Area

Package: PowerCoreOpenAPIModels · Source: Core/Topology/Area.json

A collection of buses for control purposes. The Area can be specified when defining each ACBus or DCBus in the area.

Properties

Property Type Required Unit Description
id integer yes — Unique integer identifier for this component.
name string yes — Name of the component. Components of the same type (e.g., PowerLoad) must have unique names, but components of different types (e.g., PowerLoad and ACBus) can have the same name.
peak_active_power number — MW / pu (by power_units) Peak active power in the area. Units: per power_units — NATURAL_UNITS: MW, COMPONENT_BASE: pu .
peak_reactive_power number — MVAr / pu (by power_units) Peak reactive power in the area. Units: per power_units — NATURAL_UNITS: MVAr, COMPONENT_BASE: pu .
load_response number — MW/Hz Load-frequency damping parameter modeling how much the load in the area changes due to changes in frequency. Units: MW/Hz.
scheduled_net_interchange number or null — MW / pu (by power_units) Scheduled net active power interchange of the area (PSS/E PDES): the area’s total export minus its total import that area interchange control holds. Positive means the area exports power. null when the area has no scheduled interchange; 0.0 is a valid schedule. Units: per power_units — NATURAL_UNITS: MW, COMPONENT_BASE: pu .
out_of_area_load_ids array of integer — — IDs of the loads that belong to this area but connect to a bus in another area (PSS/E off-area loads). When area interchange control includes these loads (PSS/E AREAIN=2), their demand counts in the net interchange of this area, not of the area of their bus.
base_power number yes MVA System base power for per-unitization of this component’s per-unit fields, recorded per component in lieu of a system-level table. Units: MVA.
power_units string (UnitSystem) yes — Unit basis for this component’s power-family fields (active/reactive/apparent power, ratings, limits, ramp rates). COMPONENT_BASE: per unit on this component’s own base_power. NATURAL_UNITS: the field’s physical unit.

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