Hello:
I'm new to gridlab-d.And I want to establish a gridlabd model.It contains renewable energy ,conventional unit,hvac load and so on.I want to know if there are some competed models.So i can learn it.My GLD version is 4.0.0-5643(trunk) 64-bit WINDOWE RELEASE
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Apologies for the delay in getting back to this. Between SourceForge outages and other items, we haven't been able to get to the forums as fast as expected.
There are completed models as part of the webinars and tutorial. The can usually be found at http://www.gridlabd.org/resources.stm, but we're having some issues with that website at the moment. All of the materials covered in the webinar are also available in our general course repository, located at https://github.com/gridlab-d/course. The "OnlineTutorial_V22" folder is the material used by these webinars.
Regarding your post title (microgrid), we unfortunately don't have any readily available tutorials on that - it is something we're working on. There are models to give you examples of how to create microgrid systems, but they are primarily as our unit tests. If you download the latest repository, a simple microgrid file is:
This file is an extremely simple three-node system with two diesel generators on it, and a single load. Note that this file is considered a "unit test" for testing GridLAB-D, so it may have "assert" functions in them for this purpose -- you'll probably want to remove those before modifying the file, since it will cause them to fail.
Also note, based on your version number, you appear to be using an old SourceForge-based build. We highly encourage everyone to migrate to the GitHub-based copies (same for the repository pull above), since that is where the active code changes are being performed. The GitHub repositories are located at: https://github.com/gridlab-d/gridlab-d
-Frank
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Hello:
I'm new to gridlab-d.And I want to establish a gridlabd model.It contains renewable energy ,conventional unit,hvac load and so on.I want to know if there are some competed models.So i can learn it.My GLD version is 4.0.0-5643(trunk) 64-bit WINDOWE RELEASE
Hello Zhang,
Apologies for the delay in getting back to this. Between SourceForge outages and other items, we haven't been able to get to the forums as fast as expected.
There are completed models as part of the webinars and tutorial. The can usually be found at http://www.gridlabd.org/resources.stm, but we're having some issues with that website at the moment. All of the materials covered in the webinar are also available in our general course repository, located at https://github.com/gridlab-d/course. The "OnlineTutorial_V22" folder is the material used by these webinars.
The tutorial is located at: http://gridlab-d.shoutwiki.com/wiki/Chapter_0_-_Introduction#Table_of_Contents.
Regarding your post title (microgrid), we unfortunately don't have any readily available tutorials on that - it is something we're working on. There are models to give you examples of how to create microgrid systems, but they are primarily as our unit tests. If you download the latest repository, a simple microgrid file is:
This file is an extremely simple three-node system with two diesel generators on it, and a single load. Note that this file is considered a "unit test" for testing GridLAB-D, so it may have "assert" functions in them for this purpose -- you'll probably want to remove those before modifying the file, since it will cause them to fail.
Also note, based on your version number, you appear to be using an old SourceForge-based build. We highly encourage everyone to migrate to the GitHub-based copies (same for the repository pull above), since that is where the active code changes are being performed. The GitHub repositories are located at: https://github.com/gridlab-d/gridlab-d
-Frank