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Fix(Power Limiter): hysteresis is not repected properly

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helgeerbe 2023-06-12 13:06:31 +02:00
parent 51a21de189
commit 0fd7b75e83
1 changed files with 5 additions and 4 deletions
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src/PowerLimiter.cpp
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@ -244,6 +244,7 @@ int32_t PowerLimiterClass::calcPowerLimit(std::shared_ptr<InverterAbstract> inve
{
CONFIG_T& config = Configuration.get();
int32_t acPower = 0;
int32_t newPowerLimit = round(PowerMeter.getPowerTotal());
if (!solarPowerEnabled && !batteryDischargeEnabled) {
@ -256,8 +257,8 @@ int32_t PowerLimiterClass::calcPowerLimit(std::shared_ptr<InverterAbstract> inve
// the produced power of this inverter has also to be taken into account.
// We don't use FLD_PAC from the statistics, because that
// data might be too old and unreliable.
float acPower = inverter->Statistics()->getChannelFieldValue(TYPE_AC, (ChannelNum_t) config.PowerLimiter_InverterChannelId, FLD_PAC);
newPowerLimit += static_cast<int>(acPower);
acPower = static_cast<int>(inverter->Statistics()->getChannelFieldValue(TYPE_AC, (ChannelNum_t) config.PowerLimiter_InverterChannelId, FLD_PAC));
newPowerLimit += acPower;
}
// We're not trying to hit 0 exactly but take an offset into account
@ -268,8 +269,8 @@ int32_t PowerLimiterClass::calcPowerLimit(std::shared_ptr<InverterAbstract> inve
// Check if the new value is within the limits of the hysteresis and
// if we can discharge the battery
// If things did not change much we just use the old setting
if (newPowerLimit >= (-config.PowerLimiter_TargetPowerConsumptionHysteresis) &&
newPowerLimit <= (+config.PowerLimiter_TargetPowerConsumptionHysteresis) &&
if ((newPowerLimit - acPower) >= (-config.PowerLimiter_TargetPowerConsumptionHysteresis) &&
(newPowerLimit - acPower) <= (+config.PowerLimiter_TargetPowerConsumptionHysteresis) &&
batteryDischargeEnabled ) {
MessageOutput.println("[PowerLimiterClass::loop] reusing old limit");
return _lastRequestedPowerLimit;