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Scaling issues in Time series
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28 Jan 2020 01:47 #7907
by Nelson Koch
Scaling issues in Time series was created by Nelson Koch
Hi,
I have notice some discrepancies in the time series representation of electricity loads in the results tab.
Indeed, while doing a "generic system" simulation over a 25 years analysis period with 15-minutes temporal resolution load profile, both time series "Lifetime electricity load (kW)" and "Electricity load (year 1) (kW)" are not similar for the first year (see screenshot attached). Actually, it's seems that the "Lifetime electricity load (kW)" is 4x smaller than "Electricity load (year 1) (kW)" (which corresponds to the power profile I configured).
Could it be linked to scaling issues regarding the sub-hourly load profile?
It this only an issue of graphical representation or could this also affect the simulation results?
Note that this issue appears on both version 2018.11.11 and 2020.1.14.
Thank you for the support.
Best,
Nelson
I have notice some discrepancies in the time series representation of electricity loads in the results tab.
Indeed, while doing a "generic system" simulation over a 25 years analysis period with 15-minutes temporal resolution load profile, both time series "Lifetime electricity load (kW)" and "Electricity load (year 1) (kW)" are not similar for the first year (see screenshot attached). Actually, it's seems that the "Lifetime electricity load (kW)" is 4x smaller than "Electricity load (year 1) (kW)" (which corresponds to the power profile I configured).
Could it be linked to scaling issues regarding the sub-hourly load profile?
It this only an issue of graphical representation or could this also affect the simulation results?
Note that this issue appears on both version 2018.11.11 and 2020.1.14.
Thank you for the support.
Best,
Nelson
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28 Jan 2020 17:03 #7908
by Paul Gilman
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Hi Nelson,
Thank you for pointing this out. We are investigating, and I will follow up when I learn more.
Best regards,
Paul.
Thank you for pointing this out. We are investigating, and I will follow up when I learn more.
Best regards,
Paul.
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04 Feb 2020 14:54 #7937
by Paul Gilman
Replied by Paul Gilman on topic Scaling issues in Time series
Hi Nelson,
This is an issue with how SAM reports the "Lifetime electricity load (kW)" output variable for subhourly simulations. The magnitude of that data should match the magnitude of the input load data. We will fix this issue in the next release of SAM.
Note that the internal calculations use the correct data, so it is only a problem with the value "Lifetime electricity load (kW)" shown in the results.
Thank you for pointing out this issue!
Best regards,
Paul.
This is an issue with how SAM reports the "Lifetime electricity load (kW)" output variable for subhourly simulations. The magnitude of that data should match the magnitude of the input load data. We will fix this issue in the next release of SAM.
Note that the internal calculations use the correct data, so it is only a problem with the value "Lifetime electricity load (kW)" shown in the results.
Thank you for pointing out this issue!
Best regards,
Paul.
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05 Feb 2020 01:48 #7943
by Nelson Koch
Replied by Nelson Koch on topic Scaling issues in Time series
Hi Paul,
Thank you for this reply and glad to hear that it doesn't affect the results.
Best,
Nelson
Thank you for this reply and glad to hear that it doesn't affect the results.
Best,
Nelson
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