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D4-1 Definition of a minimal set of component models including D4-1 attachments

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D4-1 Definition of a minimal set of component models including D4-1 attachments

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Work package WP4 aims at defining a consolidated approach for the simulations carried out in the SmILES project under work package WP5. Within this context, Task 4.1 focuses on the definition and characterisation of component models as key elements for simulations of full system configurations and use cases. To this end, this deliverable provides descriptions of the most relevant component models of storages and conversion technologies that will be used by the research partners of the SmILES consortium for the simulation studies in work package WP5. This compilation is based on a suitable format for defining and characterizing component models (model documentation), which was developed for the SmILES project and is presented in this document. Furthermore, the deliverable provides a qualitative approach for comparing the implementations of a component model with a reference (model consolidation), which allows the recipients of model descriptions to use the provided information in a meaningful way. This provides the link to use the models documented in this deliverable for the cross-simulation studies conducted in work package WP5.
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D4-1 Definition of a minimal set of component models including D4-1 attachments

Uploaded by Claudia Greceanu, 2/6/19 6:30 PM Work package WP4 aims at defining a consolidated approach for the simulations carried out in the SmILES project under work package WP5. Within this context, Task 4.1 focuses on the definition and characterisation of component models as key elements for simulations of full system configurations and use cases. To this end, this deliverable provides descriptions of the most relevant component models of storages and conversion technologies that will be used by the research partners of the SmILES consortium for the simulation studies in work package WP5. This compilation is based on a suitable format for defining and characterizing component models (model documentation), which was developed for the SmILES project and is presented in this document. Furthermore, the deliverable provides a qualitative approach for comparing the implementations of a component model with a reference (model consolidation), which allows the recipients of model descriptions to use the provided information in a meaningful way. This provides the link to use the models documented in this deliverable for the cross-simulation studies conducted in work package WP5.