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I am creating a TimeOfDaySchedule for NewYork with summer demand rates defined in three blocks
8AM to 6PM -$8/kW 8AM to 10 PM -$15/kW All other hours of all days- $16/kW Ref- ConEd NewYork, General Large Rate-II
I know that in defining the schedule we assign intervals with the 1 for peak, 3 for off-peak and I can use 2 for the mid peak. But how to take care of the time common to peak and shoulder period both (1 or 2)?
I am creating a TimeOfDaySchedule for NewYork with summer demand rates defined in three blocks
8AM to 6PM -$8/kW 8AM to 10 PM -$15/kW All other hours of all days- $16/kW Ref- ConEd NewYork, General Large Rate-II
I know that in defining the schedule we assign intervals with the 1 for peak, 3 for off-peak and I can use 2 for the mid peak. But how to take care of the time common to peak and shoulder period both (1 or 2)?
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I am creating a TimeOfDaySchedule for NewYork with summer demand rates defined in three blocks
8AM to 6PM -$8/kW 8AM to 10 PM -$15/kW All other hours of all days- $16/kW Ref- ConEd NewYork, General Large Rate-II
I know that in defining the schedule we assign intervals with the 1 for peak, 3 for off-peak and I can use 2 for the mid peak. But how to take care of the time common to peak and shoulder period both (1 or 2)?
