The question aboujt time step and units for Time
Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2020 5:46 pm
Hi, everyone
Maybe the question is simple, but I am completely baffled into it.
I want to observe the hourly price of electricity. And calculate the profit for a year.
If the units for time is set to year and the time step is set to hour (1/8760). when the time boundaries are slightly longer, the software may crash. when displaying the results, it need to be forced to exit.
But if I set the units for time to week, then the time step is 1/(7*24). When calculating the profit for one year, I don't know how to distinguish the annual profit after the first year. The first year is from t0-t52, second year is from t53-t105.
In another word, when the hourly product price and the annual profit want to be observed, how to set the time step and unit for time is reasonable
Thank you for your attention.
Maybe the question is simple, but I am completely baffled into it.
I want to observe the hourly price of electricity. And calculate the profit for a year.
If the units for time is set to year and the time step is set to hour (1/8760). when the time boundaries are slightly longer, the software may crash. when displaying the results, it need to be forced to exit.
But if I set the units for time to week, then the time step is 1/(7*24). When calculating the profit for one year, I don't know how to distinguish the annual profit after the first year. The first year is from t0-t52, second year is from t53-t105.
In another word, when the hourly product price and the annual profit want to be observed, how to set the time step and unit for time is reasonable
Thank you for your attention.