Making Vm = 1 means that the voltage is equal to its nominal value specified in
the BASE_KV column of the bus matrix.
Regarding relaxing line limits, first this is the one case where setting them
to zero is interpreted as completely unconstrained. That is a reasonable thing
to try in the proces
That’s basically true. To be more specific, RAMP_10 is used to determine the
amount that a contingency dispatch can deviate from the corresponding base
case, or to limit the reserve supplied by a unit when using fixed zonal reserve
requirements. And RAMP_30 is used to determine how much a base c
Thank you for the guidance! The main issue was with the values I assumed
for Vm. My case is converging now.
sincerely,
Aakanksha *Dubey*
On Tue, Mar 13, 2018 at 9:52 AM, Ray Zimmerman wrote:
> Making Vm = 1 means that the voltage is equal to its nominal value
> specified in the BASE_KV column
Thanks for the explanation! I’ve figured out which constraint is actually
binding in my case.
Best,
Bainan
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