Closed ChaelKruip closed 7 years ago
Capacity seems less meaningful on these charts since the net load shown on the "total" chart is the consumption (positive) minus production (negative), and nodes are considered over-capacity only when the net load is too extreme. You could have a technology consuming well beyond the capacity of the node, but as long as some other technology is producing then the node isn't over-capacity.
Total Load | Stacked Load |
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Imagine if the node capacity were 24kW; if we draw it as a straight red line on the stacked chart – as we do on the "total load" chart – it may give the impression that the node is over-capacity when in reality it isn't.
Capacity seems less meaningful on these charts since the net load shown on the "total" chart is the consumption (positive) minus production (negative), and nodes are considered over-capacity only when the net load is too extreme.
100% right. Closing.