Andy Fisher

Hello Muneebur, So just a couple things. GridLAB-D doesn't work with per unit values but since you've entered everything as such it might work but the solver might have a tough time of reaching convergence. The reason you get a phase mismatch error is all lines must be connected to node, meter, or load objects. you can't attach a line directly to a diesel_dg object. A diesel_dg object must also have a parent that is a node or meter object.

Unfortunately due to updates to msys2 packages it is not possible to compile anything older than v5.3 in Windows. Your best recourse to compiling v4.3 is through wsl linux environment.

Hi Abdullah, The population script that is a part of the GridAPPS-D project is not designed to work against a GridLAB-D model(.glm) unfortunately but rather a CIM standard sparql database. The platform does have base IEEE 13 and 123 node models with house object populated on them. So you could generate the glms of those models using but they also would include HELICS co-simulation objects for specific GridAPPS-D platform uses that you would need to manually remove. All this to say Franks first approach...

Hi Loraine. There was a recent build issue encountered with the latest msys2 environment. It has been fixed in the develop branch of GridLAB-D. A release with the fix is scheduled for the end of the month.

Hello Jerry, That is correct. power convention in GridLAB-D is represented from the load's perspective. Power Generation from a PV/Battery would be a negative load. Andy

Hello Lucas, The reason you don't get any subsecond data from the recorder is you don't have any object that triggers the simulation to enter deltamode. The common and easy way to do this is to provide a player object that plays a value at a subsecond timestamp to an inconsequential object's property. Unfortunately, besides the ev_charger object there are no dynamic models for any of the enduse load objects in the residential module at this time. The inclusion of such models is uncertain at this...

Just as an fyi we migrated GridLAB-D to GitHub so the latest releases are found here. https://github.com/gridlab-d/gridlab-d

Hi Steven, Can you confirm that the version of HELICS is 3.4.0 and GridLAB-D is 5.1? I ask as libfncs.so.1 should not be required by the latest version of GridLAB-D. regards, Andy