Hello Daravann,
According to my understanding you want to determine hourly load and load curve from static load of P and Q. Assuming you have some method to distribute the static loads (Q) and (P) over 24 hours based on specific patterns and historical data or assumptions. You can then use the “plot” function to plot the curve.
Here is the code snippet to achieve that:
% Example: Distribute the loads evenly over 24 hours
% You can replace this with your own distribution logic
P_hourly = repmat(P / hours, 1, hours);
Q_hourly = repmat(Q / hours, 1, hours);
% Combine loads to get total hourly load
total_hourly_load = P_hourly + Q_hourly;
% Plot the load curve
figure;
plot(1:hours, total_hourly_load, '-o');
xlabel('Hour');
ylabel('Load');
You can modify the P_hourly and Q_hourly arrays to reflect how you want to distribute the loads over the 24 hours. And adjust the “plot” settings such as labels, title, and grid for better visualization.
To know more about properties of “plot” function you can refer to the documentation below:
