Storage should get more specs

quintel / mechanical_turk

Automatic tester for etengine

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Storage should get more specs #88

Open RobTerwel opened 8 years ago

RobTerwel commented 8 years ago

Post-deploy, continuation of #84 and #87.

[ ] check if putting P2H first in the 'flexibility order' decreases the hot water demand
[ ] check if putting P2G first in the 'flexibility order' decreases the natural gas demand

This probably requires adjustments in the converter API, particularly in attributes.rb . By adding a :flexibility_order_position attribute, we can create a flexibility_order gquery which mech_turk can then ask for.

More relevant tests to be added!

ChaelKruip commented 8 years ago

[x] check whether the excess electricity is conserved (add up all uses for excess including losses)

RobTerwel commented 8 years ago

Putting this on hold as this requires (even) further development of the mechanical turk.

Even if the flexibility_order_position can be queried, that doesn't mean that we can set it. The tests listed above requires us to be able to change the flexibility order within the mechanical turk. Since the input of this order is not a classic input statement but a table in ETModel which is manipulated by the user, we cannot simply change it in the way we usually do. That should be done first before these tests can be implemented.

ChaelKruip commented 8 years ago

:+1: