It is still in the research stage, but there is a chance it could be publicly 
released at some point. No definite plans right now.

--
Ray Zimmerman
Senior Research Associate
211 Warren Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853
phone: (607) 255-9645



On Mar 3, 2010, at 9:29 PM, xiwen wang wrote:

Hi Ray,
This is very helpful. Thanks very much.
I just read your presentation on SuperOPF project, is this going to be 
available soon?
Cheers,
Xiwen

--- On Wed, 3/3/10, Ray Zimmerman <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> 
wrote:

From: Ray Zimmerman <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>
Subject: Re: simple AC OPF problem
To: "xiwen wang" <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>
Cc: "MATPOWER discussion forum" 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>
Date: Wednesday, March 3, 2010, 8:47 AM

Hi Xiwen,

I found a few issues with the data file, but was still not able to duplicate 
the results of the paper exactly.

- your values of R and X for the branches are off by a factor of 100 (both the 
paper and MATPOWER use p.u.)
- branch 2-3 X value was still off by factor of 10
- bus 12 and the branch connecting it are not necessary, MATPOWER handles 
multiple gens per bus
- technically, the loads should be entered as dispatchable loads (negative 
generators), but since none of the nodal prices are over 200, none will be 
curtailed and the solution will be identical

With these changes I get the following for DC OPF ...

================================================================================
|     Generator Data                                                           |
================================================================================
 Gen   Bus   Status     Pg        Qg      Lambda ($/MVA-hr)
  #     #              (MW)     (MVAr)      P         Q
----  -----  ------  --------  --------  --------  --------
  1      1      1    1000.00      0.00     30.64      0.00
  2      2      1     800.00      0.00     30.64      0.00
  3      3      1       0.00      0.00     30.64      0.00
  4      4      1    1864.41      0.00     30.64      0.00
  5      5      1    1262.01      0.00     30.64      0.00
  6      6      1    1081.72      0.00     30.64      0.00
  7      7      1     571.51      0.00     30.64      0.00
  8      8      1    1220.34      0.00     30.64      0.00
  9      9      1    1500.00      0.00     30.64      0.00
 10     10      1    1500.00      0.00     30.64      0.00
 11     11      1     700.00      0.00     30.64      0.00
 12     11      1       0.00      0.00     30.64      0.00
                     --------  --------
            Total:  11500.00      0.00

... and for AC OPF ...

================================================================================
|     Generator Data                                                           |
================================================================================
 Gen   Bus   Status     Pg        Qg      Lambda ($/MVA-hr)
  #     #              (MW)     (MVAr)      P         Q
----  -----  ------  --------  --------  --------  --------
  1      1      1    1000.00      5.61     31.55      0.00
  2      2      1     800.00      9.10     30.98      0.00
  3      3      1       0.00     55.56     32.72      0.00
  4      4      1    1850.45      8.28     30.50      0.00
  5      5      1    1258.95      3.38     30.61      0.00
  6      6      1    1112.57      5.28     31.08      0.00
  7      7      1     599.49      7.93     31.09      0.00
  8      8      1    1195.87     21.78     30.35      0.00
  9      9      1    1500.00    -30.41     29.68     -0.00
 10     10      1    1500.00    -20.60     29.76     -0.00
 11     11      1     700.00     15.98     31.93      0.00
 12     11      1      51.45     15.98     31.93      0.00
                     --------  --------
            Total:  11568.78     97.86


So, unfortunately, I'm not sure what is different between this case and the one 
in the paper. The base case solution in the paper looks like an AC OPF 
solution, since the lambdas are not identical, so it could be related to 
parameters not shown in the paper (voltage limits, generator VAr limits, etc.). 
However, my guess is that there is a typo somewhere, either in the author's 
MATPOWER file or in the paper ... unless, of course, there's still one in your 
data file that I missed.

--
Ray Zimmerman
Senior Research Associate
211 Warren Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853
phone: (607) 255-9645




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