Transient Stabilty Analysis User Manual
Transient Stabilty Analysis User Manual
Transient Stabilty Analysis User Manual
TRANSIENT
STABILITY
ANALYSIS
Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................... 1
2. HOW TO SOLVE TRANSIENT STABILITY ......................................................... 2
EXAMPLE: TRANSIENT STABILITY STUDIES ............................................................................. 2
3. INPUT FILE FORMAT ............................................................................................ 20
STREAM 1: SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................... 20
STREAM 2: SYSTEM SIZE SPECIFICATION ................................................................................ 21
STREAM 3: PROGRAM CONTROL INPUTS ................................................................................. 23
STREAM 3: LINE 2: V-I-Z-S BUS DATA................................................................................... 24
STREAM 3: LINE 3 - MODEL SELECTION PARAMETERS............................................................ 24
STREAM 3: LINE 4 - VARIABLE TIME STEP DATA.................................................................... 26
STREAM 3.1 NEW STREAM: ZONE WISE MULTIPLICATION FACTOR ........................................ 26
STREAM 4: DISTURBANCE DATA............................................................................................. 26
STREAM 5: GENERATOR BUS NUMBERS.................................................................................. 28
STREAM 6: BUS DATA ............................................................................................................. 28
STREAM 7: TRANSFORMER DATA ........................................................................................... 29
STREAM 8: TRANSMISSION LINE DATA ................................................................................... 34
STREAM 9: SERIES REACTOR AND CAPACITOR DATA ............................................................. 36
STREAM 10: CIRCUIT BREAKER DATA .................................................................................... 38
STREAM 11: SHUNT CONNECTION (ADMITTANCE) DATA........................................................ 38
STREAM 12: SHUNT CONNECTION (IMPEDANCE) DATA .......................................................... 39
STREAM 13: FILTER DATA ...................................................................................................... 41
STREAM 14: LOAD DATA ........................................................................................................ 43
STREAM 15: LOAD CHARACTERISTIC DATA ........................................................................... 45
STREAM 16: ISLAND DATA ..................................................................................................... 46
STREAM 17: MACHINE DATA .................................................................................................. 46
STREAM 18: VOLTAGE REGULATOR DATA ............................................................................. 51
STREAM 19: GOVERNOR DATA ............................................................................................... 55
STREAM 20: WIND TURBINE GENERATOR DATA .................................................................... 60
STREAM 21: STATIC VAR COMPENSATOR DETAILS ................................................................ 80
STREAM 22: HVDC CONVERTERS DATA ................................................................................ 81
STREAM 23: DC LINK DATA ................................................................................................... 84
STREAM 24: FREE PROGRAMMABLE BLOCK (FPB) DATA....................................................... 85
STREAM 25: FREQUENCY RELAY DATA .................................................................................. 86
STREAM 26: VOLTAGE RELAY DATA ...................................................................................... 87
1. Introduction
POWERTRS is designed to perform the transient stability analysis for the given power system.
The transient behavior of a power system, resulting from major disturbances such as a fault
followed by switching operations, sudden rejection of load or generation, etc., is referred to as
Transient Stability. Transient stability solution is obtained in time domain. Transient stability
simulation studies are carried out to study these phenomena and the results enable to plan and
coordinate the protection and control schemes efficiently. Critical clearing times of circuit
breakers can be computed and protection zones of distance relays during transient swings can
be adjusted. Proper restoration/islanding schemes can be suitably designed. Compared to load
flow and short circuit studies, transient stability studies are more complex since they involve the
electromechanical dynamics of rotating machines and their associated controls viz., excitation
and governor systems. The period of investigation varies from fraction of a second when first
swing stability is being determined, to over several seconds when multiple swing stability is to
be examined.
The program requires the base case load flow solution to establish the initial conditions. The
program uses fast decoupled load flow method for the network solution, and implicit trapezoidal
rule of integration method for the solution of differential equation representing the dynamics of
machines, controllers, etc.
The program input data is through an ASCII file, the format of which is described in chapter 3. In
chapter 5, case studies are given, wherein the data file preparation for typical transient stability
studies are discussed along with the analysis of the results.
G1 G3
T1
L1
100+ j44
2 5
L2
G2
50 + j16
T2
Values given are on 100 MVA Base. Frequency = 60 Hz.
If a 3 - phase fault occurs on line 4 - 5 near bus 4 and the fault is cleared by simultaneously
opening the circuit breaker at the ends of the line 4-5 at 0.225 seconds (fault clearing time), plot
the swing curve and comment on stability of machine 1 and machine 2
Transformer Details:
Generator Details:
G1 = 400 MVA, 20 kV, X’d = 0.067 pu, H = 11.2 MJ / MVA
G2 = 250 MVA, 18 kV, X'd = 0.10 pu, H = 8.0 MJ / MVA
G3 = 1000 MVA, 230 kV, X'd = 0.00001 p.u, H = 1000 MJ / MVA (Infinite Bus Modeling)
Generation and Load Details
Bus Generation Load Specified
Code 'p' MW Mvar MW Mvar Voltage
1 350 71.2 0 0 1.03
2 185 29.8 0 0 1.02
3 800 0 0 0 1.0
4 0 0 100 44 Unknown
5 0 0 50 16 Unknown
Method 2 follows:
MiP-PSCT - Database Configuration
Open power system network editor. Select menu option Database → Configure. Configure
Database dialog is popped up as shown below. Click Browse button.
Open dialog box is popped up as shown below, where you are going to browse the desired
directory and specify the name of the database to be associated with the single line diagram.
Click Open button after entering the desired database name. Configure Database dialog will
appear with path chosen.
Click OK button on the Configure Database dialog. The dialog shown below appears.
Uncheck the Power System Libraries and Standard Relay Libraries. For this example these
standard libraries are not needed, because all the data is given on pu for power system libraries
(like transformer, line\cable, generator), and relay libraries are required only for relay co-
ordination studies. If Libraries are selected, standard libraries will be loaded into the database.
Click Electrical Information tab. Since the impedances are given on 100 MVA base check the
pu status as shown. Enter the Base MVA and Base frequency as shown above. Click on
Breaker Ratings button to give breaker ratings. Click OK button to create the database to return
to Network Editor.
Bus Base Voltage Configuration
In the network editor, configure the base voltages for the single line diagram. Select menu
option Configure→Base voltage. The dialog shown below appears. If necessary change the
Base-voltages, color, Bus width and click OK.
Bus description field can be effectively used if the bus name is more than 8 characters. If bus
name is more than 8 characters, then a short name is given in the bus name field and the bus
description field can be used to abbreviate the bus name. For example let us say the bus name
is Northeast, then bus name can be given as NE and the bus description field can be North
East. After entering data click Save , which invokes Network Editor. Follow the same
procedure for remaining buses. Following table gives the data for other buses.
Bus Data
Bus Number 1 2 3 4 5
Bus Name Bus-1 Bus-2 Bus-3 Bus-4 Bus-5
Nominal voltage 20 18 230 230 230
Area number 1 1 1 1 1
Zone number 1 1 1 1 1
Contingency weightage 1 1 1 1 1
Enter Element ID number and click OK. Database manager with corresponding Line\Cable
Data form will be open. Enter the details of that line as shown below.
Enter Structure Ref No. as 4000 and click on Transmission Line Library >> button. Line &
Cable Library form will appear. Enter transmission line library data in the form as shown below
for Line3-4.
Enter other line libraries and element data details as per the following tables:
Transmission Line Libraries
Structure Ref. No. 4000 4001 4002
Structure Ref. Name Line-3-4 Line-3-5 Line-4-5
Positive Sequence Resistance 0.007 0.008 0.018
Positive Sequence Reactance 0.040 0.047 0.110
Positive Sequence Susceptance 0.041 0.049 0.113
Thermal Rating 100 100 100
Two Winding Transformer Data form will be open. Enter the Manufacturer Ref. Number as
30. Enter transformer data in the form as shown below. Click on Transformer Library >>
button.
Click on Generator icon provided on power system tool bar. Draw the generator by clicking
LMB (Left Mouse Button) on the Bus1. The Element ID dialog will appear. Click OK.
Generator Data form will be opened. Enter the Manufacturer Reference No as 30. Enter
generator data in the form as shown below.
Click on Generator Library >> button. Enter generator library details as shown below.
Load Data form will be opened. Enter the load details as shown below.
To solve load flow studies choose menu option Solve → Load Flow Analysis or click LFA
button on the toolbar, which is on the right side of the screen. Load flow analysis screen
appears.
1. Click here to
open load flow
study information
2. Click here
to execute
3. Click here
to view report
Note: You have to get the same results to conduct transient stability study.
2.Click here
to execute
3.Click here
to view report
Click here to
select bus no
Reactance
value should
not be zero
Fault is on bus 4 so select bus 4 from the Bus number list box.
Click OK to return to previous form.
To account the effect of opening of breaker, in the disturbance list select Change in
transmission Line Parameters and click on Disturbance Info button.
In this, select line between bus 4 and bus 5. Give disturbance starting time as 0.225 secs and
make positive sequence resistance as zero and reactance very high accounting for opening of
the line (let us say 9999).
Click here
to select
Line
Finally you will return to the previous dialog. Here list of disturbances applied on the network are
listed as shown below. Click OK button to return to Solve dialog.
On the Solve dialog box, click Execute button to execute transient stability study.
Results Observation:
The results can be observed by clicking Report button. The results can be best analyzed using
graph. For this click on Graph button.
1. Click here to
execute
2. Click here for results
Window 2
Graph editor will open the corresponding plot file of the study. Window 1 is used for displaying
the graphs and window 2 holds the plot variables like time in seconds, swing curve of machines,
machine internal angle, machine voltage, machine current etc. User has to choose plot variables
in the 2nd window.
4. Click here to 5. Click here or click RMB for 3. To select machine 2 swing
plot selecting proper range. Select X curve scroll the window
axis (0 to 1) and Y axis (0 to 50)
Exercise: For different clearing times conduct studies and observe the swing curves
• Actual number of buses refers to total buses that are physically present in the system.
• Two winding transformers, three winding transformers, lines, series reactors (inductor),
series capacitors and bus couplers are together referred as series elements (branches).
