AJJewsbury:
(MWh and MW/h both being identical.)
Oh dear, I can feel the ghost of my old physics teacher threatening to clip me about the ear for even thinking of uttering such a thing. The words something like 'dimensional homogeneity' drift across the mists of the years (possibly inappropriately). MWh are Mega Watt Hours - the product of power & time - MW/h would be Mega Watts per Hour - a rate of power - completely different units (by a factor of 1/hours²).
- Andy.
AJJewsbury:
(MWh and MW/h both being identical.)
Oh dear, I can feel the ghost of my old physics teacher threatening to clip me about the ear for even thinking of uttering such a thing. The words something like 'dimensional homogeneity' drift across the mists of the years (possibly inappropriately). MWh are Mega Watt Hours - the product of power & time - MW/h would be Mega Watts per Hour - a rate of power - completely different units (by a factor of 1/hours²).
- Andy.
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