coastal city. Things like this are what made me go to study industrial automation

How much taxpayer money goes into it ?

I had to turn it off. The poor command of english made my gooch ripple.

I''ve seen water to water heat pumps talked about as a possibility, but didn't realise that an industrial size one existed. The main problem with using sea water as the heat source I would guess is corrosion and fouling of the heat exchanger.

Watt is power not energy 😊

It is a hybrid system not a heat pump only system. There is domestic heat pump systems that are hybrid what is the long term purpose of this exercise?

Quite fascinating the way they can play with the load balancing. The heat accumulator that gives them the energy buffer to seek favorable electricity prices, electric network stabilization service to the network operator, etc. All these things click into place if you have such a flexible system. I love that. Meanwhile here in Brno, Czech republic, the city of roughly 400 000 inhabitants and an extensive network of central heating, the city plans to bring a huge heat pipe from a nuclear powerplant (some 42km away) to use its waste heat as a heating source to limit the reliance on fossil fuels. This proposed system will be incredibly expensive - some 750 000 000 EUR 🙄. even if we had 4 systems like the one in Esbjerg, it would be fraction of the cost. Oh well..

31:36 Better not use MWh * h but MW * h = MWh

Super interesting! Thank you

awesome story line and extractiong main factor from constructions, importance, values, distributions, efficencei, consumptions ...

love the price example... 1600€ lmao 🤣🤣🤣 no one does this for free the real cost was 30k € per house where i live right next to this plant (and then you need to pay for the hot water also) these people are giving you BS. true when the goverment gives money to these projects the price does come down but helloo wake up, this make no sense and a group of people are getting very rich from this scam

Actual profession, hitman.

sehr interessant und gut durchdacht

A KG of ice is more valuable than a kg of oil.....so I would produce it and sell it

Title is misleading. Heatpumps as been a large part of eg. Stockholms distance heating grid since the 80s.... About 2.8TWH of district heat was produced in this way in Sweden alone 2016. Many times from sewage which is warmer than seawater normaly.

How about this heatpump in Simmering?

You mention Aalborg. I'm working at the moment on realizing a complete revamp of the district heating system there. At the moment, they are still running the only remaining coal fired plant in Denmark, but that will close in 2028. By then we will have installed four heatpumps, totalling 176 MW, similar to these, three new electric resistance boilers totalling 150 MW, to complement the one already there. The rest of the district heating supply will come from existing waste-to-heat plant and industrial waste heat from among others cement production, waste water treatment plants (and a crematorium). In Aalborg, there are 48.000 homes, which are supplied by the district heating system.

Toma Ilie nu stiu de ce dar ai accent rusesc in engleza😂

First ask what everybody HAS to pay every month

The storage tank means this will be almost free to run for most of the year. Not in winter, of course. Denmark is not ideal for solar, but there will be massive solar overproduction available from Germany at noon. Run the pumps for an hour or two around noon and you're all set for the day.

The gains are the regulatory gains… as CO2 does not impact temperature on earth Ivar Gaevers Nobelprize winner physics

I haven't finished watching the video yet, but with this system, do residents have the ability to determine how hot they want their homes? If i wanted 75 degrees and my neighbor wanted 70, would be both be able to do that?

Good video

Engineers having fun. Paid by others money. Scam tax payers!

…wenn man sonst nix vor hat 🤓

heute in Chisinau !!!🎉

I'm pretty sure he's retired or something. Driving 6-7-8 hours every day means he doesn't have much going through his life. Unless he's a "Transporter"😅. Most people have better things to do than driving around, aimlessly.

Want a crock of garbage, being to China? I didn't realize that there are charging stations every 62 miles between Germany and China 😂 liar

A my w Polsce mamy gorące wody pod nogami i dopiero pomysły raczkują

2 million km for one man? Doesn't seem very green does it.

One million km and had to replace 13 motors!!! Wtf? Arent EVs advertised as "amazing" and "incredible" and you only need to change wipers etc. Yet here we have a car where motors in average managed to get around 80k km. Shite some Fiats and Peugeots can do 300k with single ICE, and that with all the "bad" things EVs aren't supposed to have like oil changes, belts etc... What a nonsense. If this car is something special then please do a article on Mercedes with as many engine changes, it would last tens of millions of kilometers.

124k miles per year. And he only drives on 62 mile trips? Seems fishy.

Anyone familiar with Only Fools and Horses will know this guy is Trigger, he had the same brush for 20 years and said “This old broom has had 17 new heads and 14 new handles in its time.” Same principle with this Tesla

My feeling is that electric power is good just for gliders. Anyway, in the ES-30 case one problem has a rather easy solution: How to de-ice the part of the wings between the engines, by passing the cables behind the leading edge.

And if it goes wrong and fails? A city without heating or is there a failover system?

How do you prevent fouling of the seawater circuit?

Ya se aburren los alemanes para hacer estos km...😅

So this is not 1M car if change the battery or motor that means the km is back to 0 !

3 battery changes I think he said. When the first battery dies that’s how long it lasted - you can’t count the frame in my opinion. Those batteries are expensive too.

if he used petrol car that fuel consumption 20km per liter one ,his fuel cost around 175000 eur