Maximum number of series elements should not exceed 2500. Each three winding
transformer results in three series elements, since equivalent Star connection data is
considered. Sum of total number of two winding transformers and 3 times the number of 3
winding transformers should not exceed 1000. Even though the terminology bus coupler is
used in column 8 of table 3.1, it can refer to switches, isolators and disconnecting switches,
and are modeled as low impedance paths.
• Shunt reactors (inductor), shunt capacitors and shunt impedances are together referred as
shunt elements. Maximum number of shunt elements should not exceed 1000. In
POWERTRS transformer positive and zero sequence impedances are modeled depending
on the winding connection. Zero sequence modeling will have connection to ground from
primary or secondary of the transformer, if the transformer winding is delta connected on
one side and star-grounded on the other side. Numbers of shunt impedances are equal to
the sum of number of actual shunt connections (whose data are given in impedance form)
that exist in the system and the shunt impedances that result due to the modeling of the
transformer.
• In POWERTRS loads can be modeled as constant power load or constant current load or
constant impedance load or a combination of all the three, along with frequency correction.
Different loads can refer to the same load characteristic. Number of load characteristics is
equal to the different characteristics referenced in the load data.
• POWERTRS computes the frequency at each time interval at the selected buses other than
the generator bus. Also, if the frequency goes below the specified limit, it is possible to trip
the series element or shunt element. In case of loads, loads can be tripped partly or
completely. Under frequency relays monitor the bus frequency and are set to open the
desired breaker. Hence in POWERTRS different series and shunt elements can refer to
same relay characteristics. Number of frequency relays is equal to different relays
referenced in the series element data and shunt element data (including generator and
load).
• POWERTRS computes the bus voltage magnitude at each time interval at all the buses.
Also, if the voltage goes below the specified limit, it is possible to trip the series element or
shunt element. In case of loads, loads can be tripped partly or completely. Under voltage
relays monitor the bus voltage and are set to open the desired breaker. Hence in
POWERTRS different series and shunt elements can refer to it under voltage relay
characteristics. Number of voltage relays is equal to different relays referenced in the series
element data and shunt element data (including generator and load).
• Over current relays are used in the power system to safeguard the equipments from
overloading and from severe disturbances arising from faults. In POWERTRS 3 seconds
and 1.3 seconds over current relays are modeled. Number of over current relays for which
the data is provided is entered in column 18.
• Disturbance buses are interpreted depending on type of disturbance. For disturbance type
1, 9 and 10 the disturbance buses are from and to bus numbers of the series elements. For
all other disturbances, both the numbers should be same and they refer to the bus number
at which the disturbance is considered.
• New value fields are interpreted depending on the type of disturbance. The interpretation is
-
− For change in transformer/line parameters, the positive sequence resistance,
reactance and susceptance (B/2) in p.u are given in new value 1 fields respectively. In
case of transformer, this field is the new transformer tap. Zero sequence resistance,
reactance and susceptance (B/2) in p.u are given in new value 2 fields respectively.
The values are for the new configuration. Hence to consider the opening of a line,
resistance of the line is given as 0.0 p.u, reactance as 999.9 p.u and susceptance as
0.0 p.u for both positive and zero sequence values.
− For change in shunt impedance load, positive sequence resistance and reactance
values in p.u are given in new value 1, field 1 and 2 respectively. Zero sequence
values are given in new value 2 fields.
− For change in PQ load, new real power load in MW, new reactive power load in M VAr
and new compensating MVAr at the bus are given in new value 1 fields. New value 2
fields are ignored.
− For three phase fault, the fault impedance resistance and reactance in p.u are given in
new value 1, fields 1 and 2 respectively. Other fields are ignored.
− For three phase fault removal, the fault impedance resistance and reactance in p.u that
are to be removed are given in new value 1, fields 1 and 2 respectively. Other fields
are ignored. Normally this value is same as the one given in case of application of 3 -
phase fault.
− For change in number of generator sets at a bus, the old and new real generator
ratings in MW are given in new value 1 field 1 and 2 respectively. Other fields are
ignored. Since the ratio of old value to new value is of interest, old number of units and
new number of units can also be given in new value 1 field 1 and 2 respectively.
− For complete generation outage at a bus, the new value fields are ignored.
− For fault types 8 to 9, new value fields are ignored.
• If the disturbance type is 9, then the SLG fault clearing type is interpreted as -
− 0: Clearing of SLG fault applied at a bus.
− 1: Single pole opening on from bus side.
In this stream of data, bus details are given. Total number of lines of data is equal to actual
number of buses as given under system size specification stream. The data in columns of each
line are given in table 3.6.
Table 3.7 - Bus
Col No. Description Type Min Max
1. Bus number int 1 9999
2. Bus status int 0 1
3. Zone number int 1 20
4. Bus voltage in kV float 0.001 1.0e5
5. Bus name char 1 8
6. Voltage magnitude in pu float 0.5 2.0
7. Voltage angle in degrees float -360.0 360.0
8. Real power generation at bus in MW float -1.0e6 1.0e6
9. Reactive power generation at bus in Mvar float -1.0e6 1.0e6
10. Real power load at bus in MW float -1.0e6 1.0e6
11. Reactive power load at bus in Mvar float -1.0e6 1.0e6
12. Reactive compensation provided at bus in Mvar float -1.0e6 1.0e6
• Bus number refers to the number by which the buses are identified. Bus numbers need not
be continuous and buses belonging to different zones can be referenced by having different
starting numbers (i.e., buses in zone 1 can have the bus numbers from 1 to 200, buses in
zone2 can have the numbers from 201 to 300 and so on. When input file is created through
MiP-PSCT's integrated environment, the buses are numbered automatically and the
numbers are transparent to the user.
• Island number is the island to which the bus belongs. This number is obtained from the load
flow study. If there are no islands in the system, then this field is unity.
• As explained earlier, zone field refers to the zone number to which the bus belongs.
• Bus voltage entry given in column 4 of table 3.6 is in kilovolts and it is also the base voltage
for the bus.
• Buses are more commonly referred by names rather than numbers. Bus name is a string of
maximum 9 characters. Any alphanumeric characters can constitute the bus name. Bus
name should be unique.
• Base case load flow solution's bus voltage magnitude in p.u, voltage angle in degrees,
power generation at the bus (MW and MVAr), load at the bus (MW, MVAr and
• Compensation in MVAr) are obtained from the initial load flow run on the system under
consideration.
Ypq
p a q
p a:1 q
(1-(1/a))Ypq
(1/a) ((1/a) Y-pq
r
r
Three winding transformer Equivalent circuit
(as + jbs ) : 1
(as + Jbs ) : 1 Ypq
• Nominal tap setting is the tap setting at which the study is to be carried out. It is assumed
that the transformer tap is provided on the from bus side. Hence, since the transformer taps
are usually provided on the high voltage winding, it is always preferred to specify the from
bus side as the high voltage bus number. In case of three-winding transformer, tap is
specified from the HT winding to additional node arising because of the equivalent star
connection representation. For branches from other two windings, the nominal tap is unity.
At unity tap setting, one p.u voltage applied at the from bus produces one p.u voltage at the
to bus on no load. In case of phase shifting transformers, the phase shift is represented in
polar form. The phase shift magnitude is entered in the nominal tap position, while phase
shift angle is provided in the phase shift position. Phase shift angle is in degrees.
•
th
The 10 field is phase shift of phase shift transformer.
• The 15th field is phase shift due to the winding configuration.
• Zero sequence transformer connection exists in the branch information only if the transformer
winding is grounded on either side. Otherwise transformer zero sequence reactance should be
of high value (usually 999.99 PU). If the transformer is grounded through any impedance, times
the ground impedance value should be added to the zero sequence impedance. Figures 3.4 and
3.5 shows the transformer positive and zero sequence network connections.
Ztp Ztz
p q p q p p` q` q
Ztp Ztz
p p q p p` q` q
q
Ztz
q p p` q` q
Ztp
p q p
Ztp Ztz+3Zg
p q p q p p` q` q
Figure 3.4 - Positive, negative and zero sequence representation of two winding
transformer for different connection.
Zpq Zqz
q q` q
Zpp Zpz
q p p p`
p Zzp Zrz
r r` r
Zpq Zqz
q q` q
q Zpp Zpz+3Zpg
p p p`
p Zzp Zrz
r r` r
Zpq Zqz+3Zqg q`
q q
q p Zpp p p` Zpz+3Zpg
p Zzp
In this stream of data, transmission line details are given. Lines/Cables are modeled using
equivalent circuit as shown in figure 3.6.
Blp/2 Blz/2
Blp/2 Blz/2
Values 0 and 3 are of significant. If the status value is 3, then only the line is modeled in
the analysis.
• Number of circuits in parallel is used to modify the line impedance in the case of single pole
opening.
• From bus number and to bus number are the buses on either side to which the line is
connected. The numbers must be present in the bus data stream.
• Line impedance values are in p.u on a common base for the equivalent circuit. i.e., if there
are n lines in parallel, then impedance value per line is divided by n and then converted to a
common base.
• Frequency and voltage dependent tripping of line is possible in POWERTRS. Relay number
to be referred for the line from and to side to isolate the line is given in columns 11 to 14.
p q p R X q
Total number of lines of data in this stream is equal to the sum of number of series reactors and
capacitors as given in specification stream. The data that appears in different columns of each
line are given in table 3.9.
Table 3.9: Series Reactor/Capacitor Data
Col No. Description Type Min Max
1. Connection status int 0 3
2. From bus number int 1 9999
3. To bus number int 1 9999
4. Positive sequence resistance in p.u. float 0.0 1.0e3
5. Positive sequence reactance in p.u. float 1.0e-4 1.0e3
6. Zero sequence resistance in p.u. float 0.0 1.0e3
7. Zero sequence reactance in p.u. float 0.0 1.0e3
8. From side frequency relay number int 0 20
9. From side voltage relay number int 0 20
10. To side frequency relay number int 0 20
11. To side voltage relay number int 0 20
Total number of lines of data in this stream is equal to the number of circuit breakers. The data
that appears in different columns of each line are given in table 3.10.
form. Also, in some studies loads are represented in impedance form. When a network is
reduced, all the loads can be lumped at a bus as impedance load. In these cases this stream of
data is used. Because of the transformer winding connection, if there results any ground
connection for zero sequence network, then that information is also given in this stream. Since
corresponding positive sequence network has no ground connection, a high value is given for
positive sequence reactance (usually 999.99 p.u.).
