Engineering guidebook improvements (#34695)

* engineering guidebook improvements

* whoops

* Changes

* this game is en-US, so it shall be gasses, not gases

* make changes to AccessConfigurator.xml, SolarPanels.xml, TeslaEngine.xml

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Co-authored-by: ScarKy0 <scarky0@onet.eu>
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SMESes can store [color=orange][protodata="SMESBasic" comp="Battery" member="MaxCharge" format="N0"/] J[/color] of energy, and can output a maximum [color=orange][protodata="SMESBasic" comp="PowerNetworkBattery" member="MaxSupply" format="N0"/] W[/color] of power.
SMESes can store [color=orange][protodata="SMESBasic" comp="Battery" member="MaxCharge" format="N0"/] J[/color] of energy and can output a maximum [color=orange][protodata="SMESBasic" comp="PowerNetworkBattery" member="MaxSupply" format="N0"/] W[/color] of power.
If the battery is full, the SMES will pass through the power it receives from the input cable to the output cable. In the event of a power deficit, the SMES will ramp up to supplement the power draw.
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They're primarily used in station SMES arrays to store large amounts of power for the station's power grid.
They help to buy engineers time to setup power at roundstart, or to provide power in the event of a power deficit for extended periods of time.
They help to buy engineers time to setup power at roundstart or to provide power in the event of a power deficit for extended periods of time.
Advanced SMESes can store [color=orange][protodata="SMESAdvanced" comp="Battery" member="MaxCharge" format="N0"/] J[/color] of energy, and can output a maximum [color=orange][protodata="SMESAdvanced" comp="PowerNetworkBattery" member="MaxSupply" format="N0"/] W[/color] of power.
Advanced SMESes can store [color=orange][protodata="SMESAdvanced" comp="Battery" member="MaxCharge" format="N0"/] J[/color] of energy and can output a maximum [color=orange][protodata="SMESAdvanced" comp="PowerNetworkBattery" member="MaxSupply" format="N0"/] W[/color] of power.
Keep in mind that these aren't a magic solution to power deficits, and they can't store infinite energy.
Keep in mind that these aren't a magic solution to power deficits and they can't store infinite energy.
A station load will drain these battries quickly if there is no power source partially supporting them.
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