SimBench Grids
SimBench provides a dataset of electrical power system benchmark models with grid data from low voltage level to extra high voltage level with full year load, generation and storage profiles.
The grids are received using the following function:
- simbench.get_simbench_net(sb_code_info: str, input_path: str = None)
Returns the simbench net, requested by a given SimBench code information. Please have a look into jupyter notebook tutorials to learn more about simbench grids and the meaning of SimBench codes.
- Parameters:
- sb_code_infostr or list
simbench code information which defines which simbench grid is requested. For example, e.g.
'1-MVLV-urban-all-0-sw'requests a grid with the urban MV grid and all connected LV grids, both of SimBench version 1, scenario zero and with full switch representation. As an alternative[1, "MV", "LV", "urban", "all", 0, "sw"]can be passed.- input_pathstr, optional
option to change the path to all simbench grid csv files. However, a change should not be necessary and is only for cases of applying the function to data from alternative location, by default None
- Returns:
- pandapowerNet
requsted simbench grid
Examples
>>> import simbench as sb >>> net = sb.get_simbench_net('1-MVLV-urban-all-0-sw')
>>> import pandapower as pp >>> pp.toolbox.nets_equal(net, sb.get_simbench_net([1, "MV", "LV", "urban", "all", 0, "sw"])) True
Available SimBench codes can be found and filtered by the following function:
- simbench.collect_all_simbench_codes(version=1, hv_level=None, lv_level=None, hv_type=None, lv_grid=None, scenario=None, breaker_rep=None, all_data=True, shortened=False, **kwargs)
Returns a list of all possible SimBench Codes, considering given fixed sb_code_parameters. kwargs are ignored.
Examples
>>> all_codes = collect_all_simbench_codes()
>>> single_zone_codes = collect_all_simbench_codes(lv_level="", all_data=False)
>>> all_data_codes = collect_all_simbench_codes(hv_level="")
>>> mv_grids_without_switch_and_lv = collect_all_simbench_codes( ... hv_level="MV", lv_level="", breaker_rep=False)
>>> urban_hv_grid_scenario1_codes = collect_all_simbench_codes( ... hv_level="HV", hv_type="urban", scenario=1)
>>> rural_and_urban_mv_grid_scenario1_codes = sb.collect_all_simbench_codes( ... hv_level="MV", lv_level="", hv_type=["rural", "urban"], scenario=1, all_data=False)