Preliminary Checks
Description
Currently there are two types of reducer:
- three phase reducer: That reduces all downstream loads to its nearest upstream three phase node
- primary reducer: that reduces all downstream nodes to its nearest upstream primary node (i.e. kV >= 1 kV)
However, we might also need a reducer that only removes the secondary split phase split_phase_reducer. Reducer 2 removes all the three phase load transformers too as such transformers typically have secondary voltage ratings of 208V, 480V, or 600V which gets filtered out by reducer 2. Reducer 1 can be used but it does not maintain the unbalanced nature of the distribution grid for laterals with phase configurations such as phase A, phase AB, etc.
Preliminary Checks
Description
Currently there are two types of reducer:
However, we might also need a reducer that only removes the secondary split phase
split_phase_reducer. Reducer 2 removes all the three phase load transformers too as such transformers typically have secondary voltage ratings of 208V, 480V, or 600V which gets filtered out by reducer 2. Reducer 1 can be used but it does not maintain the unbalanced nature of the distribution grid for laterals with phase configurations such as phase A, phase AB, etc.