spec: add line-load-duration specification#4605
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New Specification:
line-load-durationRelated to #4586
specification.md
line-load-duration: Load Duration Curve for Energy Systems
Description
A load duration curve displays electrical power demand (MW) sorted from highest to lowest across all hours of a year (8,760 hours), forming a monotonically decreasing curve. It is a fundamental tool in power system planning, revealing the proportion of time that load exceeds a given level. The curve naturally segments into peak, intermediate, and base load regions, helping utilities determine the optimal generation capacity mix. The area under the curve represents total annual energy consumption.
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Data
hour(integer) - Rank-ordered hour index from 0 to 8759, representing position along the sorted duration axisload_mw(float) - Electrical power demand in megawatts for each hour, sorted in descending orderNotes
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