电缆与直流机车轨道平行时,其间应保持()以上的距离或采取隔离措施。
A.1m
B.2m
C.3m
D.4m
参考答案:B
太阳能路灯的灯杆顶端是太阳能电池板,它能将太阳能转化为电能,并向灯杆下方的蓄电池充电,将电能转化为 能储存起来,供夜晚路灯照明.若在一定时间内,太阳光辐射到该太阳能电池板的能量为2.7×107J,这与完全燃烧 kg的煤放出的热量相当;这些能量经转化后,可供功率为35W的路灯工作60h,那么该太阳能路灯的能量转化效率是 %(煤的热值为3.0×107J/kg).
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