Total number of lines of data in this stream is equal to the shunt impedance number as given in
specification stream. The data that appears in different columns of each line are given in table
3.12.
Table 3.12 : Shunt Impedance Data
Col No. Description Type Min Max
1. From bus number int 1 9999
2. Positive sequence resistance in p.u. float 0.00 1.0e3
3. Positive sequence reactance in p.u. float -1.0e3 1.0e4
4. Zero sequence resistance in p.u. float 0.00 1.0e3
5. Zero sequence reactance in p.u. float -1.0e3 1.0e4
In the transient stability study, the equivalent shunt admittance in p.u, from the filter bus to the
ground is computed at the specified system frequency, bus voltage and base MVA. If a filter at
bus say 8, consists of resistor, inductor and capacitor connected as shown in figure 3.10, then
the data appearing for the filter is as follows -
P =P
i i
(1+cp i ∆ f) (cp i +cp iV i +cp i V iV i )
L LO f p i z
Q =Q
i i
(1+cq i ∆ f )(cq i +cq iV i +cq i V iV i )
L LO f p i z
i i i i cpi
PL = PLO (1 + cp f * ∆ f ) (cp p (Vi )
i )
i i i i cqi
Q L = QLO ( 1 + cq f * ∆ f ) ( cq p (Vi ) i )
P
o
w
e Po
r
frequency fo
Variation of P with Frequency
Const. Z Const. I
1.0 Const. P
P in Pu
0
V in Pu
Variation of Real Power with Voltage
where,
cpf = 2.5, cpp = 0.5, cpi = 0.3, cpz = 0.2, implies real power changes by 5% for 1 Hz. change in
frequency, 50% of the load is constant power type, 30% of the load is constant current type and
20% of load is constant impedance type. If the voltage at a bus goes below the specified value,
then the load model for that bus is switched from the given model to constant impedance model
as explained in the "system specification stream".
• Compensating Mvar is the fixed compensation provided at the bus. It is assumed that
irrespective of the bus voltage, compensating Mvar remains constant. If at a bus fixed
capacitor or inductor is present, it is advisable to provide the compensation data as shunt
impedance/admittance at the bus.
• Load characteristic number is the number given in the load characteristi c data to be
referred for the modeling of the load at the bus. Load characteristic is detailed under "load
characteristic stream".
• Frequency and voltage dependent tripping of loads is possible in POWERTRS. Relay
number to be referred to isolate the breaker is given in columns 4 and 5.
• Loads are modeled as explained in load data. The Load characteristic number given here
should match the one given under load data.
• Frequency factor of 0.05 implies the load changes by 5 percent for 1 p.u. change in
frequency.
• If the machine parameters are already available in common base for the equivalent system
(considering number of machines in parallel), then machine rating is given as common base
MVA and number of units in parallel as 1.
• Frequency and voltage dependent tripping of generator is possible in POWERTRS. Under
frequency and under voltage relay numbers to be referred to isolate the generator is given
in columns 21 and 22 respectively.
For asynchronous motors (induction motors), 14 fields are read for each motor. Figure 3.11
gives the modeling of Induction motor.
I1 R1 X1 X2 I2
Xm R2
V
s
• Motor bus number is the bus number to which the motor is connected.
• Model type is usually 4 for induction motor. Type 1 to 3 is reserved for generators. Model
type 10 refers to Characteristic modeling of motor.
• Motor parameters should be given in pu on a common base, selected for the study.
• During Motor starting on load the torque of the motor is given by,
T = Tc ( C1 + C2N + C3N2 )
where,
Tc : No-load torque,
C1 : Constant independent of Speed,
C2 : Constant proportional to speed and
C3 : Constant proportional to square of the speed.
Sum of these constants is 1(C1+ C2+ C3 =1.0).
If the sum of these constants is greater than 1.0, then the load modeling is considered
from speed vs torque characteristics.
• If the initial slip is 1.0, motor is at stand still and the study is equivalent to starting of the
motor. If the motor is already running, then corresponding slip value should be given.
• Mode is interpreted as
0 – Auto-transformer /DOL start
1 – Resistance start, the starting resistance and the ending resistance should be given
2 – Star delta start
• Slip set is the steady state slip of the motor in pu.
• Time cut-off in seconds
• The auto tap implies the auto transformer tap setting during starting in pu.
• Frequency and voltage dependent tripping of motor is possible in POWERTRS. Under
frequency and under voltage relay numbers to be referred to isolate the motor are given in
columns 24 and 25 respectively.
In case of synchronous motor starting-
• Synchronous motor is considered as a generator of model type 3 with negative MW power.
In initial stages of starting the motor is considered as induction motor and at the slip equal
to tap-cutoff-slip the modeling is considered as synchronous motor.
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• The input data is same as generator input data with the model type 6 in case of auto-
transformer starting otherwise detailed model of generator (type 3) is to be considered. In
addition to this data additional motor specific data has to be given. The sample form at is as
follows.
sK f
1+ sT f
Typical Parameters
Parameter Value Parameter Value
Trec 0.01 -- 0.10 Ta 0.025 -- 0.2
Ts Tc 0.5 -- 1.0 Tf 0.5 -- 1.0
Ka 25 -- 200 Ke -0.5 -- 1.0
kf 0.01 -- 0.1
Se= f(Efd)
Vref
Efdmax
Vr max
-
VT + Ka 1
1
Σ + Σ + Σ
1+ sTrec - (1 + sTa ) (Ke + sTe )
- - Vrmin Efdmin
Vrmin
PSS
sK f
(1 + sT f 1 )(1+ sT f 2 )
Typical Parameters
Parameter Value Parameter Value
Trec 0.01 --- 0.05 Ta 0.01 --- 0.05
Te 0.5 --- 1.0 Tf1 ≅ 1.0
Tf2 ≅ 0.1 Ka 50--200-400-600
Ke ≅ 1.0 Kf 0.01 - 0.05
Vref
Vr max
VT
+ Ka (1+ s) Efd
1
Σ
1+ sTrec - (1+ sTa ) (1+10s)
Vrmin
Figure 3.13- Excitation System Type - 3
Vref
Efdmax
Ke
VT + (1+ sT f 1 ) Efd
1
Σ
+ Σ
Ka
1+ sTrec - (1+ sTa ) (1+ sT f 2 )
1
+ s Efdmin
Vref
Efdmax
Vr max
VT
+ K a (1+ sTe )(1+ sT f 1 ) 1
1
Σ
1+ sTrec - (1+ sTa )(1+ sT f 2 ) (1 + sTs )
+
Vrmin Efdmin
Lm1
PSS
+ sT y 1 input
Σ Kx1
(1+ sT y ) (1+ sTx ) ∆ω
Lm2
P
V
Kx2
(1+ sTz )
Typical Parameters
Parameter Value Parameter Value
Trec 0.01 -- 0.025 Ts 0.025
Te ≅ 1.0 Tf1 ≅ 0.06
Ta 40.0 Tf2 ≅ 0.024
ka≅ 200.0
Lm1
PSS
input 1 (1+ sTy +
∆ω sTx ) (1+ sTy)
Kx1 Σ
P + Lm2
V
sTy
(1+ sTy )
For each regulator 18 fields are read. Data appearing under different fields for each regulator is
given in table 3.18.
Table 3.18 : Voltage Regulator Details
Sl No. Description Type Min Max
1. Bus number int 1 9999
2. Type of AVR int 0 10
3. PSS status int 0 10
4. Gain of amplifier (Ka ) float 0.0 100.0
5. Time constant of amplifier (Ta ) float 0.0 10.0
6. Gain of exciter (Ke ) float -100.0 100.0
7. Exciter time constant (Te ) float 0.0 10.0
8. (Vk f) float 0.0 10.0
9. (T f1 ) float 0.0 10.0
10. (Tf2 ) float 0.0 100.0
11. Input filter time constant (Trec ) float 0.0 10.0
12. (Vts ) float 0.0 100.0
13. Saturation function value (Vse1 ) at 0.75 times float 0.0 10.0
Efdmax,
14. Saturation function value (V se2 ) at Efdmax, float 0.0 10.0
15. Maximum regulator output (Vrmax ) float 0.0 10.0
16. Minimum regulator output (Vrmin ) float -10.0 0.0
17. Maximum excitor output (Efdmax ) float 0.0 10.0
18. Minimum excitor output (Efdmin ) float -10.0 0.0
Pref
ω
Figure 3.18 (a) : Block schematic of Steam Governor System
Typical Parameters
Pm
+ + +
Σ Σ Σ
+ + +
Ps 1 1 1
1
(1+ sThp ) (1+ sTip ) (1+ sTlp )
(1+ sTrh )
Figure 3.18 (b) : Turbine System Model for Steam Turbines (Type - 1) Governor
Typical Parameters
Omax Pmax
ω ref
Ps
1 1
+ Σ
+ Σ
(1 + sT1 ) T2
- -
Cmin Pmin
P-dn
ω
+ sT3 Transient Droop
Σ δ Compensator
(1 + sT3 )
+
σ
Ps Pm
1-sTw
1+0.5sTw
Typical Parameters
For steam turbine unit, 19 fields are read. Data appearing under different columns are given in
table 3.19.
For hydro turbine unit, 13 fields are read. Data appearing under different columns are given in
table 3.20.
Table 3.20 : Hydro turbine - governor Data
Sl No. Description Type Min Max
1. Bus number int 0 9999
2. Governor type int 0 10
WT1 Model: The mechanical power output of the wind turbine will come from pseudo governor
model. The mechanical power output is given as input to the squirrel cage induction machine
model. The electrical machine model will compute the real, reactive power generation, operating
slip and other steady state operating parameters. Control flow block diagram is given below.
