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CIM Issues #6346

[GMDM #14] Indicating starting point for feeder tracing

Added by Pat Brown 11 months ago. Updated 6 months ago.

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Normal
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Pat Brown pat@cimpledata.com
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CIM17
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CIM Keywords:
61970-Wires
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No
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CIM Impacted Groups:
WG13
Requestor:
Pat Brown
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61970-301,, 61968-13

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Description

The GMDM test model expressed the nominal containership of each ConductingEquipment child in a Feeder by means of the recently created Equipment.EquipmentContainer association with the AdditionalEquipmentContainer role. The decision was made not to use the Feeder.Terminal association for the support of energization training, however. An alternative was implemented which leveraged a proposed Feeder.ConnectivityNode association, specifying a node assumed to always be energized if the feeder was energized.

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Related to WG13 Issues - CIM Issues #4989: Feeder:How to modelize a feeder as a collection of equipmeOpenActions
#1

Updated by Pat Brown 11 months ago

  • Related to CIM Issues #4989: Feeder:How to modelize a feeder as a collection of equipme added
#2

Updated by Pat Brown 11 months ago

#3

Updated by Pat Brown 6 months ago

Pat Brown wrote:

The GMDM test model expressed the nominal containership of each ConductingEquipment child in a Feeder by means of the recently created Equipment.EquipmentContainer association with the AdditionalEquipmentContainer role. The decision was made not to use the Feeder.Terminal association for the support of energization training, however. An alternative was implemented which leveraged a proposed Feeder.ConnectivityNode association, specifying a node assumed to always be energized if the feeder was energized.

This issue is related to Issue #4989.

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