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It seems like the report file for the quasi-static simulation only provides the voltage and power information of the bus where the distribution system is connected and doesn't provide any information for the rest of the buses.
It would add value to the user if results from other buses and generator power output information are available as well.
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Currently, the GlobalData.data['static] dictionary which is used to create the Excel report only contains data from the T bus with solar PV penetration. To implement this feature we will need to modify getVoltage() in psse_model.py so that data from all T buses are collected. Currently, there is a statement if entry in GlobalData.data['DNet']['Nodes']: which prevents voltage from buses without DSS instances from being collected.
However, load values that are being collected GlobalData.data['static] are coming from getLoad() in opendss_model.py. Hence we won't be able to report those.
@rozan977 Are voltage values sufficient for this application? @karthikbalasu I can make the change to collect and report voltage values for all T buses. Let me know your thoughts.
It seems like the report file for the quasi-static simulation only provides the voltage and power information of the bus where the distribution system is connected and doesn't provide any information for the rest of the buses.
It would add value to the user if results from other buses and generator power output information are available as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: