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Future-Power-Networks / MAPDN

This repository is for an open-source environment for multi-agent active voltage control on power distribution networks (MAPDN).
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Question about the 322-bus network #12

Closed DongChen06 closed 1 year ago

DongChen06 commented 2 years ago

Dear authors, thanks for the wonderful paper and repo. I have a question about how to generate the 322-bus network with Simbench. I read the Simbench paper and found the mentioned networks below. I did not find the corresponding 322-bus network as well as on the Simbench website. Thank you for your time and insights! image

DongChen06 commented 2 years ago

sorry for missing the repo for generating the 322-bus network at: https://github.com/xuwkk/gen_pandapower_pv. it seems you used six low-voltage data and voltages are low than 0.4kv, but the paper mentioned the voltages are 110-20-0.4kv. Could you please illustrate a little bit on this point? Thank you! image

xuwkk commented 2 years ago

Hi there, thanks for your insterest on our work. To construct the bus322 system, we firstly construct a "main branch" which consists of several 20kv buses. This branch is connected to the main grid with a 110/20kv transformer. The six low-voltage grids are then connected with the "main branch". In this wayy, we try to keep the grid as standard as possible. You can find more here.

xuwkk commented 2 years ago

Hi there, thanks for your insterest on our work. To construct the bus322 system, we firstly construct a "main branch" which consists of several 20kv buses. This branch is connected to the main grid with a 110/20kv transformer. The six low-voltage grids are then connected with the "main branch". In this wayy, we try to keep the grid as standard as possible. You can find more here.

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DongChen06 commented 2 years ago

@xuwkk thank you for your response. I was able to run the code to generate 322bus.p. When we download the dataset, there are also load_active.csv, load_reactive.csv, and pv_activate.csv. Could you give an illustration of how to generate these files? Thank you so much!