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Entering MV transformer losses
- Laura Hinkelman
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                26 Sep 2022 12:45                #11489
        by Laura Hinkelman
    
    
            
            
            
            
            
                                
    
                                                
    
        Entering MV transformer losses was created by Laura Hinkelman            
    
        Hi,
I've been a PVsyst user for some time and am now trying to perform some simulations using SAM. As you know, the two software packages don't have the same variables. I was wondering how/where I can enter MV transformer losses. Apparently the "Transformer Losses" section is meant for the HV transformer at the substation.
Thanks!
    I've been a PVsyst user for some time and am now trying to perform some simulations using SAM. As you know, the two software packages don't have the same variables. I was wondering how/where I can enter MV transformer losses. Apparently the "Transformer Losses" section is meant for the HV transformer at the substation.
Thanks!
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                26 Sep 2022 16:19                #11490
        by Paul Gilman
    
    
            
            
            
            
            
                                
    
                                                
    
        Replied by Paul Gilman on topic Entering MV transformer losses            
    
        Hi Laura,
SAM's Detailed PV model applies the transformer losses (no load and load) to the AC output of the inverter, so you could use it to represent any kind of loss between the inverter and grid interconnection point.
Best regards,
Paul.
    SAM's Detailed PV model applies the transformer losses (no load and load) to the AC output of the inverter, so you could use it to represent any kind of loss between the inverter and grid interconnection point.
Best regards,
Paul.
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