Possibilities of Recursive analysis?

[PeerBittner]

Hi,

Currently I'm using GSA 5.2.5 Pro and I am looking for a solution to the following problem:

I am looking for a possibility to filter and display three-wire line sections ("3x *", e.g. "3x120Cu") which are "embedded" by "non-three-wire line sections" ("3x1x *", e.g. . "3x1x185Al"). Sorry for my lack of technical terms - no Asset Manager here

I've identified two different cases:

I have already solved case 1. These are individual line sections of the "3x *" type, which are connected by two transition sleeves (see screenshot "case1").

The second case involves a sequence of line sections of the "3x *" type (see screenshot "case2"). I am now certain that these cases have to be run through recursively in order to identify whether they are embedded or not.

Is this possible with the GSA? Unfortunately, I don't have much experience with network tracking yet.

If there are any other approaches, I would be very grateful if they were shared

Thanks in advance!

Cheers,
Peer

 

[markvanderhurk]

Hi Peer,
We get what you are trying to achieve, the explanation and examples are clear!
@Joery Korobejnik and I have tried to think of an approach but couldn't find any, Joery has asked around to get some input from the development team on this. I'll ask him to reply his findings.
Cheers, Mark

 

[PeerBittner]

Hi guys,

thank you for getting back to me so quickly!
I am curious if there is a solution for this problem. Anyhow, I wanted to mention that time is really not of the essence - just making some "inqueries" for a future project.

Thanks again for the effort.
Have a great weekend!

Regards,
Peer

 

[Joery Korobejnik]

Hi Peer,

Thank you for adding the remark about timing, it gives us the opportunity to further investigate this and see what can be done. It is a common questions and a nice use case to be able to solve in GSA.

At the moment this is not possible from the user interface point of view as the reclusiveness is not available in the product., but our engineering team is looking in to ways of solving this. I will keep you posted about the results.

Kind regards,

Joery