from pyomo.opt import SolverFactory from pyomo.core import AbstractModel from pyomo.dataportal.DataPortal import DataPortal from pyomo.environ import * import pandas as pd from datetime import datetime ############ Create abstract model ########### model = AbstractModel() data = DataPortal() # ####################Define sets##################### #Name of all the nodes (primary and secondary substations) model.N = Set() data.load(filename='total_nodes.csv', set=model.N) model.SS = Set() data.load(filename='nodes.csv', set=model.SS) #Node corresponding to primary substation model.PS = Set() data.load(filename='PS.csv', set=model.PS) #Allowed connections model.links = Set(dimen=2) #in the csv the values must be delimited by commas data.load(filename='links.csv', set=model.links) #Nodes are divided into two sets, as suggested in https://pyomo.readthedocs.io/en/stable/pyomo_modeling_components/Sets.html: # NodesOut[nodes] gives for each node all nodes that are connected to it via outgoing links # NodesIn[nodes] gives for each node all nodes that are connected to it via ingoing links
from pyomo.opt import SolverFactory
from pyomo.core import AbstractModel
from pyomo.dataportal.DataPortal import DataPortal
from pyomo.environ import *
import pandas as pd
from datetime import datetime
############ Create abstract model ###########
model = AbstractModel()
data = DataPortal()
# ####################Define sets#####################
#Name of all the nodes (primary and secondary substations)
model.N = Set()
data.load(filename='nodes.csv', set=model.N) #first row is not read
#Allowed connections
model.links = Set(dimen=2) #in the csv the values must be delimited by commas
data.load(filename='links.csv', set=model.links)
#Nodes are divided into two sets, as suggested in https://pyomo.readthedocs.io/en/stable/pyomo_modeling_components/Sets.html:
# NodesOut[nodes] gives for each node all nodes that are connected to it via outgoing links
# NodesIn[nodes] gives for each node all nodes that are connected to it via ingoing links
def NodesOut_init(model, node):
retval = []
for (i, j) in model.links:
if i == node:
retval.append(j)
from pyomo.dataportal.DataPortal import DataPortal
from pyomo.environ import *
import pandas as pd
from datetime import datetime
############ Create abstract model ###########
model = AbstractModel()
data = DataPortal()
#Parameter for multi cables analysis
model.Cable_Types = Param()
# ####################Define sets#####################
#Name of all the nodes (primary and secondary substations)
model.N = Set()
data.load(filename='nodes.csv', set=model.N) #first row is not read
#Node corresponding to primary substation
model.PS = Set(within=model.N)
data.load(filename='PS.csv', set=model.PS)
#Allowed connections
model.links = Set(dimen=2, within=model.N *
model.N) #in the csv the values must be delimited by commas
data.load(filename='links.csv', set=model.links)
#Cable types
model.cable = RangeSet(1, model.Cable_Types)
#Nodes are divided into two sets, as suggested in https://pyomo.readthedocs.io/en/stable/pyomo_modeling_components/Sets.html:
# NodesOut[nodes] gives for each node all nodes that are connected to it via outgoing links
# NodesIn[nodes] gives for each node all nodes that are connected to it via ingoing links