WT2 Model: The mechanical power output of the wind turbine will come from pseudo governor
model. The same is given as input to the induction machine model with rotor resistance
controllable. The electrical machine model will compute the real, reactive power generation,
operating slip and other steady state operating parameters. Control flow block diagram is given
below.
WT3 Model: The mechanical power output of the wind turbine is calculated based on the power
curve (Mechanical power to wind speed). Pitch regulation will be given by pitch control model.
Power electronic converter block set & machine behavior will be replicated through converter
control model and generator/converter model. Control flow block diagram is given below.
WT4 Model: The mechanical power output of the wind turbine is calculated based on the power
curve (Mechanical power to wind speed). Power electronic converter block set & machine
behavior will be replicated through converter control model and generator/converter model.
Control flow block diagram is given below.
The data entry format for each model is different. The data that appears in different columns of
each line for each model are given in Table 3.12, Table 3.13, Table 3.14, and Table 3.15
respectively.
Table 3.12 – Wind Generator Data for WT1
Col No. Description Type Min Max
1 Status Int 0 3
2 WT Generator bus number Int 1 9999
3 WT Generator model number Int 1 4
4 No. of Turbines in the wind farm Int 1 9999
5 MVA rating Double 0.0 1.0e6
6 Drive Train model Int 1 2
Shunt impedance of reactive power Double -1.0e6 1.0e6
7 injection
8 No. of poles (only even numbers) Int 2 9999
9 Gearbox ratio Double 0.001 1.0e6
10 Turbine diameter in m Double -1.0e6 1.0e6
11 Stator resistance (Rs) Double 0 1.0e6
12 Stator reactance (Xs) Double 0 1.0e6
13 Rotor resistance (Rr) Double 0 1.0e6
14 Rotor reactance (Xr) Double 0 1.0e6
15 Magnetizing reactance (Xm) Double 0 1.0e6
16 Turbine shaft inertia (Hw) Double 0 1.0e6
17 Generator shaft inertia (Hg) Double 0 1.0e6
18 Shaft stiffness constant (K) Double 0 1.0e6
19 Turbine damping constant (Dw) Double 0 1.0e6
20 Machine damping constant (Dg) Double 0 1.0e6
21 Shaft damping constant (Ds) Double 0 1.0e6
22 Wind Speed (m/s) Double 0 50
3
23 Air Density (kg/m ) Double 0 3
24 Pitch Angle Double 0 180
25 Shaft Angle Double 0 180
26 Operating slip Double 0 2
27 Operating real power Double 0 1.0e6
28 Tpe Double -1.0e6 1.0e6
29 Kw Double -1.0e6 1.0e6
30 Kdroop Double -1.0e6 1.0e6
31 Kp Double -1.0e6 1.0e6
32 Ki Double -1.0e6 1.0e6
33 Pimax Double -1.0e6 1.0e6
34 Pimin Double -1.0e6 1.0e6
35 T1 Double -1.0e6 1.0e6
36 T2 Double -1.0e6 1.0e6
• Generator bus number refers to the bus number at which the generator is connected.
The bus number should exist in the bus data stream.
• MVA rating will be specifying rating of one individual turbine. Number of units specifies
the number of similar wind turbine available in the farm.
• Real power specified will be significant only in the case of WT4 model. Because thi s
model can generate the power as specified by the operator, with in the limit of available
power generation.
• The wind farm/turbine tends to maintain the specified operating power factor within the
reactive power limits. Negative operating power factor indicates lagging power factor
and positive power factor indicates leading power factor.
• The reactive power compensation for WT1, WT2 will be through switchable capacitors
at its terminal. So the compensation will be in terms of steps of capacitor bank.
• The No. of steps field is for WT1, WT2 models only. This field specifies No. of reactive
power steps.
• The reactive power compensation for WT3, WT4 will be continuous control.
• In case of wind farm the reactive power limits are specified for the entire wind farm.
• System operating frequency should be less than the product of synchronous speed
(rips), number of poles, gear box ratio/120. If this validation is not checked the program
will give error.
• A general power curve can be represented as below.
1
𝑃𝑃𝑚𝑚= . 𝐶𝐶𝑝𝑝(𝜆𝜆, �). �. �. 𝑅𝑅2𝑉𝑉𝑤𝑤 3
2
𝜔𝜔𝑅𝑅 𝑅𝑅
𝜆𝜆 =
𝑉𝑉𝑤𝑤
2�𝑛𝑛
𝜔𝜔𝑅𝑅 =
60
Where, Pm is the total power absorbed by the aerodynamic system
ρ is air density (kg/m3)
R is radius of the turbine blade (m)
Vm is wind speed (m/s)
λ is tip speed ratio, i.e. ratio between speed of tip of the blade to the wind
speed
β is the pitch angle
Cp is coefficient of power
ωR is mechanical angular velocity of the turbine rotor (rad/s)
n is rotational speed of wind turbine (RPM)
• Power curve can be represented in four ways. They are
1. Power curve is represented in formula 1
2. Power curve is represented in formula 2
3. Power curve is represented in power curve data
4. Power curve is represented in detailed power curve data
First three types of power curve representations will be in curve data library. Fourth
type of representation will be in detailed curve data library.
𝑝𝑝 0
𝜆𝜆� 𝐶𝐶4��
1
𝜆𝜆�= 𝑎𝑎1
1
− 3
𝜆𝜆 + 𝑎𝑎0� � + 1
Where Cp is the coefficient of power
λ is tip speed ratio
β is pitch angle
All other coefficients in the equation are constant values and to be entered by the
user.
The generalized formula 2 is as below:
4 4
𝑃𝑃𝑤𝑤 = ∑ ∑(�����𝜆𝜆�)
�=0 �=0
Number of lines of data is equal to number of static var compensators as given under system
specification stream. Data that appear under different columns for each SVS is given in table
3.21
• It is assumed that there is no other fixed compensation (Q-Mvar), specified along with the
load data at the SVS bus.
• If the initial capacitance value is other than zero, then corresponding compensating Mvar
should be provided at that bus in the load flow analysis data to establish the proper initial
condition.
In this stream of data, HVDC converter details are given. The schematic diagram of a 12 pulse
converter station and its equivalent representation are given in figures 3.21 and 3.22
respectively.
Rdc
No. of bridges in series = 2
No. of poles = 2
AC
Bus 1 :a
Xc
Converter Transformer
Rdc
Vac ϕ
Rdc
Idc equivalent
1:a
Vdc
α
α − firing angle
Idc η
Total number of lines of data in this stream is equal to number of HVDC converters as given in
specification stream. The data that appears in different columns of each line is given in table
3.22. Explanations to entries given in table 3.22 are as follows –
• Converter number is the serial number of the converter, which is also the dc bus number.
• AC bus number is the bus number to which the converter is connected. This number should
exist in the "bus data stream".
Minimum control angle in degrees is the minimum firing angle (αmin) for converter and minimum
extinction angle (αmin = 180.0 - α-µ) for the inverter. µ Is the overlap angle. Minimum firing angle
ranges from 5 degrees to 7 degrees. Minimum extinction angle ranges from 15 degrees to 20
degrees.
Prior to transient stability study, load flow analysis is performed to establish the initial conditions.
Columns 14 to 18 are obtained from the initial load flow study. During transient stability study
converter transformer tap is held constant at the value given in column 18.
where,
Kb =(3 2 π )nb
where,
a : transformer tap setting
α : firing angle.
Neglecting the losses in the converter and its transformer, the equation for power factor
angle (φ-η) is given by Vdc = a Vac cos(φ-η) (3.9)
Expression for reactive power flowing from the AC bus into the converter terminal is given by
where,
φ : AC voltage angle. η : AC current angle.
• DC link capacitance is in farads for one pole. For bipolar operation, equivalent capacitance
is computed internally.
•
Stream 24: Free Programmable Block (FPB) Data
In this stream, data needed for the free programmable blocks are given. Number of data sets
corresponds to number of FPBs as specified under system specification stream. For more
details, chapter on Free programmable Block should be referred. For each FPB unit, following
data are read.
• FPB bus, i.e., the bus to which the FPB is connected. In case of HVDC this is the convertor
ac bus number. In case of ULTC this is transformer number
• FPB type which is interpreted as -
1. Automatic voltage regulator
2. Turbine governing system
3. Static var system
4. HVDC system
5. Under Load Tap Changer
6. Controller for load
In case of AVR and turbine governing system, FPB bus should be a generating bus. Also there
should not be any standard AVR or turbine-governor control blocks associated with that
generator, if the FPB type is for AVR or for turbine governing system respectively.
Total number of state variables (i.e., number of FPB nodes) in the FPB unit.
• Total number of basic free programmable blocks in the FPB unit.
• Total number of tables referred by the FPB.
• Initial value for nodes.
• Maximum number of iteration.
• Convergence tolerance
• Node data
• Block data
In POWERTRS, while establishing the initial condition and also while solving the system
dynamic equations, node type field are used to establish the relation between the FPB state
variable and the generator state variable. Node type field is explained in the chapter on Free
Programmable Blocks.
• Load shedding factor is the amount of load to be shed from the specified value. At the end
of each transient stability time step, the bus frequency at desired buses is computed.
Frequency relay logic is introduced to determine the starting of the timer. A proper co-
ordination of relays are required in terms of frequency settings and time delay to avoid the
shedding (tripping) of loads (other series elements or shunt elements) at all the places
simultaneously.
• The voltage relay number given here should match the one given under series element and
shunt element data.
• Relay type is interpreted as -
0: Under voltage relay.
1: Over voltage relay.
• In case of relay associated with a load, it is possible to shed the load partly or completely,
depending on the load shedding factor.
• For elements other than loads, load shedding factor is not applicable.
• The relays are modeled to have 3 voltage settings. If the bus voltage goes below the setting
3, a timer is started. If the voltage deviation persists till the time setting 3, then the series or
shunt element is disconnected from the system. In case of loads, load is curtailed by the
amount given by factor 3. Thus if the specified load is 100 MW, under voltage setting 3 is
0.75 pu, time setting is 5 seconds, and the load shedding factor is 0.5, then if the bus
voltage goes below 0.75 pu, and persists for duration greater than 5 seconds, the actual
load considered for the remaining duration is 50 MW. Same explanation holds for other two
settings also.
