public interface PQBusLimit extends AclfBusControl
The following features are supported:
AclfAdjustPackage.getPQBusLimit()| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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double |
getQSpecified()
Returns the value of the 'QSpecified' attribute.
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double |
getQSpecified(Unit.UnitType unit)
Get the control Q specification in the unit
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LimitType |
getVLimit(Unit.UnitType unit)
Get V limit object in the unit specified
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boolean |
hasLimitBackoff()
Check if there is limit backoff.
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void |
setQSpecified(double value)
Sets the value of the '
QSpecified' attribute. |
void |
setQSpecified(double q,
Unit.UnitType unit)
Set bus control Q specification in the unit specified
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void |
setVLimit(LimitType limit,
Unit.UnitType unit)
Set bus Voltage limit in the unit specified
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changeToGenPQBus, changeToGenPVBus, getParentBus, setParentBusgetAdjControlType, getControlMode, getDesiredControlRange, isAdjustStatus, isControlStatus, setAdjControlType, setAdjustStatus, setControlMode, setControlStatus, setDesiredControlRangecheckData, checkData, getDesc, getId, getName, getNumber, getStatusChangeInfo, hzCopy, isActive, isStatus, jsonCopy, setDesc, setId, setName, setNumber, setStatus, setStatusChangeInforeadData, writeDataneedAdjust, performAdjustdouble getQSpecified()
"0.0".
If the meaning of the 'QSpecified' attribute isn't clear, there really should be more of a description here...
Q specification for the PQ bus limit adjustmentsetQSpecified(double),
AclfAdjustPackage.getPQBusLimit_QSpecified()void setQSpecified(double value)
QSpecified' attribute.
value - the new value of the 'QSpecified' attribute.getQSpecified()double getQSpecified(Unit.UnitType unit)
unit - Q specified unit
LimitType getVLimit(Unit.UnitType unit)
unit - voltage unit
boolean hasLimitBackoff()
void setQSpecified(double q,
Unit.UnitType unit)
q - Q specified valueunit - q specified unit
void setVLimit(LimitType limit, Unit.UnitType unit)
limit - voltage limitunit - voltage limit unit