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This status can be:
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-`SUCCESS`: the computation went as planned, and the results are full considering the parameters.
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-`NO_SHORT_CIRCUIT_DATA`: this status should be returned if no short-circuit data are available in the network, i.e., the sub-transient or transient reactance of generators and the minimum and maximum admissible short-circuit currents.
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-`NO_SHORT_CIRCUIT_DATA`: this status should be returned if no short-circuit data are available in the network, i.e., the sub-transient or transient reactance of generators or batteries and the minimum and maximum admissible short-circuit currents.
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-`SOLVER_FAILURE`: the computation failed because of an error linked to the solver.
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-`FAILURE`: the computation failed for any other reason.
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**study-type**
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This property indicates the type of short-circuit study. It can be:
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- `SUB_TRANSIENT`: it is the first stage of the short circuit, right when the fault happens. In this case, it is the sub-transient reactance of generators that is used.
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This reactance can either be stored in the network or calculated from the transient reactance of generators with a coefficient defined by the parameter `sub-transient-coefficient`.
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- `TRANSIENT`: the second stage of the short circuit, before the system stabilizes. The transient reactance of generators will be used.
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- `SUB_TRANSIENT`: it is the first stage of the short circuit, right when the fault happens. In this case, it is the sub-transient reactance of generators and batteries that is used.
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This reactance can either be stored in the network or calculated from the transient reactance of generators or batteries with a coefficient defined by the parameter `sub-transient-coefficient`.
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- `TRANSIENT`: the second stage of the short circuit, before the system stabilizes. The transient reactance of generators and batteries will be used.
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- `STEADY_STATE`: the last stage, once all transient effects are gone.
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The default value is `TRANSIENT`. The transient and sub-transient reactance of the generators are stored in the [short-circuit generator extension.](../../grid_model/extensions.md#generator-short-circuit)
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The default value is `TRANSIENT`. The transient and sub-transient reactances of the generators are stored in the [short-circuit generator extension.](../../grid_model/extensions.md#generator-short-circuit)
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and the ones of batteries are stored in the [short-circuit battery extension.](../../grid_model/extensions.md#battery-short-circuit)
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**sub-transient-coefficient**
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**with-loads**
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This property indicates whether loads should be taken into account during the calculation. If `true`, the loads are modelled as an equivalent reactance, and the equivalent reactance at the fault point will be lowered. If `false`, then they will be ignored.
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This property indicates whether loads should be taken into account during the calculation. If `true`, the loads are modeled as an equivalent reactance, and the equivalent reactance at the fault point will be lowered. If `false`, then they will be ignored.
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**with-shunt-compensators**
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This property indicates if shunt compensators should be taken into account during the computation. If `true`, the shunt compensators will be modelled as an equivalent reactance.
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This property indicates if shunt compensators should be taken into account during the computation. If `true`, the shunt compensators will be modeled as an equivalent reactance.
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If `false`, then the shunt compensators will be ignored.
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