Swastik Sharma

Hi Frank, Thank you for clarifying! I will surely look into the Arras Energy fork.

Hi, I know that we can set the thermal limits on the lines using: rating.summer.continuous; rating.summer.emergency; rating.winter.continuous; rating.winter.emergency; But i was wondering how is the gridlabd assuming the limits to be 1000A for summer and 2000A for winters by default. Is there some calculation on the basis of which GLD comes up with this? Also, it would be highly helpful if someone could tell how to reach at these limits? Let's say for my system with 4.16kV base voltage won't 1000A...

Hi, I know that we can set the thermal limits on the lines using: rating.summer.continuous; rating.summer.emergency; rating.winter.continuous; rating.winter.emergency; But i was wondering how is the gridlabd assuming the limits to be 1000A for summer and 2000A for winters by default. Is there some calculation on the basis of which GLD comes up with this? Also, it would be highly helpful if someone could tell how to reach at this limits? Let's say for my system with 4.16kV base voltage won't 1000A...

Hi Team, I have been working with GLD (Version 5.1) for quite some time, familiarizing myself with it. I recently started tweaking around to see the internal working of it. Currently, I am working with the IEEE 123 Bus system, where I am attempting to add a few large loads to observe warnings related to overloads and voltage issues. I have tried everything to trigger warnings by setting "warning_undervoltage 0.95; warning_overvoltage 1.05;" in the powerflow module and using a violation_recorder,...

Hi Team, I have been working with GLD (Version 5.1) for quite some time, familiarizing myself with it. Recently, I started exploring the internal workings of the project. Currently, I am working with the IEEE 123 Bus system, where I am attempting to add a few large loads to observe warnings related to overloads and voltage issues. I have tried everything to trigger warnings by setting "warning_undervoltage 0.95; warning_overvoltage 1.05;" in the powerflow module and using a violation_recorder, but...