Great video, thanks a lot for the information! Just one question: Is it possible to merge a time series simulation with the optimal power flow? I want to give a series of active power in kW generated by a wind farm, and I want to optimally find the PF of such turbines to maximize gains. Is it possible? Thanks in advance.
Hello and thanks for the great video! I have a question tho: is there a way to "automate" the process for Asymmetric /Three Phase Power Flow as it is done here for the balanced AC Power Flow? If not, I believe the way to operate would be to iterate through a "for" loop and to run the "runpp_3ph(net)" command at every step. Is that correct? Thank you & have a good day;) EDIT: I made the 3ph PF work, but my ConstController won't contrll the p_a_mw of my asymmetric loads.. How can I make it work?
the .xlsx files generated for vm_pu and loading_percent has the same values for all the time steps and hence the plot is a straight line parallel to the x-axis. When I was using time_steps=range(0, 95) it was just calculating for 0 and 95 time steps, and when i changed to time_steps=range(0, 95)) it is calculating for all the time steps between and inclusive 0 to 95 but it has same value or may be it is just copy pasting the values. Can anyone please guide me?
So i was wondering, if one wanted to get the measurements of each loads Voltage in a 3 phase assymetric network what would be the correct course of action?
Great functionality. 1.Why excel output and not direct pandas dataframe "export"? With unbalanced load flow Pandas would be great for LV DER placement analysis with existing smart meter data. In Slovenia we have a lot of single phase consumers in the network....
Thank you Gregor! I thought Excel might be easy to open for beginners. But it is kind of slow when dumping it to the disk. Rather one could use json for this. Also you can of course use any other pandas format to dump the results. For example, pickle is also supported. If you're interested in unbalanced power flow calculations: we're working on it: github.com/e2nIEE/pandapower/tree/unbalanced_pf_2.0 Unfortunately, this is not one of our "main topics". However, you're very welcome to contribute if you want!
I wrote almost the same code, the only difference is that i used run_timeseries(net, time_steps=range(0, 95)) however the plot of the loading percents is showing me different curves.
@@toresafa hey, did you find an answer? the .xlsx files generated for vm_pu and loading_percent has the same values for all the time steps and hence the plot is a straight line parallel to the x-axis. When I was using time_steps=range(0, 95) it was just calculating for 0 and 95 time steps, and when i changed to time_steps=range(0, 95)) it is calculating for all the time steps between and inclusive 0 to 95 but it has same value or may be it is just copy pasting the values. Can anyone please guide me?
Upon entry of 'from pandapower.control.controller.const_control import ConstControl' I receive the following error: No module named 'pandapower.control'. Any advice?
