Closed catkins-miso closed 1 week ago
Idk yet which is more appropriate: Limiting-Analysis = [THERMAL, STABILITY, UNKNOWN] or Limiting-Analysis = [THERMAL, TRANSIENT, VOLTAGE, SMALLSIGNAL, UNKNOWN] or Limiting-Analysis = [THERMAL_LOADING, VOLTAGE_STABILITY, ANGULAR_STABILITY, UNKNOWN]
Implementation sketch: Put a default Limiting-Analysis in the header and add an optional "limiting-analysis" to each rating type. Without the default-limiting-analysis, which is also optional, the clearinghouse provider is obliged to impute a value of UNKNOWN for all ratings.
{"proposal-header":
{"default-limiting-analysis":"THERMAL"},
// usual yadda yadda
},
"ratings": [
{"periods": [
{"continuous-operating-limit":
{"mva":150, "limiting-analysis":"TRANSIENT"}
// emergency limits might have a differing limiting analysis
}
]}
]
}
As a Ratings Provider who might be an RC, a TO, or a TOP I want to indicate the analysis that set the rating Whenever I provide a rating for any power system resource, including transmission facilities and interfaces, So that various operations coordination activities, including transmission service request processing, can utilize only appropriate kinds of ratings/limits Without assuming that a given power system resources is always thermally- or stability-limited Nor requiring that the continuous and emergency ratings be likewise constrained.