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An Area is a geographical zone of a given type. It is composed of a collection of voltage levels, and a collection of area boundaries.
The area type is used to distinguish between various area concepts of different granularity. For instance: control areas, bidding zones, countries...
You can find more information on this feature in the documentation.
Here is the XIIDM serialization of the generic area "BidZoneName"
of type "BiddingZone"
, with:
- one voltage level, of id
"VL1"
; - two area boundaries:
- on the terminal of the side one of
"L1"
, declared as AC; - on the dangling line
DL1
, declared as DC.
- on the terminal of the side one of
<iidm:area id="BidZoneId" name="BidZoneName" areaType="BiddingZone">
<iidm:voltageLevelRef id="VL1"/>
<iidm:areaBoundary ac="true" type="terminalRef" id="L1" side="ONE"/>
<iidm:areaBoundary ac="false" type="boundaryRef" id="DL1"/>
</iidm:area>
Note that voltage level "VL1"
, line "L1"
and dangling line "DL1
" have to be declared elsewhere in the IIDM. In this iidm:area
block, only references to this elements are used.
A generator may behave as a condenser, for instance if it may control voltage even if its isCondenser
parameter has been added to generators. In XIIDM, this parameter is optional and equal to false by default.
<iidm:generator id="generator1" energySource="OTHER" minP="0.0" maxP="100.0" voltageRegulatorOn="true" targetP="10.0" targetV="400.0" isCondenser="true" node="0">
<iidm:minMaxReactiveLimits minQ="-1.7976931348623157E308" maxQ="1.7976931348623157E308"/>
</iidm:generator>