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| "abstract": "Audits auxiliary fuel cell packs and mission reserve energy margins", |
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| "title": "Power housing thermal dissipation（THERM）", |
| "content": "PWR-THERM-Y26：For the Abyssal Glider Pro-X, thermal boundary assessments indicate a heat sink thermal dissipation rate of 450 W for the enclosed power conditioning module under continuous conductive rejection into surrounding seawater.\nPWR-THERM-TBM：For the Nautilus TrenchRunner-6K, the enclosed power conditioning module exhibits a heat sink thermal dissipation rate of 600 W through continuous conductive heat rejection into deep seawater.\nPWR-THERM-6X6：For the Pelagic Surveyor-5000, continuous conductive heat rejection from the enclosed power conditioning module demonstrates a heat sink thermal dissipation rate of 750 W." |
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| "title": "Audits auxiliary fuel cell packs and mission reserve energy margins（ENRG）", |
| "content": "PWR-ENRG-VBE：For the Pelagic Surveyor-5000, testing of the proton-exchange membrane subsea fuel cell module confirms a fuel cell reserve endurance of 30 h, with a mandatory contingency reserve endurance allocation of 10 h reserved for emergency ascent and loitering.\nPWR-ENRG-7LU：For the Nautilus TrenchRunner-6K, the proton-exchange membrane subsea fuel cell module provides a fuel cell reserve endurance of 30 h sustained at baseline survey load under standard reactant storage pressure, while the offshore mission risk budget mandates 15 h of contingency reserve endurance dedicated to acoustic homing and emergency recovery loitering.\nPWR-ENRG-29B：For the Abyssal Glider Pro-X, the proton-exchange membrane subsea fuel cell module yields a fuel cell reserve endurance of 30 h under baseline survey conditions, alongside a mandatory contingency reserve endurance of 15 h set aside strictly for recovery loitering and acoustic homing." |
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