• It is assumed that voltage setting 3 is less than voltage setting 2 and voltage setting 2 is
less than voltage setting 1 for under voltage relays. For over voltage relays, it is assumed
that voltage setting 3 is greater than voltage setting 2 and voltage setting 2 is greater than
voltage setting 1.
• Load shedding factor is the amount of load to be shed from the specified value. At the end
of each transient stability time step, the bus frequency at desired buses is computed.
Frequency relay logic is introduced to determine the starting of the timer. A proper co-
ordination of relays are required in terms of frequency settings and time delay to avoid the
shedding (tripping) of loads (other series elements or shunt elements) at all the places
simultaneously.
In this stream of data, over current relay characteristics data are given. Total number of lines of
data under this stream is equal to number of relays specified under system size specification
field. Data that appears under different columns of each line are given in table 3.26.
• Element number refers to the series/shunt element number for which the relay is provided.
Element number is assigned by counting the series elements in the system first and then
the shunt elements as specified in the data. In series elements, transformers are counted
first (2 winding transformers first and then 3 winding transformers, each 3 winding
transformer results in 3 series elements), then the lines, followed by series reactors,
capacitors, and bus couplers in the order the data is presented. For shunt elements,
machines (generators and motors) are counted first, followed by shunt reactors and
capacitors in admittance form and shunt reactors and capacitors in impedance form.
• Relay location is always 1 for shunt elements. For series elements, relay location is
interpreted as -
− 1: Relay is on the from bus side.
− 2: Relay is on the to bus side.
But in the model, for series elements, tripping of any one side results in the isolation of
other end also.
• Time dial setting (TDS) is sometimes referred to as time multiplier setting (TMS). The usual
range is 0.05 - 1.0. But some manufacturers give the TDS value from 1 to 10 also. Relay
TDS setting actually done after co-ordination is entered in column 4.
• Plug setting is given in amperes referred to CT primary side. If the relay CT is 300/5 amps,
and the relay plug setting is 150% (plug setting for phase fault relay is in the range 50% to
200%) then the value to be given in column 5 is 450 amperes.
• Over current relays are provided with instantaneous elements to isolate the faulted line for
close in faults. The instantaneous setting in amps, referred to CT primary side is given in
column 6.
• Whenever the current sensed by the relay exceeds the plug setting, a timer is started. If the
timer count exceeds the actual relay operation time, the trip signal is given.
In this stream, distance relay characteristics data are given. Total number of lines of data
in this stream is equal to the number of distance relays as given under system size
specification stream. Data fields that appear under different columns are given in table
3.27.
For each relay the following data are considered as per table 3.28.
Note: Relay Type number 8 corresponds to that no relays settings are present for that zone.
• Distance relays are provided for transmission lines. Line number refers to the transmission
line number to which the relay should refer to. Since transmission line data follows the
transformer data, number of transformer elements is subtracted from series element
number to find the transmission line number.
• Relay location field is interpreted as -
1: Relay is provided on from bus side of the line.
2: Relay is provided on to bus side of the line.
Even if anyone relay operates, the line is completely isolated from the system.
• Impedance, Displacement, RF, RB, XT, and XB referred in relay parameters are in ohms
referred to primary (HT) side of instruments transformers (CT and PT).
• Theta and Phi referred in relay parameters are in angle in degrees.
• Power swing set time and blocking time referred in relay settings are time in sacs.
• At each simulation time step, the impedance seen by the distance relay is computed. If the
impedance falls within zone 1 characteristic, line is tripped instantaneously (after a preset
time interval corresponding to circuit breaker time delay). If the impedance falls within zone
2 or zone 3, respective timers are started. If the fault persists, the line is tripped after the
zone 2 or zone 3-time delay.
Different set of characteristics are provided for phase and earth loop.
Load points need not be given in equal time intervals. Between two data points, the stra ight line
relation is used to compute the load at inter-mediate points. Consider a cyclic load at bus say
15, which repeats after 10 seconds. The load remains constant at 10 MW in the interval 0.0-4.0
seconds. It remains constant at 20 MW in the interval 4.0-7.0 seconds. It is again 16 MW in the
interval 7.0-10.0 seconds. Reactive power demand is 50% of real power demand. The cyclic
variation of real power load is given in figure 3.23. For this case, the data is prepared as follows
–
MW 20
12
2 6 10
time
15 6 10.0
1 0.00 10.0 5.0
2 4.00 10.0 5.0
3 4.00 20.0 10.0
4 7.00 20.0 10.0
5 7.00 16.0 8.0
6 0.00 16.0 8.0
In this stream, Wind Turbine related curves library is printed. Basically there are five types of
curves. They are
1. Power curve represented in formula 1 format.
2. Power curve represented in formula 2 format.
3. Power curve represented in curve data format.
4. Operating mechanical power(p.u.) vs operating rotor speed(p.u.)
5. Operating wind speed(m/s) vs operating rotor speed(p.u.)
Curve type 1-3 will represent for power curve. Curve type 4 represent for operating mechanical
power vs operating rotor speed and curve type 5 for operating wind speed vs operating rotor
speed. The format for the curve type 3-5 is same but for curve type 1 and 2 are different.
Various streams present for each type of curve are listed in tables for each curve type
separately.
4 4
𝑃𝑃𝑤𝑤 = ∑ ∑(�����𝜆𝜆�)
�=0 �=0
Where Pw is mechanical power generation
αij coefficients for i = 0 to 4 and j = 0 to 4 need to be given in the input data
β is the pitch angle
λ is the tip speed ratio
The maximum allowed number of points is 20. A typical operating mechanical power generation
Vs Operating wind speed curve diagram is shown below.
4. INPUT/OUTPUT FILES
Table 4.1 gives extensions of different input and output files used by POWERTRS.
In case of line flow plots, the variables written to the binary file (TRSPLOTL.BIN) are given in
table 4.3.
In case of line flow plots, the variables written to the binary file (TRSPLOTL.BIN) are given in
table 4.4.
For viewing the results by graph, graph module - Migraph has to be invoked. While importing the
file, anyone of the binary file can be selected at a time. The variables list will be displayed in the
screen which user can select according to the requirement.
Error Messages
If the program while execution traces any error, an error message is written to the report file and
further execution of the program is terminated. The error messages, which are traced by the
program, are printed in the following format -
Error number is a number by which the error is identified. The nature of error is given in the error
message. An error description specific to user/application is also given. The errors identified by
the program are -
• [Error No. 0] Parameter passing error: If there is an error in passing parameters to the
program, then an error is reported. In the description, the missing parameter is named.
• [Error No. 1] Input file opening error: If the input data file name specified by the user is not
found or if an error occurs while the input file is opened, this message is generated. If there
is more than one input file for the program then, the description specifies missing input file.
• [Error No. 2] Output file opening error: If an error occurs while opening the output file, this
message is generated.
• [Error No. 3] Too less parameters to read: If the data provided is insufficient then, this error
is displayed. The input data 'stream' for which data is insufficient is also described in the
error message.
• [Error No. 4] Memory allocation error : If memory is not allocated for a variable for which
dynamic memory allocation is done, this error message is given. The variable for which
memory allocation is not successfully done is mentioned in the error description.
• [Error No. 5] Invalid character : If an invalid character data is present in the input data file
then this message is generated. The data item for which invalid character is entered is also
mentioned in the error message.
• [Error No. 6] Invalid number : If an invalid integer data is present in the input data file then
this message is displayed. The data item for which invalid integer data is given is also
mentioned in the error message.
• [Error No. 7] Invalid value : If the data given exceeds the limits mentioned for each item
mentioned under different streams, an error message is given along with a description of
the data item.
• [Error No. 8] Division by zero : During a mathematical operation, if division by zero occurs,
then this error is generated. The variable, which may have caused this condition, is
mentioned in the error description.
• [Error No. 10] Error in data, Results not okay : If an erroneous input data is present which
doesn't come under any of the above mentioned categories as a result of which wrong
results are obtained, then this message is generated.
These errors are displayed in the output file mentioned by the user. Some of the common error
messages and their probable reason for occurrence are -
ERROR [1] : Input file opening error - Input file not opened for reading. is written to the report
file. If the program expects data to be read from input file, but has not provided data and end of
file is reached, then this error message.
ERROR [3] : Too less parameters to read - Insufficient data provided for Stream is written to the
report file. If the from/to bus of a transformer specified by the user doesn't exist in the bus data
stream, then an error message
ERROR [6] : Invalid number - Invalid bus id specified is written to the report file.
5. Case Study
In this section, a sample IEEE power system network (Reference : J. Duncan Glover, “A
Personal Computer Software package for Power Engineering Education, IEEE Transactions on
Power System, Vol. 3, No. 4, November 1988, PP. 1864 - 1871) is considered to explain the
execution and analysis of results of POWERTRS. The single line diagram of the sample network
considered is given in figure 5.1. Tables 5.1 gives input data file and Table 5.2 gives output
results file respectively.
A three phase fault is applied at the generating bus 1 at time t = 0.10 seconds, and removed
after 0.1second duration. A graphical representation of the swing curve for generator 1 is given
in figure 5.2.
