Modelling static generator measurements correctly in pgm #65
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We would like to know how can we model the https://power-grid-model.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api_reference/python-api-reference.html#power_grid_model.enum.MeasuredTerminalType MeasuredTerminalType for measurements of static generator without explicit voltage reference, should that be a source or an explicit generator. Please also let us lknow what are the inherent modelling differences for those types. |
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Hi @AnkurArohi, thanks for the question! A static generator should be modelled as a generator. A source is representing an external network with an infinite voltage source, for example: in a distribution grid the transmission grid can be modelled as You can find how both are modelled here:
Both contain a section "electric model" which explains how it is modelled. Hope this helps! |
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Hi @AnkurArohi, thanks for the question! A static generator should be modelled as a generator. A source is representing an external network with an infinite voltage source, for example: in a distribution grid the transmission grid can be modelled as
source
. The loads and generators in the grid should be modelled as loads and generators.You can find how both are modelled here:
Both contain a section "electric model" which explains how it is modelled. Hope this helps!