deltaFlow is a command-line tool that solves steady-state power flow problems using numerical methods like Gauss-Seidel and Newton-Raphson. It reads input from CSV files for bus and branch data.
Requires: A C++17-compatible compiler and CMake.
Build the project with:
./bin/build.pl -t # Run build and testsOther options:
-b,--build: Build only (no tests)-d,--doc: Generate documentation (requires Doxygen)
./deltaFlow [OPTIONS] <method>-b,--bus <file>: Bus data CSV-l,--branch <file>: Branch data CSV<method>: Power flow method (gauss-seidelornewton-raphson)
-t,--tolerance <value>: Convergence tolerance (default:1E-8)-m,--max-iterations <int>: Max iterations (default:1024)-r,--relaxation <value>: Relaxation factor (Gauss-Seidel only, default:1.0)-h,--help: Show help-v,--version: Show version
./deltaFlow -b data/bus.csv -l data/line.csv gauss-seidel
./deltaFlow --bus data/bus.csv --line data/line.csv newton-raphson- Both bus and branch files are required.
--relaxationis ignored with Newton-Raphson.
Generate with:
./bin/build.pl -d