Hi Jay,
It is a common issue that the default bus_i is not consecutively numbered.
You can renumber them before calculation.
Best regards,
Gang
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Gang Huang, Ph.D.
Research Fellow, Zhejiang Lab
On Tue, Jun 23, 2020 at 3:19 AM jnv484 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to perform some cal
Dear Houssem,
Please note that transmission lines have charging susceptance (i.e.,
mpc.branch(:, BR_B)), and its contribution to the reactive power is not listed
in the pretty-printed output.
Best regards,
Gang
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Hi Marc,
Defining a new variable (if you don’t want to load the same case data multiple
times) could help you fix the problem easily. Below is an example that may help
you.
mpc = loadcase('case6ww');% load the raw data;
for i = 1 : 5
data = mpc;
Dear Sk. Md. Golam Mostafa,
Please add “define_constants” before the use of “results.bus(:, VM)” or
“results.gen(:, PG)”. The constants such as “VM” and “PG” are defined by
“define_constants” in MATPOWER.
Best regards,
Gang
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Hi Xian,
For both of your questions, yes!
To model multiple generators connected to the same bus, just create a new
row in "mpc.gen" (note: please do not forget the corresponding row in
"mpc.gencost") and fill it with the data of a new generator. To model
multiple loads, you can add them up to th
