Thank you Doctor for your reply. I have been using the "contab" matrix, adding contingencies to the original case I am working with. In the results output I've realised that once certain adjacent branch reaches its limit, this constrain is considered to be binding (please help me out if I get this ok!). In order to do this, I understand that in the optimisation process certain generation rescheduling has to be done -which is something I have seen it is actually happening for the K-contingency mdo.resultsExpectedDispatch matrix. What I do not have quite clear is that how each of this K-contingency case updates the base case as final result of the simulation, and also; can MOST include branches limits relaxation, considering the ramping up/down limits of the generation?
Kind regards, Carlos Ferrandon El mar., 4 dic. 2018 a las 16:30, Carlos E Murillo-Sanchez (< [email protected]>) escribió: > Carlos: MOST models post-contingency states explicitly, and these states > influence the possible base case states directly so that the base cases are > secure in light of the specific contingencies considered. > > carlos. > > Carlos Ferrandon Cervantes wrote: > > Hello: > > I would like to know if MOST can perform security constrained dc opf with > rescheduling, specifically if it's possible to update the limits of the > problem elements using Benders decomposition. > > Thank you so much for your help in advance! > > Best wishes, > > -- > Carlos Ferrandon > > > -- Carlos Ferrandon
