Re: About Radiality Check

2021-06-02 Thread Beyza Nur Dilber
Hello Mirko, Thank you very much for your help. I tried and it worked. Regards. Beyza  Alıntı Mirko Todorovski : Hello Beyza, The answer given by Ray precisely defines how radial power flow solvers do the job. They all assume that the case is already using internal numbering (buses are

Re: About Radiality Check

2021-06-01 Thread Mirko Todorovski
Hello Beyza, The answer given by Ray precisely defines how radial power flow solvers do the job. They all assume that the case is already using internal numbering (buses are renumbered consecutively beginning at 1). As he pointed out if you use runpf() it will call ext2int() to remove

Re: About Radiality Check

2021-06-01 Thread Beyza Nur Dilber
Thanks a lot.  It was very useful.  Alıntı Ray Daniel Zimmerman : Hi Beyza,  Let me first mention that I did not write the radial power flow code, so I am not as familiar with the details as the original author, Mirko Todorovski.   1. The check for radial topology in

Re: About Radiality Check

2021-06-01 Thread Ray Daniel Zimmerman
Hi Beyza, Let me first mention that I did not write the radial power flow code, so I am not as familiar with the details as the original author, Mirko Todorovski. 1. The check for radial topology in order_radial() (called by radial_pf()) is done without regard for the status of the branches in

About Radiality Check

2021-06-01 Thread Beyza Nur Dilber
Hello, I am Beyza, from Turkey. I hope everyone is well. I have a few question about radial power flow on Matpower. 1. I would like to run 16bus radial distribution system. There are some branches which tie buses and cause loop. But these "branches status" are '0'. So, they can be