Create a link between two areas
createLink(from, to, propertiesLink = propertiesLinkOptions(),
dataLink = NULL, overwrite = FALSE,
opts = antaresRead::simOptions())
The first area from which to create a link
The second one
a named list containing the link properties, e.g. hurdles-cost
or transmission-capacities for example. See propertiesLinkOptions
.
For Antares v7, a matrix with eight column corresponding to : trans. capacity (direct)
trans. capacity (indirect), hurdles cost (direct), hurdles cost (indirect), impedances, loop flow,
PST min, PST max.
If NULL
(default), a matrix whose rows are equal to 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0
is set. See Details
Logical, overwrite the previous between the two areas if exist
List of simulation parameters returned by the function
antaresRead::setSimulationPath
An updated list containing various information about the simulation.
The eight times-series are:
"NTC direct"the upstream-to-downstream capacity, in MW
"NTC indirect"the downstream-to-upstream capacity, in MW
"Hurdle cost direct"an upstream-to-downstream transmission fee, in euro/MWh
"Hurdle cost indirect"a downstream-to-upstream transmission fee, in euro/MWh
"Impedances"virtual impedances that are used in economy simulations to give a physical meaning to raw outputs, when no binding constraints have been defined to enforce Kirchhoff's laws.
"Loop flow"amount of power flowing circularly though the grid when all <U+201C>nodes<U+201D> are perfectly balanced (no import and no export).
"PST min"lower bound of phase-shifting that can be reached by a PST installed on the link, if any.
"PST max"upper bound of phase-shifting that can be reached by a PST installed on the link, if any.
NB: For Antares v7 the eight columns must conform to above order. For Antares v6, only five columns are expected, and they must follow this other order: NTC direct, NTC indirect, Impedances, Hurdle cost direct, Hurdle cost indirect.
# NOT RUN {
createLink(from = "myarea", to = "myarea2")
# }
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