Cecil Moore wrote:
Jim Kelley wrote:

I don't agree that the terms power and energy become interchangeable
by virtue of the fact that their units can both be expressed with the
word Joule in them.


That's why I am willing to switch from the words "Reflected
Power" to "Reflected Energy" and measure that energy flow
past a point on a transmission line in joules/second.

SNIPPED

Energy FLOW implies a unit of time. Flow indicates a flow rate. In the absence
of a flow rate you are discussing static conditions.

Conclusion: all the illogical rational in the world does not change the
understanding of energy flow energy/unit time = power = watts =
joules/second pass a point or dissipated.

Cecil, as an engineer you should stick with standard vocabulary.