Mb/matpower transformer shunts#1422
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This seems to be OK. In Matpower, a branch is always a transformer if it has tap different than zero right?
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Yes I believe so. Transformers always have non-zero tap and lines always have zero tap |
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Reflect the shunt for a matpower transformer to the primary side.