you will have to pass the load n generation to the case in which u want to do pf from your main function.first make a matrix for load n geneartion n pass it.thats how I did.
On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 1:13 PM, Benjamin Biegel <benja...@biegel.nu> wrote: > Thanks :) > > Can you provide an example of how you did 24 hour PF? > > I am still not sure how, in OPF, you would include constraints that couple > the problem over time for example ramping constraints or costs... > > *Benjamin Biegel* > Civilingeniør > PhD-studerende, Aalborg Universitet > > benja...@biegel.nu > www.benjaminbiegel.com > +45 2819 7620 > > On Oct 7, 2013, at 9:26 AM, Priyanka Murali <priyankamural...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > I have done PF for 24 hours don't know about OPF. You have to feed the 24 > hour load n generation variation in the form of a matrix > > > On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 12:52 PM, Benjamin Biegel <benja...@biegel.nu>wrote: > >> Hi all >> >> I am curious if it is possible to perform OPF for a power network over >> time. For example, to perform a simulation for a network in 24 hours, where >> we consider one scenario each hour, i.e. 24 individual OPF. However, by >> including for example ramping limits, these 24 individual OPF problems will >> be coupled and should be solved together taking ramping limits into account. >> >> Has anyone done this before using MATPOWER? >> >> Sincerely, >> Benjamin >> >> *Benjamin Biegel* >> Civilingeniør >> PhD-studerende, Aalborg Universitet >> >> benja...@biegel.nu >> www.benjaminbiegel.com >> +45 2819 7620 >> >> > >
