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# [AC Power Flow](@id ACPowerFlowManual) | ||
To perform the AC power flow analysis, you will first need the `PowerSystem` composite type that has been created with the `ac` model. Then, you can create the `ACPowerFlow` abstract type using one of the following functions: | ||
* [`newtonRaphson`](@ref newtonRaphson), | ||
* [`fastNewtonRaphsonBX`](@ref fastNewtonRaphsonBX), | ||
* [`fastNewtonRaphsonXB`](@ref fastNewtonRaphsonXB), | ||
* [`gaussSeidel`](@ref gaussSeidel). | ||
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These functions will set up the AC power flow framework. To obtain bus voltages and solve the power flow problem, you can use the following functions: | ||
* [`mismatch!`](@ref mismatch!(::PowerSystem, ::NewtonRaphson)), | ||
* [`solve!`](@ref solve!(::PowerSystem, ::NewtonRaphson)). | ||
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After obtaining the AC power flow solution, JuliaGrid offers post-processing analysis functions for calculating powers and currents associated with buses, branches, or generators: | ||
* [`power!`](@ref power!(::PowerSystem, ::ACPowerFlow)), | ||
* [`current!`](@ref current!(::PowerSystem, ::AC)). | ||
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Furthermore, there are specialized functions dedicated to calculating specific types of powers related to particular buses, branches, or generators: | ||
* [`powerInjection`](@ref powerInjection(::PowerSystem, ::AC)), | ||
* [`powerSupply`](@ref powerSupply(::PowerSystem, ::ACPowerFlow)), | ||
* [`powerShunt`](@ref powerShunt(::PowerSystem, ::AC)), | ||
* [`powerFrom`](@ref powerFrom(::PowerSystem, ::AC)), | ||
* [`powerTo`](@ref powerTo(::PowerSystem, ::AC)), | ||
* [`powerCharging`](@ref powerCharging(::PowerSystem, ::AC)), | ||
* [`powerSeries`](@ref powerSeries(::PowerSystem, ::AC)), | ||
* [`powerGenerator`](@ref powerGenerator(::PowerSystem, ::ACPowerFlow)). | ||
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Likewise, there are specialized functions dedicated to calculating specific types of currents related to particular buses or branches: | ||
* [`currentInjection`](@ref currentInjection(::PowerSystem, ::AC)), | ||
* [`currentFrom`](@ref currentFrom(::PowerSystem, ::AC)), | ||
* [`currentTo`](@ref currentTo(::PowerSystem, ::AC)), | ||
* [`currentSeries`](@ref currentSeries(::PowerSystem, ::AC)). | ||
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Additionally, the package provides two functions for reactive power limit validation of generators and adjusting the voltage angles to match an arbitrary bus angle: | ||
* [`reactiveLimit!`](@ref reactiveLimit!), | ||
* [`adjustAngle!`](@ref adjustAngle!). | ||
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