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EnCoDaPy – Energy Control and Data Preparation in Python.

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"EnCoDaPy" – Energy Control and Data Preparation in Python.

Basics

  • The Basic Controller provides a system for
    • read a configuration
    • receive data
    • start a calculation
    • return the results
  • This interaction is possible with several interfaces, see examples/03_interfaces:
    • FIWARE-API
    • MQTT
    • File
  • The controller has the functionality to read a configuration from JSON and ENV, validate it and return it as a model.

Configuration

  • The configuration of the service must be provided via config.json and has several sections (see the examples):

    • name: Controller name - for documentation purposes only
    • interfaces: Indicates which interfaces are active
    • inputs: Configuration of the inputs to the controller
    • outputs: Configuration of the outputs
    • staticdata: Static data point configuration (Data that is not continuously updated)
    • controller_components: Configuration of the controller components
    • controller_settings: General settings about the controller
  • ENVs are required to configure the interfaces / get the config with the default value [default]:

    CONFIG_PATH =  ["./config.json"]
    LOG_LEVEL = 
    
    # FIWARE - Interface
    CB_URL = ["http://localhost:1026"]
    FIWARE_SERVICE = ["service"]
    FIWARE_SERVICE_PATH = [/]
    FIWARE_AUTH = [False]
    # only used if FIWARE_AUTH = true / Option 1 for authentication
    FIWARE_CLIENT_ID = 
    FIWARE_CLIENT_PW = 
    FIWARE_TOKEN_URL = 
    # only used if FIWARE_AUTH = true and the three previously not set / Option 2 for authentication
    FIWARE_BAERER_TOKEN = []
    
    CRATE_DB_URL = ["http://localhost:4200"]
    CRATE_DB_USER = ["crate"]
    CRATE_DB_PW = [""]
    CRATE_DB_SSL = [False]
    
    # FILE - Interface
    PATH_OF_INPUT_FILE = "path_to_the_file_\\validation_data.csv"
    START_TIME_FILE = "01.01.2023 06:00"
    TIME_FORMAT_FILE = "%d.%m.%Y %H:%M" - format of time in file
    

Usage

You could install the Package via PyPI:

pip install encodapy

To create your own custom service, you have to overwrite two functions of the ControllerBasicService:

  • calculation(): Asynchronous function to perform the main calculation in the service
  • calibration(): Asynchrone function to calibrate the service or coefficients in the service if required

To start the service, you need to call

  • prepare_start(): To prepare the start of the service
  • start_calibration(): To start the calibration if required
  • start_service(): To start the service

A easy posibility to start the service is to run the base main.py. For more details, see the examples

Examples

For different examples and documentation, how to use the tool - see examples.

The examples are intended to help you use the tool and understand how it works:

  • the configuration
  • the use

Units

  • Inputs and outputs get information about the unit. The class DataUnits is used for this.
  • More units must be added manually.
  • Timeranges:
    • Timeranges for data queries are different for calculation and calibration.
    • The following timeranges are possible
      • '"minute"'
      • '"hour"'
      • '"day"'
      • '"month"' (30 days for simple use)
  • Today, there ist no adjustment for different units. Its a TODO for the future

Deployment

The recommended way to run the service is:

  • Create a Python environment using Poetry (see pyproject.toml).
  • Use a Docker container for production deployments (create a custom image using the dockerfile).

License

This project is licensed under the BSD License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Copyright

EBC

2024-2025, TUD Dresden University of Technology, Chair of Building Energy Systems and Heat Supply

Related projects

  • EnOB: N5GEH-Serv - National 5G Energy Hub
    National 5G Energy Hub

  • EnOB: TWE-Flex - Optimisation and flexibilisation of domestic hot water heating systems
    Project Website

  • EnEff: E³ - Low-emission and energy-efficient energy supply in urban areas using the latest intelligent ICT structures
    Project Website

Acknowledgments

We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK).

BMWK

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