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blackrams
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FEB 19, 10:37 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by cvxjet:
OK Willie- Stop looking over my shoulder! I actually drink Cran-Raspberry mixed with Raspberry Lemonade and a little water; What is really funny tho is that I don't like Raspberrys and I don't like Cranberrys- Mix the two together and it is terrific!
Just what would you guys be saying if Teddy was one of them-there Lib-R-als....From the Demo-crap party? You'd be flipping the hell out- and you know it!
But ANYTHING a TRUMP!!! support does is A-OK with you.....ANY-Freaking-Thing! |
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Apparently, you either don't or haven't read any of my posts. While I do support and agree with most (but, not all) of DJT's policies and that he did a good job, I am not and have never been a Trumper.
BTW, took a friend and my daughter with her family out to dinner tonight. On the way there, we stopped for fuel. There were already 7 or 8 Alabama Electric bucket trucks there getting fuel and while we were there, another 7 or 8 rolled in. As we were leaving I asked if they were headed to TX. They said yes. I don't know for sure but, I didn't think AL and Texas were cooperative in the Grid system so, I assume AL is reaching out to help, not sure if the "independent" Texans asked for it or not.
Rams[This message has been edited by blackrams (edited 02-19-2021).]
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rinselberg
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FEB 19, 11:12 PM
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Skydda vindkraftverk på vintern
So, maybe you're Swedish-language challenged, even in terms of reading printed or print-like text?
Then you're like me, in that regard.
"Sweden gives Texas advice about how to restart their frozen wind turbines: Scandinavian experts suggest adding a layer of carbon fiber to wings which can be heated to melt ice"
| quote | | Skellefteå Kraft has experimented with operating wind turbines in the Arctic and coats the wings with thin layers of carbon fiber that automatically heat to prevent ice from forming. |
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And [same article] looking towards Canda
| quote | Officials have opted for 'cold weather packages' that heat crucial turbine components such as the gearbox, yaw and pitch motors, according to the Canadian government.
The special technologies have allowed some turbines to operate in temperatures as low as -22F (-30C). |
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Stacy Liberatore for DailyMail(.com); February 17, 2021. https://www.dailymail.co.uk...n-wind-turbines.html
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Hudini
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FEB 20, 04:03 AM
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Ole Joe: “I’m sending Hunter down to Texas.”
Texas Gov: “Ummm, Mr. Biden, we have ‘cracked pipes’ not crack pipes.
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rinselberg
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FEB 20, 05:01 AM
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Why Does Texas Have Its Own Power Grid?
Would you connect your grid to Texas if you didn't have to?Click to show
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Hudini
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FEB 20, 06:11 AM
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OldsFiero
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FEB 20, 06:31 AM
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Snowflake. Could it simply be because the dog is white and fluffy?
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cliffw
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FEB 20, 09:33 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by rinselberg: Skellefteå Kraft has experimented with operating wind turbines in the Arctic and coats the wings with thin layers of carbon fiber that automatically heat to prevent ice from forming.
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Yeah, sure. Carbon fiber automatically heats, .
| quote | Originally posted by rinselberg: Why Does Texas Have Its Own Power Grid?
Would you connect your grid to Texas if you didn't have to? |
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Yes. Another choice would be Kalifornia which has rolling blackouts year long.
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rinselberg
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FEB 20, 09:56 AM
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It's like a rear-window defroster that's embedded in the carbon fiber jacket for the wind turbine blades. The "automatic" is that the deicing circuits are controlled by sensors that detect the conditions when the electrically generated heat is needed. I think it's kind of new. Something the Swedes are experimenting with.
But there are more basic winterization packages to provide heat (when necessary) to the internal workings of wind turbines. It would be interesting to discover whether the Texas wind turbines had any of that.
I'm not "smug" about what's happened in Texas.
I'm up against a hard deadline here so I will try to leave it at that.
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Jake_Dragon
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FEB 20, 01:36 PM
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Its cold in here
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rinselberg
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FEB 20, 02:14 PM
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 It was a "Lights Out" performance for Winter Storm "Uri"
"When you Cruz, you lose."
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