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Hi, I am having a strange problem with contingency analysis using ACCC. For a contingency consisting of tripping of two lines it doesn't converge. However, if I change the status of these two lines to out of service and run a powerflow (FNSL) it converges. Does anyone have any idea why ACCC would have worse convergence than FNSL?
There is something extremely wrong with FNSL in ACCC. I have noticed similar issues with solving ACCC with FNSL where blown up cases reported meeting convergence even though mismatch was in the thousands. One thing that was found to somewhat work is to solve your power flow case with the exact same settings you intend to run your in your ACCC analysis. I.e. if you setup your case moving shunts, taps, and PSTs with FNLS, but run your ACCC analysis with everything locked with FNSL, make sure to solve your case once with everything locked using FNSL immediately prior to running ACCC.
Hi, thanks for your answer. Your solution reduced the mismatch I get, but I still don't get convergence.
Asked: Jan 14 '19
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Did you set the solution options (e.g. taps moving, shunts moving, phase shifter adjusting, etc.) the same when performing ACCC and manual (via FNSL)?
Hi, thanks for the answer. Yes, I did. I am wondering if the ACCC activity is doing some simplification, which causes the solution to blow up.