I have been trying to correct network errors on a pilot Utility Network model of my university's electric distribution network. Lately I am creating more errors than I started with. I think the main issue is terminal configurations on switches. I think my network would probably work best with terminals only at the substation circuit breakers and distribution transformers. Switches in between should only open or close to electricity traveling in either direction. Is there a way to remove the terminals from the switches?
Well I did end up finding a fix. I changed Asset Type to a simple "switch". I had set them as "Cabinet Switch" before which required electric lines connecting to the switch to use either the S1 or S2 terminals. I honestly don't know what is meant by the 2 terminals and the way they are names but converting it to simply be "switch" designates it as having only one terminal and then I could create topology rules to allow electric lines, like busbars, to connect to it.
Well I did end up finding a fix. I changed Asset Type to a simple "switch". I had set them as "Cabinet Switch" before which required electric lines connecting to the switch to use either the S1 or S2 terminals. I honestly don't know what is meant by the 2 terminals and the way they are names but converting it to simply be "switch" designates it as having only one terminal and then I could create topology rules to allow electric lines, like busbars, to connect to it.
