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Help with developing a dynamic simulation application #176
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If you are directly using C++ interface: Once you build GridPACK, go to src/build/applications/dynamic_sinulation_full_y directory. In this directory, you should see the dynamic simulation application executable dsf.x and several input.xml. Each xml file has the configuration for dynamic simulation which sets the network and dyr files, the timestep, duration, and the solver configuration. You can also set the fault configuration and tell the simulation which voltages/powers to watch. You can take one such file as an example, modify it to your needs, and then run the application with Where input.xml is your input file. After the application finishes you should see a .csv file in the directory that has the output you set to be watched in the input file. If you are using Python interface: Let us know how we can help further. |
@abhyshr Thank you very much for your response, but please excuse me for reopening this old issue because we have just realized that our needs are somewhat different from what the It seems that the |
Hello.
I’m currently working on an application that’s supposed to use GridPACK to get voltage and current data from an input power network after each timestep, taking into consideration the presence of fault events.
This initially seemed like a straightforward task, but after digging into the code a little bit and checking the user manual, I still found myself very uncertain about which modules/classes to use and which functions to call. I’ve tried to adapt the example powerflow and dynamic simulation applications, but they don’t seem to do what I’m trying to accomplish (please correct me if I’m wrong).
Any help or tips on how to make this work would be appreciated. Thanks.
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