Vega proved the core technology, and Pulsar has run 100 fault-free cycles at low speed. High-speed testing comes next.
Kevin Wong, systems engineer · Pulsar demo, 23 Sep
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Vega, the first prototype, proved the rotor design, bearings, vacuum and controls. Pulsar, the full-size prototype, is assembled and has completed 100 fault-free charge and discharge cycles at low speed on a steel setup rotor.
Still to come are the carbon-fiber rotor, high-speed testing in the test cell and measured round-trip efficiency. After that, beta units go to a utility pilot with independent data.
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