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    ETAP Workshop Notes 3D Database: Theoretical Concepts

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    ETAP uses a 3D database concept that allows users to independently select configurations, presentations, and revision data within the same project database. This avoids data discrepancies and allows quick analysis of system changes. Configurations allow changing device statuses. Presentations allow hiding/showing devices. Revision data tracks changes over time, such as changing transformer impedances between revisions. The revisions can then be compared and merged.

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    ETAP uses a 3D database concept that allows users to independently select configurations, presentations, and revision data within the same project database. This avoids data discrepancies and allows quick analysis of system changes. Configurations allow changing device statuses. Presentations allow hiding/showing devices. Revision data tracks changes over time, such as changing transformer impedances between revisions. The revisions can then be compared and merged.

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    ETAP Workshop Notes

    3D Database
    Theoretical concepts
    ETAP relies on a three-dimensional database concept to implement all Presentations,
    Configurations and Base/Revision Data. The use of this multi-dimensional database concept
    allows you to independently select a particular Presentation, Configuration and Revision Data
    within the same project database.

    These selections can be used in conjunction with multiple loading categories and multiple study
    cases to quickly and efficiently perform system design and analysis. This will avoid inadvertent
    data discrepancies created when multiple copies of a single project file are used to maintain a
    record of various system changes.

    This document is confidential and proprietary to ETAP / ETAP Automation and may not be reproduced, published
    or disclosed to others without written authorization of ETAP / ETAP Automation. All Rights Reserved. Page 1 of 8
    ETAP Workshop Notes

    3D Database
    Purpose and Description
    This section is to explain functionalities of 3D database in ETAP which includes Configuration,
    Presentation and Base & Data Revision.

    Creating Configurations
    Procedure
    1. Open LF-Example OTI file shown below.

    2. Go to Configuration Manager, Click on New to create a new configuration and name it


    as Single out.

    Configuration
    Manager

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    ETAP Workshop Notes

    3D Database

    3. Click on Configuration Status drop down button, select Single out configuration and
    proceed to make changes in the configuration as shown below.

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    3D Database
    4. Go to configuration manager, check for the device status as shown below.

    5. Check Differences in Display Options to note the differences in the configurations as


    shown below.

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    ETAP Workshop Notes

    3D Database
    Creating Presentation
    Procedure
    1. Click on New Presentation to create OLV2 as shown below.

    New
    Presentation

    2. To hide CB1, right click on it & uncheck visible option as shown below. Similarly hide
    all circuit breakers except bus couplers.

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    3D Database

    3. Compare both the OLV1 & OLV2 as shown below.

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    3D Database
    Revision data
    Procedure
    1. Click on Data Manager to create new revision.

    Data Manager

    2. Click on Create and name new revision as Revision 1.

    3. Select Revision1, change %Z of transformer T1 & T3 to 12% in the OLV.


    4. Go to Base revision, click on Data Manager to compare Base and Revision1.
    5. Click on Properties in the Display options to view the changed data.

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    3D Database

    6. Create new revision as Revision 2.


    7. Select Revision2, change %Z of transformer T2 & T3 to 8%.
    8. Go to Base revision, click on Data Manager to compare Base and Revisions.
    9. Click on Properties in the Display options to view the changed data as shown below.

    10. Click on Merge button & merge Revision 1 inside Revision 2. Check the results of
    merge operation as shown below.

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    or disclosed to others without written authorization of ETAP / ETAP Automation. All Rights Reserved. Page 8 of 8

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