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add charge_curves.txt #31

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BTollison opened this issue Nov 20, 2023 · 2 comments
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add charge_curves.txt #31

BTollison opened this issue Nov 20, 2023 · 2 comments

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@BTollison
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In an effort to make ODS more compatible with electric fleets, I am proposing the following addition of charge_curves.txt

Charge_Curve_ID
Represents the primary key value for a charge curve and links to the proposed vehicles.txt

  • Primary Key

kw_charge_rate
The rate at which a charge provides power in kW.

  • required

start_soc
A decimal value representing the start state of charge value.

  • required
  • I'd rather this be represented in kwh, but it's pretty standard to see this as state of charge so I'd rather not fight that.

end_soc
A decimal value representing the end state of charge value.

  • required
  • I'd rather this be represented in kwh, but it's pretty standard to see this as state of charge so I'd rather not fight that.

curve_sequence
Represents the display order of the charging curve (integer)

@BTollison BTollison changed the title charge_curves.txt add charge_curves.txt Nov 20, 2023
@jeffkessler-keolis
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In alignment with the proposed generalization of #46 (comment), I'd propose changing kw_charge_rate to power_charge_rate, which could support not only battery chargers, but also fuel stands and other fuel sources.

@Guilhem1976
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Would that be a data provided by electric bus providers to feed Scheduling and Operations systems ?

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