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Currently, we assume that DC lines are symmetric, with Pmin = -Pmax. We read this in src/read.jl: case["dcline_rating"] = mpc["dcline"][:,11] (link), where the 11th column in the table is Pmax, and then we use this in src/model.jl to create our symmetric line flow limits (for both AC & DC): branch_rating = vcat(case.branch_rating, case.dcline_rating) (link), and constrain the power flow variables for each branch.
If we have different vectors for e.g. branch_rating_positive and branch_rating_negative, then we can constrain the power flow variables differently in both the positive and negative directions. There are already independent constraints for each, so we're only modifying the parameter values, not the structure of the problem.
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Currently, we assume that DC lines are symmetric, with Pmin = -Pmax. We read this in src/read.jl:
case["dcline_rating"] = mpc["dcline"][:,11]
(link), where the 11th column in the table is Pmax, and then we use this in src/model.jl to create our symmetric line flow limits (for both AC & DC):branch_rating = vcat(case.branch_rating, case.dcline_rating)
(link), and constrain the power flow variables for each branch.If we have different vectors for e.g.
branch_rating_positive
andbranch_rating_negative
, then we can constrain the power flow variables differently in both the positive and negative directions. There are already independent constraints for each, so we're only modifying the parameter values, not the structure of the problem.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: