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Power flow optimization

The data for example is taken from MATPOWER website. MATPOWER is Matlab package for solving power flow and optimal power flow problems.

using Convex, SCS
using Test
using MAT   #Pkg.add("MAT")
aux(str) = joinpath(@__DIR__, "aux_files", str) # path to auxiliary files

TOL = 1e-2;
input = matopen(aux("Data.mat"))
varnames = names(input)
Data = read(input, "inj", "Y");

n = size(Data[2], 1);
Y = Data[2];
inj = Data[1];
W = ComplexVariable(n, n);
objective = real(sum(diag(W)));
c1 = Constraint[];
for i = 2:n
    push!(c1, sum(W[i,:] .* (Y[i,:]')) == inj[i]);
end
c2 = W in :SDP
c3 = real(W[1,1]) == 1.06^2;
push!(c1, c2)
push!(c1, c3)
p = maximize(objective, c1);
solve!(p, () -> SCS.Optimizer(verbose = 0))
p.optval
#15.125857662600703
evaluate(objective)
#15.1258578588357


output = matopen("Res.mat")
names(output)
outputData = read(output, "Wres");
Wres = outputData
real_diff = real(W.value) - real(Wres);
imag_diff = imag(W.value) - imag(Wres);
@test real_diff ≈ zeros(n, n) atol = TOL
@test imag_diff ≈ zeros(n, n) atol = TOL

real_diff = real(W.value) - (real(W.value))';
imag_sum = imag(W.value) + (imag(W.value))';
@test real_diff ≈ zeros(n, n) atol = TOL
@test imag_diff ≈ zeros(n, n) atol = TOL

Test Passed

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