Hi Yongtao, Iman and laurinAs I know that the available m
files in Matpwer only for the balance power flow and in its current form, these
files cannot be used for distribution system (unbalanced system). The low
voltage grid that you are going to solve is a 3 phase with neutral line (4
wires). So, in order to simulate the system correctly, you will need to know
the power flow in each phase as well as the neutral since you are dealing with
unbalanced low voltage grid. I really did not try to use Matpower or any other 
softwares for
solving power flow for unbalanced system but I will be happy to share you
solving such problem.
Kind regards,
Haidar
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 From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2012 7:52 PM
Subject: RE: simulation Low Voltage Grids: MW -> kW?



Hello Laurin and Iman,
 
I would suggest again the kind of twinkling for R, X, B as it is extremely easy 
to mess up. 
 
Laurin,
To make MatPower more suitable for the low power/voltage system, you might 
consider to change MBASE in the case to for instance 0.1 (MW)  such that the 
power flow will be closer to unity. For the display of results, you can 
consider the following:
 
P_KW = results.branch(:,PF)*1000;
 
or 
 
format long
results.branch(:, PF)
 
Best regards, //Yongtao
 
From:[email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Iman
Sent: 27. september 2012 11:10
To: MATPOWER discussion forum
Subject: Re: simulation Low Voltage Grids: MW -> kW?
 
Dear Laurin,
If u want to scale down loads and generations, u also do that for r x b and 
other elements of network.
I asked for a low voltage case but no one has responded yet. 
Thanks

On 27 Sep 2012, at 12:22, Laurin Vierrath <[email protected]> wrote:
Hej there,
> 
>I am trying to simulate low voltage grids. I have loads of 14kW for example. 
>The problem is that after runpf when results appear they are in MW - pretty 
>high for such small loads.
>Is there any possibility of letting matpower display results in kW or to 
>extend decimal places?
> 
>thanks a lot,
>laurin
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