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  1. Add new modifiable Production-based System Availability signal

    Add a new, additional availability signal called “Corrected Production-based System Availability Estimate”, that we could modify so that we could fully exclude from the availability calculation certain days for certain turbines (related to e.g. insurance cases, grid outages etc). Otherwise the availability should be an identical copy of the standard Production-based System Availability. We would need to have the possibility to later adjust the lengths of those excluded historical time periods several times, as our estimates get more accurate in time, and the availability calculation should be instantly updated accordingly. We would like to have the possibility to use the…

    4 votes

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  2. calculate icing loss

    Calculation of the realised production loss (MWh) due to icing, per turbine. Calculation with the IEA standard methodology: https://community.ieawind.org/task19/t19icelossmethod

    7 votes

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  3. Lost production : manual recording possibility

    In case of grid loss -for example- - the lost production of a status log can be calculated with the Estimated Potential Power. But this considers only a short period of time (mean between one hour before and one hour after the shutdown). When the shutdown is for a long time period (several hours or days) - it would be useful that the users could add a lost production manually.

    6 votes

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  4. Electrical Losses/ Electrical Performance Index

    Can you please add a calculated Index to the Data Studio to calculate the percentage of loss energy from the internal cable network on the site. It needs to be (Meter Export Energy divided by Virtual Production) – 1 and presented as a percentage? It would fit in the PERFORMANCE group with Performance Index.

    8 votes

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  5. Data availability for devices

    The Data Availability KPI is only available for power generating units. It should be available as a variable in Data Studio / Dashboards / Reports and also available in the alarm rules.

    6 votes

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  6. Use calculated variables in Data Studio

    Define calculated variables for analysis in the Data Studio - such as:

    "wind park average value" -
    "average of selected turbines". Note that the "wind park average" option is already available in the "alarms" section.

    17 votes

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  7. Add new performance index calculation method - avoiding false low performance alarms

    With the current definition of the performance index (PI = P act/P pot) and the way it is used in the low performance alarm ("average the PI in the period x if the average wind speed is above y") - we often see false alarms due to too high performance index volatility and especially PIs dropping at low wind speeds. This could be solved with a PI definition that focuses on the difference between P act and P pot rather that the ratio P act/P pot - the modified formular being PI mod = (P rated – (P pot -…

    4 votes

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