Lithium batteries are made up of modules, fewer for car batteries & more for truck batteries and yet more still for HD mains storage
"Lithium ion batteries are manufactured in sets of electrodes and then assembled in cells. Active material is mixed with polymer binders, conductive additives, and solvents to form a slurry that is then coated on a current collector foil and dried to remove the solvent and create a porous electrode coating.(Lithium Ion Batteries and Their Manufacturing Challenges-- ...https://www.nap.edu ")
(eg: the Tesla units in SA)
So while my estimates are simply guesstimates from the available data on a Tesla Car Battery and projected to a B Double (work done to move a 2 ton car at 100 KPH vs work done to move a B Double ay 100 KPH which is 33 times the car's weight.
My guesstimate is transparent.
What is your's?
So the reasonable thing to do is to provide alternate data and then, as such, demonstrate that my guesstimate is away off the mark.
Otherwise you are speculating more than me.....eh? Perhaps logic is not your strong suite...eh?
