Lisa Andresen, Carsten Bode, Pascal Dubucq, Jan-Peter Heckel, Ricardo Peniche, Anne Senkel, Oliver Schülting
Andresen, Lisa ; Dubucq, Pascal ; Peniche, Ricardo ; Ackermann, Günter ; Kather, Alfons ; Schmitz, Gerhard: Status of the TransiEnt Library: Transient simulation of coupled energy networks with high share of renewable energy. In: Proceedings of the 11th International Modelica Conference. Paris : Modelica Association, 2015, S. 695–705
The Library can be used to simulate single components as wells as complete systems. The values above apply to a coupled example whith a district heating network and a gas network.
Carsten Bode, Jan-Peter Heckel, Anne Senkel, Oliver Schülting
Prediction errors can be introduced by (filtered) white noise timeseries to see changes in control behaviour
* How does the possible amount of hydrogen that can be fed into the gas distribution grid depend on the ambient temperature (considering changes in heating load, gas density and heat of combustion) * How does the use of synthetic wind inertia technology impact the electric grid stability
Models in the library are based on differential algebraic equations and are solved using a variable step solver. By using the object oriented Modelica language the library allows an investigation of different timescales and levels of physical detail.
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The TransiEnt library is written in the Modelica modeling language and allows simulations of coupled energy networks with high share of renewable energies. The library can be downloaded for free and open source under the Modelica License 2. The TransiEnt library contains object oriented components models of all major elements of the enegy infrastructure with its corresponding producers, consumers, grids and storage systems. These components can be used to simulate different scenarios from single power plants starting up to the simulation of primary control in the ENTSO-E grid.