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An open source loadflow based on PowSyBl
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OpenLoadflow ignores all AC Line segments not defined in BD File(DanglingLines) while importing Microgrid CGMES Files for LoadFlow #456

Closed AnkurArohi closed 2 years ago

AnkurArohi commented 2 years ago

All AC Line Segments to be part of Network ready to be used for Power Flow calculation, even if they are not dangling lines

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annetill commented 2 years ago

Can you join me on slack for more details?

AnkurArohi commented 2 years ago

Sure, how is the channel named?

annetill commented 2 years ago

https://app.slack.com/client/TG8ALA0TB/DQAUZPHKR/thread/C01QXRH9GT1-1645606957.145159

AnkurArohi commented 2 years ago

it seems i still need workspace

miovd commented 2 years ago

Hello! You can join the workspace here https://join.slack.com/t/powsybl/shared_invite/zt-rzvbuzjk-nxi0boim1RKPS5PjieI0rA

annetill commented 2 years ago

Following our conversation on slack, it seems that there is no issue related to this case. On micro grid NL case, we have only one substation and a lot of dangling lines, that will become tie lines after merging with neighbors. The issue you have, on our private case (based on IEEE 14 buses case) seems to be related to the fact that after CGMES import, the network is divided in multiple connected component. To perform a load flow on it, you have to choose parameter LoadFlowParameters.ConnectedComponentMode.ALL, keeping in mind that our open loadflow works if each component has a generator controlling voltage on it.

geofjamg commented 2 years ago

Can I close this issue?

AnkurArohi commented 2 years ago

Yes pls