Is it possible to retrieve machine electrical output (PELEC) during dynamic simulation without using channels?

asked 2023-03-14 22:00:10 -0500

Shawn
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I have tried using agenbusreal and amachreal APIs to get the machine outputs for each time steps but it is not working. I was wondering if there is an easy approach to get the machines data without assigning channel to each individual machine. My code is as follows:

while t <= 30:
    psspy.run(0, t, 0, 24, 0)
    ierr, rarray = psspy.agenbusreal(0, 4, 'PGEN')
    #ierr, rarray = psspy.amachreal(0, 4, 'PGEN')
    df_mach[i] = rarray[0]
    # pgen_array.append(rarray[0])
    i += 1
    t += 0.1

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answered 2023-03-15 03:07:52 -0500

perolofl

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updated 2023-03-16 03:44:43 -0500

This is a redundant question. It has already been explained in post aBusReal and aMachReal behaving weirdly.

EDIT:

@Shawn found the solution!!!

API powerflowmode() is equivalent to the old activity LOFL.

POM, Chapter 16.8 (rev 35) says about activity LOFL:

"Allow examination of the network conditions existing at any instant during the system disturbance being simulated. When run during a state-space or extended term dynamic simulation calculation, activity LOFL sets the plant and machine power output arrays in the working case to correspond to those contained in the dynamics data arrays PELEC and QELEC. Thus, the machine powers at that point in the simulation will be recognized in any power flow reporting activities which are executed while the power flow linkage is in effect."

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Thank you so much.

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answered 2023-03-15 19:13:53 -0500

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updated 2023-03-15 19:15:28 -0500

was able to figure out a way to retrieve the machine output by using the powerflow model "amachreal" API. It will work only if we return PSSE to powerflow mode from the dynamics mode. Following code will help you to understand this logic.

psspy.run(0, t, 0, 24, 0)

psspy.powerflowmode()

ierr, rarray = psspy.amachreal(0, 4, 'PGEN')

df_mach[i] = rarray[0]

i += 1

t += 0.1

psspy.dynamicsmode()

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Well done! Nice solution.

perolofl ( 2023-03-16 03:34:21 -0500 )edit

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