# Terminology ## Variable/Constraint Conventions ### Electrolyser | variable_name | Description | |-------------------|---------------| | mw_load | The load power consumption per interval (MW) | | mw_load_sum | The sum of mw_load for all simulated intervals (MW) | | h2_produced | Hydrogen production mass (kg) per interval | | h2_produced_sum | The sum of h2_produced for all simulated intervals (kg) | | sec_w | Weightings for the SOC-2 implementation of variable SEC | | msl_violate | Violation amount for MSL, effectively distance from MSL (MW)| | msl_penalise | Binary indicator signifying MSL violation and enforcing penalty cost | | msl_relieve | Binary indicator signfinying load is at 0MW, relieving MSL penalty| | mw_ramp | The ramp rate (either up or down) in (MW) between intervals | | production_target_{bound}_{period} | The sum of h2_produced within a defined period with corresponding constraint to enforce a defined production target | | h2_stored | 'Volume' of hydrogen in storage at any interval in time (kg) | | h2_stored_initial | The defined starting 'volume' of stored hydrogen (kg) | | h2_stored_final | The defined final 'volume' of stored hydrogen (kg) | | h2_stored_extflow | A defined external in-/out-flow (kg) of hydrogen to/from the hydrogen storage per interval | | constraint_name | Description | |-------------------|---------------| | mw_ramp_down | Determines the ramp rate (MW) between intervals when ramping down occurs | | mw_ramp_up | Determines the ramp rate (MW) between intervals when ramping up occurs | | mw_force | Forces the electrolyser mw_load to a defined set value when applied | Note: Most variable names also have a corresponding `constraint_name` which are not listed here. ### Generator | variable_name | Description | |-------------------|---------------| | vre_cap | The defined capacity of the renewable generator (MW) | | vre_avail | The availability (MW trace) of the generator per interval | | ppa_rec_sum | Sum of vre_avail for all simulated intervals, signifying the amount of RECs received by the load (in MW units) |