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s_time.max is a way to set a maximum storage based on the length of discharge time you want available, rather than setting a capacity limit. The issue with it was that it used a reference efficiency for discharge.
Currently though, if you change timestep resolution, this function will continue to think that each timestep is worth one unit of time, creating an erroneous result.
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s_time.max
is a way to set a maximum storage based on the length of discharge time you want available, rather than setting a capacity limit. The issue with it was that it used a reference efficiency for discharge.When using a timeseries varying e_eff, it's better to check the situation with worst efficiency, then ensure that your maximum capacity allows discharge over the time periods of that worst efficiency. This update was made in 0.5.0: https://github.com/calliope-project/calliope/blob/master/calliope/constraints/base.py#L387-L427
Currently though, if you change timestep resolution, this function will continue to think that each timestep is worth one unit of time, creating an erroneous result.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: