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[BUG] Opendss file parser: Incorrect load base voltage #399

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gbyeon opened this issue Aug 25, 2022 · 1 comment
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[BUG] Opendss file parser: Incorrect load base voltage #399

gbyeon opened this issue Aug 25, 2022 · 1 comment
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gbyeon commented Aug 25, 2022

Describe the bug
In the OpenDSS manual, it says "Base voltage for load: For 2- or 3-phase loads, specified in phase-to-phase kV. For all other loads, the actual kV across the load branch. If wye (star) connected, then specify phase-to-neutral (L-N). If delta or phase-to-phase connected, specify the phase-to-phase (L-L) kV."

In PMD.jl, it seems to assume all load base kVs are given as line-to-neutral.

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In IEEE 13, Load.671 is a delta-connected load, so its basekV is given as L-L voltage, which is 4.8 kV:
New Load.671 Bus1=671.1.2.3 Phases=3 Conn=Delta Model=1 kV=4.16 kW=1155 kvar=660
However, since the PMD divides it with the base L-N voltage, which is 4.8 \ sqrt(3), its per-unit voltage (vnom_kv) seems to be calculated as 1.73 p.u. (i.e., sqrt(3)). instead of 1 p.u.

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  • OS: Mac OS
  • Version 0.14.4 main branch
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