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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 31/12/20 5:28 am, François Lacombe
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          <div dir="ltr" class="gmail_attr">Le mer. 30 déc. 2020
            à 17:00, Christian Pietzsch <<a
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            But do they really use non-rechargable batteries? I guess
            for these edge-cases power=generator +
            generator:type=battery would be a solution. But all isolated
            cases I have stumbled across that are big enough to include
            into OSM (not thinking of the clock on my neighbors wall xD)
            have some kind of way of recharging them. Thinking of remote
            telecom towers here that often use diesel generator or some
            installations that use car batteries (sometimes charged by
            solar).<br>
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          <div>Underground or arctic off-grid facilities may encounter
            situations were there is no sun nor wind to be charged and
            you're forced to come periodically to change the battery.</div>
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    <p>The outback Australian ones are rechargeable. <br>
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    <p>Communities have back up diesel generators. Microwave repeaters
      too use rechargeable... these do fail - usually the recharging
      system fails not the battery (solar is installed .. don't know if
      they back that up with diesel). <br>
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    <p>I would think underground facilities would not want batteries in
      them, they would have most of their batteries above ground for
      safety? <br>
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    <p>The arctic I don't know. Antarctic winds are fairly strong! <br>
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    <p>From <br>
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    <p>looks like they use rechargeable batteries ... and wind with
      diesel.<br>
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    <p>Cost and environmental issues would, I think, place non
      rechargeable batteries out of any large commercial energy storage
      system. <br>
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          <div>Defining two different ways to describe batteries based
            on their capabilities (primary or secondary) is once again a
            poor idea: mappers will be confused on which power=* they
            should choose.<br>
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            I have to disagree here. For me a fuel cell has no storage
            capacity at all. It takes fuel and consumes it. Just like an
            engine takes fuel and consumes it. The fuel is stored in
            tanks (which would still be tagged as normal storage tanks
            at the facility). But for me the whole facility that turns
            electricity to fuel and back to electricity has a storage
            capacity.<br>
            So only the power=plant would get a storage:capacity. And
            would get a storage:type=power-to-gas <br>
            I will probably have to take the power-to-x methods out and
            place them a bit separately to better distinguish them from
            other storage methods.<br>
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          <div>Agree on that point, split the table between plant and
            device storage level is a good point.</div>
          <div>It's not mandatory to define several key for that.
            Compatibility with power=plant and generator/batteries can
            be handled on values.<br>
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            It's an easy change. I will leave it open for now and see
            what others think about the idea. I might make a note in the
            proposal as well<br>
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          <div>It's not an easy change as generator:type is now pretty
            well used.</div>
          <div>However new keys should be designed with experience in
            mind and :type should be avoided.</div>
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            <div>Le mer. 30 déc. 2020 à 17:49, Paul Allen <<a
                href="mailto:pla16021@gmail.com" moz-do-not-send="true">pla16021@gmail.com</a>>
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                      <div>Both generators and batteries are power
                        sources, but not all power sources</div>
                      <div>are generators, just as not all power sources
                        are batteries.</div>
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          Are you only considering generators as kinetic energy
          converters only?</div>
        <div class="gmail_quote">Wikipedia EN does, without proper
          source</div>
        <div class="gmail_quote"><a
            href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_generator"
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        <div class="gmail_quote">Wikipedia FR doesn't, without proper
          source</div>
        <div class="gmail_quote"><a
href="https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%A9n%C3%A9rateur_%C3%A9lectrique#G%C3%A9n%C3%A9rateur_non_tournant"
            moz-do-not-send="true">https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%A9n%C3%A9rateur_%C3%A9lectrique#G%C3%A9n%C3%A9rateur_non_tournant</a></div>
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        <div class="gmail_quote">Anyway, OSM already have many solar PV
          panels as power=generator.</div>
        <div class="gmail_quote">Will we have to retag them?<br>
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                  <div>A source of electrical energy.  I agree with
                    that.  What it doesn't say is that</div>
                  <div>it's a generator.</div>
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            <div>As current OSM current definition for a generator is a
              device converting a non-electric power to electricity (or
              even any other form) I don't get the difference between
              them, honestly.</div>
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                  <div>But a battery is not considered an energy
                    transducer.</div>
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            <div>Transducers are a very wide family of devices and to me
              batteries are actual transducers.</div>
            <div>Not all transducers are generators as they includes
              sensors as well.<br>
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                  <div>Give a list of storage-capable devices and see
                    what the list comes up with</div>
                  <div>for names. :)<br>
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            <div>Many items of proposed table are not batteries</div>
            <div><a
href="https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/Power_storage#Tagging"
                moz-do-not-send="true">https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/Power_storage#Tagging</a></div>
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            <div>Is that relevant to define a different power=* value
              for each?<br>
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                  <div>Also, I understand the desire to tag everything
                    related to power generation</div>
                  <div>under power, but electrical storage devices store
                    energy, not power.</div>
                  <div>Electrical Engineers and physicists would be
                    upset at the idea of</div>
                  <div>storing power.<br>
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            <div>OSM power=* key covers many activities related to
              electricity production, transmission or usage.</div>
            <div>We didn't come to a point to make a difference between
              power and energy here.</div>
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            <div>All the best</div>
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            <div>François<br>
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