sailerthomas Posted May 19, 2016 Posted May 19, 2016 Hi There.I conducted simulations in the batch mode. Furthermore i conducted one of the simulations of the batch mode again in the "normal mode". I had to state that the results of both simulations differ. How can that be? Thanks,Thomas
BlackBird Posted July 5, 2018 Posted July 5, 2018 Hi everyone,I have exactly the same problem, the differences are quite small but it still can have a real economic impact on our studies. I can detail more what I did. So, I ran a batch simulation with ticking the box "Create hourly files", then I set my output files to "Monthly values". My batch simulation is about to simulate over 10 years of functioning, so my only parameter is "Year of simulation". After that I just compared the different values of the variable "Energy injected to the grid", and the results are : batch normal0 43229 432201 43166 431512 43040 430173 42894 428824 42729 42729...After that results are the same, but so for the first years there are some differences, which can also be noticed at month level. For information, I just let the default values for the degradation over the years and I ticked the box "Keeps calculated mismatch values".So my question is the same than sailerthomas, how is that possible ?Thank you for your answer,BlackBird
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