Symboliser les interrupteurs par position normale

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<\/HEAD>Bonjour 013<\/P> <\/P> En travaillant sur le mode8le UN Electric, je remarque que la "position normale" des dispositifs commutables est une proprie9te9 de l'ElectricDistributionDevice 013 qui est conside9re9 comme un "Content" au sein d'un ElectricDistributionAssembly "Container". a0a0a0 c9tant donne9 que l'assemblage (plutf4t que le(s) dispositif(s) contenu(s)) sera affiche9 pour la plupart des usages, et ne contient pas d'attribut "position normale", quelle est l'approche ge9ne9ralement recommande9e pour symboliser les dispositifs commutables en fonction de leur position ?<\/P> <\/P> Merci pour tout conseil.<\/P> Ed<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

DamienPyne · Answer

Agree there is no switch status required on the RMU itself.  Where I find this interesting is if the RMU is a container with children switches/isolators, how would you symbolise these items for the open vs closed symbology.

ronnycalje · Answer

In my opinion an RMU is an asset implementing 2 or more fuctionalities in the grid (eg 2KT). The open/close situation of the switches is only relevant to each individual functionality (the switch in 1 bay of the RMU), so there is no "switching state" on the RMU-level.

DamienPyne · Answer

Good question Ed.  We are in the early days and this is something we need to work through also.

Agree with Robert, this will be complicated when it comes to mixed status' such as ring main units.