% CONTROL INPUTS
% (1) No of Zones (2) No of Disturb (3) No of VIZS Out (4) No of LF iter
% (5) No of Time Steps
1 2 5 10 10
% (6) Load Type during Post. Dist. (7) LF Print opt (8) VI print opt
% (9) Data Print opt (10) Swing Ref Bus
0 1 1 1 0
% (5) Init P Tol (6) Init Q Tol (7) Post P Tol (8) Post Q Tol
% DISTURBANCE DATA
% SlNo DistType DistTime FromBus ToBus
% New1F1 New1F2 New1F3 PoleRecType
% New2F1 New2F2 New2F3
% BUS DATA
% BusId Islnd No Zone No Base Volt BusName
% VMag VAng PGen QGen PLd QLd QComp
1 1 1 15.000 Bus1
1.000000000000e+000 0.000000000000e+000 3.889830e+002 2.955030e+002
0.000000e+000 0.000000e+000 0.00
2 1 1 345.000 Bus2
9.227341992785e-001 -1.952998891308e+001 0.000000e+000 0.000000e+000
8.000000e+002 2.800000e+002 0.00
3 1 1 15.000 Bus3
1.050000000000e+000 -2.854108260466e-001 5.200000e+002 5.556600e+001
8.000000e+001 4.000000e+001 0.00
4 1 1 345.000 Bus4
1.046210697168e+000 -2.574152239005e+000 0.000000e+000 0.000000e+000
0.000000e+000 0.000000e+000 0.00
5 1 1 345.000 Bus5
1.050491445376e+000 -4.486125141903e+000 0.000000e+000 0.000000e+000
0.000000e+000 0.000000e+000 0.00
1.000000e+000 0.000000e+000 0 0 0 0
0.00000e+000 G D
% LOAD DATA
% FromBus MWLoad MVARLoad CompMVAR LoadCharNo FreqRelId VoltRelId
% Island Information
1
50.000000
% GENERATOR DATA
%FromBus ModelType Units MVA H +veR xd` xq` Xn
% Ro Xo DampFact Xd Xq Xp Xd'' xq''
% Tdo' Tqo' Tdo'' Tqo'' FreqRel VoltRel
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Table 5.2: Transient Stability Study Outut file - 1Glove0t.out0
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CASE NO : 1 CONTINGENCY : 0 SCHEDULE NO : 0
CONTINGENCY NAME : Base Case
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VERSION NUMBER : 8.1
%% First Power System Network
LARGEST BUS NUMBER : 5
ACTUAL NUMBER OF BUSES : 5
NUMBER OF 2 WIND. TRANSFORMERS : 2
NUMBER OF 3 WIND. TRANSFORMERS : 0
NUMBER OF TRANSMISSION LINES : 3
NUMBER OF SERIES REACTORS : 0
NUMBER OF SERIES CAPACITORS : 0
NUMBER OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS : 0
NUMBER OF SHUNT REACTORS : 0
NUMBER OF SHUNT CAPACITORS : 0
NUMBER OF LINE REACTORS : 0
NUMBER OF GENERATORS : 2
NUMBER OF MOTORS : 0
NUMBER OF LOADS : 2
NUMBER OF LOAD CHARACTERISTICS : 0
NUMBER OF UNDER FREQUENCY RELAYS : 0
NUMBER OF VOLTAGE RELAYS : 0
NUMBER OF OVER CURRENT RELAYS : 0
NUMBER OF DISTANCE RELAYS : 0
NUMBER OF FILTERS : 0
NUMBER OF CYCLIC LOADS : 0
NUMBER OF VOLTAGE REGULATORS : 0
NUMBER OF GOVERNORS : 0
NUMBER OF SHUNT FACT DEVICES : 0
NUMBER OF HVDC CONV. TERMINALS : 0
NUMBER OF HVDC LINKS : 0
NUMBER OF FREE PROGRAMMABLE BLOCKS : 0
NUMBER OF WIND TURBINES : 0
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No. of Zones : 1
No. of Disturbances : 2
No. of Nodes for V-I-Z-S output : 5
No. of Iterations in Load Flow Analysis : 10
No. of Time Steps for Print : 10
Index for Load type during post-disturbance : 0
Index for Load Flow Print : 1
Index for Voltage Impedance Print : 1
Index for Data details Print : 1
Reference swing bus : 0
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Base MVA : 400.0000
Rated system frequency : 50.0000
Transformer R/X : 0.0500
Circuit breaker resistance : 0.0000
Circuit breaker reactance : 0.0001
Tolerance - Real Power (pu) - initial : 0.0001
Tolerance - Reactive Power (pu) - initial : 0.0001
Tolerance - Real Power (pu) - post-distb : 0.0001
Tolerance - Reactive Power (pu) - post-distb : 0.0001
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Variable Time Step (Seconds)
From Time To Time Time Step
---------- ---------- ----------
0.00000* 0.50000 0.00200
0.50000* 1.00000 0.02000
1.00000* 2.00000 0.02000
2.00000* 3.00000* 0.02000
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Zonal Wise Demand Multiplication Factors :
Zone Number P-DM Q-DM P-GM Q-GM SR_M SC-M C-DM
----------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- -------
0 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000
1 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000
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Disturbance Description
Dist. Type Description
---------- -------------------------------------------------------
1. Change in transformer/line parameters
2. Change in shunt impedance load
3. Change in load P and Q values
4. Fault creation at a bus
5. Fault clearing at a bus
6. Change in number of generator sets a a bus
7. Complete generation outage at a bus
8. Simulation of single line to ground falut
9. Clearing of single-line-to-ground fault and single pole opening
10. SLG fault clearing or recloser of the line
11. Loss of excitation at a generator
12. Change in load model data
13. Starting of the motor
14. Stopping of the motor
15. Change in motor torque T0
16. Series faults
17. Clearing of series faults
18. Change in generation
19. Asymmetrical faults like LL and LLG
20. Clearing asymmetrical faults like LL and LLG
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Dist. Dist. Time From To New Z.re New Z.im New B/2 Rec.
No. Type Sec. No. No. New P.MW New MVAR New Comp Type
----- ----- -------- ---- ---- -------- -------- -------- ----
1 4 0.1000 1 1 0.00000 0.00001 0.00000 0
0.00000 0.00000 0.00000
2 5 0.2000 1 1 0.00000 0.00001 0.00000 0
0.00000 0.00000 0.00000
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Generator Bus Numbers : 1 3
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Bus No. Island Zone Rated-Kv Name Vmag-pu Vang-Deg Pgen-MW Qgen-MR
Pl-MW Ql-MVAR Comp-MR
------- ------ ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 1 1 15.000 Bus1 1.00000 0.000 388.983 295.503
0.000 0.000 0.000
2 1 1 345.000 Bus2 0.92273 -19.530 0.000 0.000
800.000 280.000 0.000
3 1 1 15.000 Bus3 1.05000 -0.285 520.000 55.566
80.000 40.000 0.000
4 1 1 345.000 Bus4 1.04621 -2.574 0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000 0.000
5 1 1 345.000 Bus5 1.05049 -4.486 0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000 0.000
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TRANSFORMER DATA ON 400.000 MVA BASE
SLNO* STAT #CKT FROM FROMNAME TO TO NAME RP-PU XP-PU RZ-PU XZ-PU
TAP PHASE-SH F-FREQ-V T-FREQ-V
----- ---- ---- ---- -------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 3 1 5 Bus5 1 Bus1 0.00600 0.08000 0.00600 0.08000
1.120 0.00000 0- 0 0- 0
0 G D
2 3 1 4 Bus4 3 Bus3 0.00300 0.03999 0.00300 0.03999
1.000 0.00000 0- 0 0- 0
0 G D
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TRANSMISSION LINE DATA ON 400.000 MVA BASE
SLNO* STAT #CKT FROM FROMNAME TO TO NAME RP-PU XP-PU BP/2-PU
R0-PU X0-PU B0/2-PU F-FREQ-V T-FREQ-V
----- ---- ---- ---- -------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 3 1 5 Bus5 4 Bus4 0.00900 0.10000 0.05500
0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0- 0 0- 0
2 3 1 4 Bus4 2 Bus2 0.03600 0.40000 0.21500
0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0- 0 0- 0
3 3 1 5 Bus5 2 Bus2 0.01800 0.20000 0.11000
0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0- 0 0- 0
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LOAD DATA
SLNO NODE BUS NAME P-MW Q-MVAR COMPMVAR LOADCHAR L-FREQ-V
---- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 2 Bus2 800.000 280.000 0.000 0 0- 0
2 3 Bus3 80.000 40.000 0.000 0 0- 0
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Total islands in the system : 1
Frequency : 50.00
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Machine Data on its own MVA rating
Notation used in the generator data print
H : Inertia constant in seconds.
Ra : Generator resistance in pu.
xd' : Direct axis transient reactance in pu.
xq' : Quadrature axis transient reactance in pu.
xn : Negative sequence reactance in pu.
R0 : Zero sequence resistance in pu.
x0 : Zero sequence reactance in pu.
df : Damping factor in pu.
xd : Direct axis reactance in pu.
xq : Quadrature axis reactance in pu.
xp : Potier reactance in pu.
xd" : Direct axis sub-transient reactance in pu.
xq" : Quadrature axis sub-transient reactance in pu.
tdo': Direct axis transient open circuit time constant in seconds.
tqo': Quadrature axis transient open circuit time constant in seconds.
tdo": Direct axis sub-transient time constant in seconds.
tqo": Quadrature axis sub-transient time constant in seconds.
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kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 1 dpmax 0.000084 dqmax 0.000024
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Iter # Pmax Pmax-bus Qmax Qmax-bus Vmax Vmax-bus
------ -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 0.00008 2 0.00002 2 0.00000 0
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Results of load flow study
No. Name Island Zone Rated KV Vact-KV V-mag Ang-Deg Pgen Qgen
Pload Qload Q-comp
---- -------- ------ ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1 1 15.000 15.000 1.00000 0.000 388.983 295.503
0.000 0.000 0.000
2 Bus2 1 1 345.000 318.343 0.92273 -19.530 0.000 0.000
800.000 280.000 0.000
3 Bus3 1 1 15.000 15.750 1.05000 -0.285 520.000 55.566
80.000 40.000 0.000
4 Bus4 1 1 345.000 360.943 1.04621 -2.574 0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000 0.000
5 Bus5 1 1 345.000 362.420 1.05049 -4.486 0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000 0.000
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Line flow and line losses
From From To To Ckts Forward Forward MWLoss MVARLoss
Node Name Node Name No. FlowMW FlowMVAR MW
---- -------- ---- -------- ---- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 5 Bus5 1 388.98 295.50 3.579 47.726
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Total power generation : 908.98 MW 351.07 MVAR
Total reactive compensation : 0.00 MVAR
Total capacitivei copensation : 0.00 MVAR
Total inductive compensation : 0.00 MVAR
Total power losses : 28.97 MW 31.08 MVAR
Over all P mismatch : 0.010 MW
Percentage P losses : 3.188
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kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 1 dpmax 0.000084 dqmax 0.000024
Notation used for generator graph files
Vbname.grp : Voltage Magnitude
Abname.grp : Voltage Angle
Dbname.grp : Swing curve
Fbname.grp : Frequency plot
Pbname.grp : Electrical Power P - MW
Qbname.grp : Electrical Power Q - MVAR
Mbname.grp : Mechanical Power - MW
Ebname.grp : Field Voltage - kV
Sbname.grp : Motor Slip - PU
Ibname.grp : Current Magnitude - Amps
Tbname.grp : Apparent power - MVA
wherein bname is the bus name.
