recumpence
1 GW
You are not off base. I would, however, ask what is continuous? Is that for 10 hours, 10 minutes, 1 minute?
I will put it this way, what is important would be;
#1 Efficiency.
#2 Surface area.
#3 Ability to shed this heat to the surface of the can.
#4 Ability to transfer that heat to the air.
Lastly, the 3220 motor I mentioned (2/3 the size of this motor) is rated at 8kw continuous. They run pretty much through an entire run (15 minutes of hard riding) at that output without overheating without any fins or a fan. They do get hot (mine see about 160 degree F in the hardest use. But, that is not bad. So, this motor will be 50% larger lamination stack with over twice the surface area. So, even without any fins, that brings us up to at least 12kw continuous and that is through experience, not a guess. Then if you add liquid cooling or even a fan............
Anyway, I would be far more cautious about my claims if there were no parameters known about this motor. However, being intimately familiar with the base motor design (in practice), I am pretty confident.
Matt
I will put it this way, what is important would be;
#1 Efficiency.
#2 Surface area.
#3 Ability to shed this heat to the surface of the can.
#4 Ability to transfer that heat to the air.
Lastly, the 3220 motor I mentioned (2/3 the size of this motor) is rated at 8kw continuous. They run pretty much through an entire run (15 minutes of hard riding) at that output without overheating without any fins or a fan. They do get hot (mine see about 160 degree F in the hardest use. But, that is not bad. So, this motor will be 50% larger lamination stack with over twice the surface area. So, even without any fins, that brings us up to at least 12kw continuous and that is through experience, not a guess. Then if you add liquid cooling or even a fan............
Anyway, I would be far more cautious about my claims if there were no parameters known about this motor. However, being intimately familiar with the base motor design (in practice), I am pretty confident.
Matt