Energy's inertial confinement : Flywheel applications (SISE)

Flywheel applications (SISE)
Energy's inertial confinement

Authors : Juliette KAUV, Jean BONAL, Pierre ODRU

Review date: March 31, 2025 | Lire en français

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4. Flywheel applications (SISE)

4.1 Stationary applications

4.1.1 Positioning flywheels in relation to other energy storage systems

Figure 14 classifies the use of various electrical energy storage components (flywheels, batteries, supercapacitors, etc.) into three types of application according to their discharge time and power.

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Flywheel applications (SISE) Energy's inertial confinement

4. Flywheel applications (SISE)

4.1 Stationary applications

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