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Notation used for line flow graph files
LPxFV.grp : Voltage Magnitude From Bus
LPxTV.grp : Voltage Magnitude To Bus
LPxFI.grp : Forward flow current magnitude
LPxFF.grp : Frequency in Hz. From Bus
LPxFP.grp : Forward real power flow
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 0.00 5 Bus5 1.05 -4.5 1.9e+004 -37
0.65 0.5 3.9e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 -19.53 4 Bus4 1.05 -2.6 5.6e+002 1.4e+002
-1 -0.42 -2.9e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 -4.5 9.8e+002 1.4e+002
-0.6 -0.19 -5.1e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 -0.29 4 Bus4 1.05 -2.6 1.6e+004 -2.3
1 0.035 4.4e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 -2.57 3 Bus3 1.05 -0.29 7e+002 1.8e+002
-1 0.0046 -4.4e+002
2
5 Bus5 1.05 -4.5 2.5e+002 17
2.7 -0.98 1.4e+002 -53
2 Bus2 0.923 -20 4.8e+002 -12
1.4 0.25 2.9e+002 51
5 Bus5 1.050 -4.49 1 Bus1 1 0 7.3e+002 1.4e+002
-0.81 -0.52 -3.9e+002 -
2.5e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 -2.6 2.3e+002 1.8e+002
-3.1 0.19 -1.4e+002
9.1
2 Bus2 0.923 -20 9.2e+002 -29
0.69 0.31 5.3e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 1 dpmax 0.000084 dqmax 0.000024
2 Bus2
0.923 -18 9.4e+002 -27
0.69 0.31 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000054 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000055 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000055 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000056 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000057 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000057 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000058 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000059 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000059 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000060 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 0.30000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 2.41 2.96 50 453 298 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 0.265 0.747 50 456 55.8 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.21399 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 2.41 5 Bus5 1.05 -2.9 2.1e+004 -31
0.62 0.4 4.5e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 -18.15 4 Bus4 1.05 -1.7 5.5e+002 1.4e+002
-1 -0.45 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 -2.9 9.9e+002 1.5e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 0.26 4 Bus4 1.05 -1.7 1.4e+004 -2.2
1.2 0.049 3.8e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 -1.69 3 Bus3 1.05 0.26 6e+002 1.8e+002
-1.2 -0.0095 -3.7e+002 -
3
5 Bus5 1.05 -2.9 1.6e+002 26
3.9 -2 88 -46
2 Bus2 0.923 -18 4.6e+002 -11
1.5 0.26 2.9e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 -2.86 1 Bus1 1 2.4 8.1e+002 1.5e+002
-0.77 -0.41 -4.5e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 -1.7 1.4e+002 1.8e+002
-5 -0.017 -88 -0.29
2 Bus2 0.923 -18 9.4e+002 -27
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Time = 0.54000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 5.06 5.61 50 469 299 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 2.45 2.94 50 440 56.2 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.66984 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 5.06 5 Bus5 1.05 -0.41 2.1e+004 -27
0.61 0.39 4.7e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 -15.76 4 Bus4 1.05 0.58 5.5e+002 1.4e+002
-1 -0.46 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 -0.41 9.9e+002 1.5e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 2.45 4 Bus4 1.05 0.58 1.3e+004 -0.13
1.2 0.055 3.6e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 0.58 3 Bus3 1.05 2.5 5.7e+002 1.8e+002
-1.2 -0.015 -3.6e+002 -
4.5
5 Bus5 1.05 -0.41 1.4e+002 31
4.3 -2.6 74 -44
2 Bus2 0.923 -16 4.6e+002 -9.2
1.5 0.26 2.8e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 -0.41 1 Bus1 1 5.1 8.3e+002 1.5e+002
-0.75 -0.38 -4.6e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 0.58 1.2e+002 1.8e+002
-5.9 -0.2 -74 -2.6
2 Bus2 0.923 -16 9.4e+002 -24
0.68 0.3 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 0.62000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 5.5 6.01 50 443 297 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 3.63 4.15 50 465 55.7 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 1.86120 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 5.50 5 Bus5 1.05 0.34 2.1e+004 -28
0.62 0.42 4.4e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 -14.91 4 Bus4 1.05 1.6 5.5e+002 1.4e+002
-1 -0.45 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 0.34 9.9e+002 1.5e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 3.63 4 Bus4 1.05 1.6 1.4e+004 1.3
1.1 0.046 3.9e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 1.63 3 Bus3 1.05 3.6 6.1e+002 -
1.8e+002
-1.1 -0.0065 -3.8e+002 -
2.2
5 Bus5 1.05 0.34 1.7e+002 28
3.7 -1.8 97 -47
2 Bus2 0.923 -15 4.7e+002 -8.1
1.5 0.25 2.9e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 0.34 1 Bus1 1 5.5 8e+002 1.5e+002
-0.77 -0.42 -4.4e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 1.6 1.5e+002 -
1.8e+002
-4.6 0.053 -96 1.1
2 Bus2 0.923 -15 9.3e+002 -24
0.69 0.31 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
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-1 -0.39 -3e+002 -
1.1e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 3.4 9.6e+002 1.5e+002
-0.61 -0.2 -5e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 9.08 4 Bus4 1.05 6.3 1.9e+004 7.1
0.84 0.029 5.3e+002 18
4 Bus4 1.046 6.34 3 Bus3 1.05 9.1 8.4e+002 -
1.7e+002
-0.83 0.011 -5.2e+002
6.6
5 Bus5 1.05 3.4 3.6e+002 21
1.9 -0.5 2.2e+002 -59
2 Bus2 0.922 -11 5e+002 -3.4
1.4 0.24 3.1e+002 52
5 Bus5 1.051 3.45 1 Bus1 1 6.9 6.3e+002 1.4e+002
-0.84 -0.73 -3e+002 -
2.6e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 6.3 3.5e+002 -
1.7e+002
-2 0.2 -2.2e+002
22
2 Bus2 0.922 -11 9.1e+002 -21
0.7 0.32 5.2e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 0.98000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 7.04 7.39 50 300 296 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 9.33 9.98 50 609 58.6 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.59202 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
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---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 7.20 5 Bus5 1.05 3.8 1.6e+004 -38
0.68 0.67 3e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.922 -10.86 4 Bus4 1.05 6.8 5.8e+002 1.5e+002
-1 -0.39 -3e+002 -
1.1e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 3.8 9.6e+002 1.5e+002
-0.61 -0.2 -5e+002 -
1.7e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 9.56 4 Bus4 1.05 6.8 1.9e+004 7.5
0.83 0.029 5.3e+002 19
4 Bus4 1.046 6.79 3 Bus3 1.05 9.6 8.5e+002 -
1.7e+002
-0.83 0.011 -5.3e+002
6.8
5 Bus5 1.05 3.8 3.7e+002 22
1.8 -0.49 2.2e+002 -59
2 Bus2 0.922 -11 5e+002 -3
1.4 0.24 3.1e+002 53
5 Bus5 1.051 3.84 1 Bus1 1 7.2 6.3e+002 1.4e+002
-0.84 -0.74 -3e+002 -
2.6e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 6.8 3.6e+002 -
1.7e+002
-2 0.2 -2.2e+002
23
2 Bus2 0.922 -11 9.1e+002 -21
0.7 0.32 5.2e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 1.02000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 7.39 7.74 50 297 296 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 9.78 10.4 50 612 58.8 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.68875 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 7.59 5 Bus5 1.05 4.2 1.6e+004 -37
0.68 0.67 3e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.922 -10.46 4 Bus4 1.05 7.2 5.8e+002 1.5e+002
-1 -0.39 -3e+002 -
1.1e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 4.2 9.6e+002 1.5e+002
-0.61 -0.2 -5e+002 -
1.7e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 9.98 4 Bus4 1.05 7.2 2e+004 7.9
0.83 0.029 5.3e+002 19
4 Bus4 1.046 7.21 3 Bus3 1.05 10 8.5e+002 -
1.7e+002
-0.82 0.011 -5.3e+002
6.9
5 Bus5 1.05 4.2 3.7e+002 22
1.8 -0.48 2.2e+002 -60
2 Bus2 0.922 -10 5e+002 -2.6
1.4 0.24 3.1e+002 53
5 Bus5 1.051 4.23 1 Bus1 1 7.6 6.3e+002 1.4e+002
-0.84 -0.75 -2.9e+002 -
2.6e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 7.2 3.6e+002 -
1.7e+002
-2 0.2 -2.2e+002
23
2 Bus2 0.922 -10 9.1e+002 -20
0.7 0.32 5.2e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
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kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 1.06000 Seconds
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GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 7.8 8.16 50 297 296 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 10.2 10.8 50 611 58.8 520 1.05
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1 Bus1 1 8.28 8.65 50 303 295 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 10.5 11.1 50 606 58.5 520 1.05
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Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 8.28 5 Bus5 1.05 4.8 1.6e+004 -36
0.68 0.66 3e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.922 -9.87 4 Bus4 1.05 7.7 5.8e+002 1.5e+002
-1 -0.39 -3e+002 -
1.1e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 4.8 9.6e+002 1.5e+002
-0.61 -0.2 -5e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 10.49 4 Bus4 1.05 7.7 1.9e+004 8.5
0.84 0.029 5.3e+002 19
4 Bus4 1.046 7.75 3 Bus3 1.05 10 8.4e+002 -
1.7e+002
-0.83 0.011 -5.2e+002
6.6
5 Bus5 1.05 4.8 3.6e+002 23
1.9 -0.5 2.2e+002 -59
2 Bus2 0.922 -9.9 5e+002 -2
1.4 0.24 3.1e+002 52
5 Bus5 1.051 4.85 1 Bus1 1 8.3 6.3e+002 1.4e+002
-0.84 -0.73 -3e+002 -
2.6e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 7.7 3.5e+002 -
1.7e+002
-2 0.2 -2.2e+002
22
2 Bus2 0.922 -9.9 9.1e+002 -20
0.7 0.32 5.2e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000090 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000089 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000088 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000088 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000087 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000086 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000085 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000084 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000083 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000082 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 1.12000 Seconds
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GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 8.53 8.91 50 307 295 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 10.6 11.3 50 602 58.3 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.35549 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 8.53 5 Bus5 1.05 5.1 1.6e+004 -35
0.68 0.65 3.1e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 -9.68 4 Bus4 1.05 7.9 5.7e+002 1.5e+002
-1 -0.39 -3e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 5.1 9.6e+002 1.5e+002
