The branch model in the current version of MATPOWER does not include shunt
conductance, only shunt capacitance. I’m afraid with the current models, you
would have to enter any shunt conductances directly at the “from” and “to”
buses (column GS in the bus matrix) and then add in those losses manually.
Ray
On Jul 2, 2021, at 3:53 PM, Abdelrahman Aldik
<aal...@ryerson.ca<mailto:aal...@ryerson.ca>> wrote:
Dears
Does the line losses matpower function include the active power losses in shunt
conductance that may result from the transformer representation using the PI
model? If not, how to include it to calculate the total active power loss of
the line? I'm asking that since I was reading the description of the function
get_losses and there was no mention of the shunt conductance.
Regards
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Abdelrahman Aldik
PhD Candidate
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Centre of Urban Energy
Ryerson University
CUI-030, 44 Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Email: aal...@ryerson.ca<mailto:aal...@ryerson.ca>
