Hi guys,
first of all thanks @Roman for your inputs.
I have found a way that delivers reliable convergence, but still has a slight
weakness: I am using the "Interface Flow Limits" extension. This enables me to
define all lines between country A and B as one interface, which gives the code
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Murillo-Sanchez [ce.murillosanc...@gmail.com]
Gesendet: Montag, 14. Juli 2014 19:47
An: MATPOWER discussion forum
Betreff: Re: AW: Convergence issues: OPF simulation of several interconnected
countries
Tell me a little more about how you stitched together the different
systems. Did you have sepa
Tell me a little more about how you stitched together the different
systems. Did you have separate data files for different sections of
the system and then you actually interconnected them? What do you mean
by "realistic" at this stage? Or did you have one single file with all
sections in i
Ray, Carlos, Shri,
Thanks for your inputs, I really appreciate your help.
With regard to your responses:
@Shri: How would I impose the Smin and Smax of the tie-line in the MATPOWER
intput? I can't see anything alike in the mpc.branch struct, as PF, QF, PT and
QT are ignored as inputs accordi
