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| 2020-11-24 13:57:51 -0500 | asked a question | PSSE 34 ACCC Reports and 40 character line/transformer names As far as I can tell, none of the ACCC reporting reflects the 40 character name limit PSSE 34 introduced for transformer and line names. psspy.acccsinglerunreportx pssarrays.acccsummaryreport pssarrays.acccviolationsreport pssexcel.accc Looking for ideas beyond simply changing the transformer and line names to 14 characters... Thanks! |
| 2020-11-24 13:34:11 -0500 | answered a question | Creating a CON file from ACC results? Late to the show, sorry. Can't offer much on your other questions, but the way we get three-winding transformer data from accc reports (txt files--definitely not the best or easiest way but you will get the idea): Bunch of parsing...first to get the report into chunks.. mon = line[:63].strip() con = line[63:96].strip() rating = line[96:105].lstrip().strip() mw = line[105:114] flow = line[122:132].lstrip().strip() loading = line[131:].lstrip().strip() Then smaller chunks (monitored portion broken down below)... frombusnum = v['Mon'][:6].strip() frombusname = v['Mon'][6:23].strip().replace('*', '') frombuskv = v['Mon'][23:29] tobusnum = v['Mon'][29:36].strip() tobusname = v['Mon'][36:53].strip() tobuskv = v['Mon'][53:59] mon_ckt = v['Mon'][-2:] From here, create a lookup key to match actual model data... tobuskv = winding number k=frombusname, monckt, tobus_name Model data dict with example of winding 1 data..... ierr, iarray = psspy.awndint(sid=0, flag=1, string=['WIND1NUMBER', 'WIND2NUMBER', 'WIND3NUMBER', 'OWN1']) ierr, carray = psspy.awndchar(sid=0, flag=1, string=['ID', 'XFRNAME']) xfmrwnd1key = zip(iarray[0], carray[0], map(str.strip, carray[1])) xfmrwnd1val = zip(iarray[1], iarray[2], iarray[3]) modelxfmrwinding1info = dict(zip(xfmrwnd1key, xfmrwnd1_val)) Then... if monwindnum == 1: wnd1num = int(frombusnum) wnd2num = int(modelxfmrwinding1info[key][0]) wnd3num = int(modelxfmrwinding1info[key][1]) owner = modelxfmrwinding1_info[key][2] Issue with the above: PSSE 34 increased the max allowable characters for transformer/line names to 40 chars but only allow 16 in the ACCC reports (well, 14 actual characters and 2 periods). Essentially the scraped key can't match the model's key... '12345678901234..' != '1234567890123456789_1' |
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