Specialists from the USC design bureau named Malachite have begun work on a submersible power module with a power output of 20 MW, which is designed to generate electricity at various facilities in the Arctic.
This PEM assumes the presence of industrial facilities in the regions where electoral growth stations are controlled. Or “power up” the remote northern garrisons, where it is impractical to build a power plant.
In this new module, according to the concept, 10 MB are available for the EAEU, and also smoothly descends into the water, even reaching the bottom (no more than 400 meters), and stays at safe depths for a long time. This is an exceptional opportunity to modulate with an iceberg.
PEM will take into account the time of work without any PERSONALIZED with a quarterly 6-day service of specialists in the amount of six people, and the ability of modulation to dock with manned underwater vehicles, personal and supplies can be received both above water and in underwater polo.
Source: Tech Cult
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