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Fix DcEquationSystem with disabled non impedant branch #663
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Signed-off-by: Anne Tilloy <anne.tilloy@rte-france.com>
Signed-off-by: Anne Tilloy <anne.tilloy@rte-france.com>
@@ -51,19 +51,24 @@ public static void createNonImpedantBranch(EquationSystem<DcVariableType, DcEqua | |||
equationSystem.createEquation(branch.getNum(), DcEquationType.ZERO_PHI) | |||
.addTerm(equationSystem.getVariable(bus1.getNum(), DcVariableType.BUS_PHI).createTerm()) | |||
.addTerm(equationSystem.getVariable(bus2.getNum(), DcVariableType.BUS_PHI).<DcEquationType>createTerm() | |||
.minus()); | |||
.minus()).setActive(!branch.isDisabled()); |
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I really don't understand why but this first setActive
is not needed in AcEquationSystem. So I don't know if this fix is the good one.
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EquationSystem.createEquation has 2 overloads:
- initial one just take an element num
- newest one take directly the LfElement and so on is able to internally disable equation according to LfElement status
DcEquationSystem had unfortunately not been migrated to new one
# Conflicts: # src/main/java/com/powsybl/openloadflow/dc/DcLoadFlowEngine.java
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new AcloadFlowEngine(context).run(); | ||
} | ||
// should be the same as with previous LF | ||
assertEquals(401.740, largestNetwork.getBranchById("L1").getP1().eval() * PerUnit.SB, LoadFlowAssert.DELTA_POWER); |
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@annetill why we don't get exactly the value we had with the initial LF: 401.757 vs 401.740 ?
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Maybe because in the first case, we have a system resolution based on the bus/view and in the second case, we are based on the bus/breaker view.
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Yes right, this is not exactly the same system, so make sense to not have numerically the same solution
Signed-off-by: Anne Tilloy anne.tilloy@rte-france.com
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