GMT parameter transfer files for electrical components #543
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The GMT parameter files for generator and grid
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| model {{data['model_name']}} | ||
| "Isolated transformer template model for GMT level 1 testing" | ||
| parameter Modelica.Units.SI.Voltage VHigh = {{data["RMS voltage on high side"]}} "Rms voltage on side 1 of the transformer (primary side)"; |
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We don't have high-side voltage available. See https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LHl3iaCbn5cZQt2V28gTz33ga5Y85dZQ/edit#gid=1654231185 and look in the sections for both Transformer and Substation.
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I'm researching to understand if it's possible to provide VHigh some other way. Is it possible to make the model work if I can't find a way to provide that value?
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Hello Nathan,
How about we do not transfer the "VHigh" parameter for "high-side voltage"? The model extends from the existing example model in MBL, which has a default value for this parameter. In the example model, the default value of VHigh is 480 V.
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That sounds great. Lets do that. Thanks!
Delete the parameter "VHigh" in the transformer .mot file since the high-side voltage is not available in URBANopt side.
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@ZhanweiHe I now know where urbanopt sdk stores both high-side and low-side voltages. Since we have default values available I'm happy to use those for now and get the urbanopt output at a later date. |
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@vtnate Nathan, thank you for letting me about this. To clarify, should we stick with the current version for now and plan to add the parameter "VHigh" at a later date? |
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This work is being used in #549, so this PR is no longer needed. |
GMT parameter transfer files for generator, grid, battery, capacitive load, inductive load, transformer, and converter.