Operational Parameters CRITICAL_RATIONING
Fuel Stockpile in Depot:
12,000 L
2,000 L (Empty)
30,000 L (Full Depot)
Daily Relief Inflow Quota:
4,000 L/day
0 (Stoppage)
15,000 L/day (Relief Convoy)
Hospital Critical Demand (ICU/Neonatal/Surgical):
450 kW
Residential & Municipal Water Pumps:
300 kW
Fuel Rationing Ratio (Hospital Priority vs Domestic):
70% Hospital / 30% Domestic
50/50 Shared
100% Hospital Exclusive
Estimated Reserve
51.2 h
Depletion Runway
Hospital Uptime
100.0%
Critical ICU Protected
Residential Uptime
42.5%
Rolling Blackouts
Total Burn Rate
234.38 L/h
@ 3.2 kWh/L Genset
Fuel Allocation Physics Reservoir
Matter.js Active: Click or drag diesel barrels
Hospital Tank
8,400 L
Residential Tank
3,600 L
Humanitarian Microgrid Principles:
Standard medical-grade diesel generators consume ~0.3125 Liters per kWh (3.2 kWh/L). When total electrical demand exceeds available daily replenishment, operators prioritize neonatal incubators, oxygen concentrators, and ICUs. Domestic municipal and water purification microgrids bear the brunt of rationing with severe power shedding.