-0.61 -0.2 -5e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 10.63 4 Bus4 1.05 7.9 1.9e+004 8.6
0.84 0.03 5.2e+002 18
4 Bus4 1.046 7.91 3 Bus3 1.05 11 8.3e+002 -
1.7e+002
-0.84 0.01 -5.2e+002
6.5
5 Bus5 1.05 5.1 3.6e+002 23
1.9 -0.52 2.2e+002 -59
2 Bus2 0.923 -9.7 4.9e+002 -1.8
1.4 0.24 3e+002 52
5 Bus5 1.051 5.06 1 Bus1 1 8.5 6.4e+002 1.4e+002
-0.84 -0.72 -3e+002 -
2.6e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 7.9 3.4e+002 -
1.7e+002
-2 0.2 -2.1e+002
21
2 Bus2 0.923 -9.7 9.1e+002 -20
0.7 0.32 5.2e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000081 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000080 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000079 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000078 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000077 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000077 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000076 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000075 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000074 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000073 dqmax 0.000000
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0.923 -8.2 9.2e+002 -18
0.7 0.32 5.3e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000032 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000032 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000032 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000032 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000031 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000031 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000031 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000031 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000031 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000031 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 1.30000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 11.4 11.8 50 378 295 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 11.4 12 50 531 55.7 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 0.13172 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 11.35 5 Bus5 1.05 7 1.8e+004 -27
0.66 0.51 3.8e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 -8.00 4 Bus4 1.05 9 5.6e+002 1.5e+002
-1 -0.42 -2.9e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 7 9.8e+002 1.5e+002
-0.6 -0.19 -5.1e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 11.39 4 Bus4 1.05 9 1.7e+004 9.4
0.98 0.034 4.5e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 9.05 3 Bus3 1.05 11 7.2e+002 -
1.7e+002
-0.97 0.006 -4.5e+002
2.8
5 Bus5 1.05 7 2.6e+002 28
2.5 -0.88 1.5e+002 -54
2 Bus2 0.923 -8 4.8e+002 -0.69
1.4 0.25 3e+002 51
5 Bus5 1.051 7.01 1 Bus1 1 11 7.2e+002 1.5e+002
-0.82 -0.54 -3.7e+002 -
2.5e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 9 2.5e+002 -
1.7e+002
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-1 -0.46 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 9.6 9.9e+002 1.6e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 12.37 4 Bus4 1.05 11 1.3e+004 9.7
1.2 0.058 3.5e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 10.53 3 Bus3 1.05 12 5.6e+002 -
1.7e+002
-1.2 -0.018 -3.5e+002 -
5
5 Bus5 1.05 9.6 1.3e+002 43
4.5 -2.9 69 -44
2 Bus2 0.922 -5.8 4.6e+002 0.77
1.5 0.26 2.8e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 9.60 1 Bus1 1 15 8.4e+002 1.6e+002
-0.75 -0.38 -4.7e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 11 1.1e+002 -
1.7e+002
-6.4 -0.31 -69 -3.4
2 Bus2 0.922 -5.8 9.4e+002 -14
0.68 0.3 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000088 dqmax 0.000002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000088 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000089 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000090 dqmax 0.000001
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000091 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000092 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000093 dqmax 0.000001
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000094 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000095 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000096 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 1.56000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 15.4 16 50 478 299 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 12.5 13 50 430 56.5 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.98657 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 15.39 5 Bus5 1.05 9.8 2.2e+004 -17
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1 Bus1 1.000 16.05 5 Bus5 1.05 10 2.2e+004 -16
0.6 0.37 4.8e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.922 -4.99 4 Bus4 1.05 11 5.5e+002 1.5e+002
-1 -0.47 -2.7e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 10 9.9e+002 1.6e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 13.05 4 Bus4 1.05 11 1.3e+004 10
1.3 0.061 3.5e+002 17
4 Bus4 1.046 11.25 3 Bus3 1.05 13 5.5e+002 -
1.7e+002
-1.3 -0.021 -3.5e+002 -
5.8
5 Bus5 1.05 10 1.2e+002 46
4.8 -3.3 63 -43
2 Bus2 0.922 -5 4.6e+002 1.5
1.5 0.26 2.8e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 10.41 1 Bus1 1 16 8.5e+002 1.6e+002
-0.74 -0.37 -4.8e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 11 1e+002 -
1.7e+002
-7 -0.5 -63 -4.5
2 Bus2 0.922 -5 9.4e+002 -14
0.68 0.3 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 1.64000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 16.2 16.8 50 482 300 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 13.3 13.7 50 427 56.6 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 3.07674 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
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---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 16.24 5 Bus5 1.05 11 2.2e+004 -16
0.6 0.37 4.8e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.922 -4.79 4 Bus4 1.05 11 5.5e+002 1.5e+002
-1 -0.47 -2.7e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 11 9.9e+002 1.6e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 13.26 4 Bus4 1.05 11 1.3e+004 11
1.3 0.061 3.5e+002 17
4 Bus4 1.046 11.46 3 Bus3 1.05 13 5.5e+002 -
1.7e+002
-1.3 -0.021 -3.5e+002 -
5.7
5 Bus5 1.05 11 1.2e+002 46
4.7 -3.2 63 -43
2 Bus2 0.922 -4.8 4.6e+002 1.7
1.5 0.26 2.8e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 10.61 1 Bus1 1 16 8.5e+002 1.6e+002
-0.74 -0.37 -4.8e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 11 1e+002 -
1.7e+002
-6.9 -0.48 -63 -4.4
2 Bus2 0.922 -4.8 9.4e+002 -13
0.68 0.3 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 1.66000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 16.4 17 50 480 300 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 13.5 14 50 429 56.6 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 3.01554 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
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From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 16.56 5 Bus5 1.05 11 2.2e+004 -16
0.6 0.38 4.8e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.922 -4.38 4 Bus4 1.05 12 5.5e+002 1.5e+002
-1 -0.46 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 11 9.9e+002 1.6e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 13.73 4 Bus4 1.05 12 1.3e+004 11
1.3 0.059 3.5e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 11.90 3 Bus3 1.05 14 5.6e+002 -
1.7e+002
-1.2 -0.019 -3.5e+002 -
5.2
5 Bus5 1.05 11 1.3e+002 45
4.6 -3 67 -44
2 Bus2 0.922 -4.4 4.6e+002 2.1
1.5 0.26 2.8e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 11.00 1 Bus1 1 17 8.4e+002 1.6e+002
-0.75 -0.37 -4.7e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 12 1.1e+002 -
1.7e+002
-6.5 -0.36 -67 -3.7
2 Bus2 0.922 -4.4 9.4e+002 -13
0.68 0.3 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 1.70000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 16.7 17.3 50 473 299 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 14 14.5 50 436 56.4 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.79600 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 16.71 5 Bus5 1.05 11 2.2e+004 -16
0.6 0.38 4.7e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.922 -4.18 4 Bus4 1.05 12 5.5e+002 1.5e+002
-1 -0.46 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 11 9.9e+002 1.6e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 13.98 4 Bus4 1.05 12 1.3e+004 11
1.2 0.057 3.6e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 12.13 3 Bus3 1.05 14 5.7e+002 -
1.7e+002
-1.2 -0.017 -3.5e+002 -
4.9
5 Bus5 1.05 11 1.3e+002 44
4.5 -2.8 71 -44
2 Bus2 0.922 -4.2 4.6e+002 2.4
1.5 0.26 2.8e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 11.19 1 Bus1 1 17 8.4e+002 1.6e+002
-0.75 -0.38 -4.7e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 12 1.1e+002 -
1.7e+002
-6.2 -0.28 -71 -3.1
2 Bus2 0.922 -4.2 9.4e+002 -13
0.68 0.3 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000008 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 1.72000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 16.8 17.4 50 468 299 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 14.3 14.7 50 441 56.2 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.64016 b/w buses : 1 and 3
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.24517 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 17.05 5 Bus5 1.05 12 2.1e+004 -16
0.61 0.4 4.6e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 -3.55 4 Bus4 1.05 13 5.5e+002 1.5e+002
-1 -0.45 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 12 9.9e+002 1.6e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 14.83 4 Bus4 1.05 13 1.4e+004 12
1.2 0.05 3.7e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 12.89 3 Bus3 1.05 15 6e+002 -
1.7e+002
-1.2 -0.01 -3.7e+002 -
3.3
5 Bus5 1.05 12 1.6e+002 41
4 -2.1 86 -46
2 Bus2 0.923 -3.6 4.6e+002 3.1
1.5 0.26 2.9e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 11.74 1 Bus1 1 17 8.1e+002 1.6e+002
-0.76 -0.4 -4.5e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 13 1.4e+002 -
1.7e+002
-5.1 -0.038 -86 -0.64
2 Bus2 0.923 -3.6 9.4e+002 -12
0.68 0.31 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
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kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 1.78000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 17.1 17.7 50 448 298 389 1.01
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1 Bus1 1 17.3 17.8 50 431 297 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 15.8 16.3 50 478 55.5 520 1.05
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Island 1 Common system frequency 50.028
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From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
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1 Bus1 1.000 17.29 5 Bus5 1.05 12 2e+004 -17
0.63 0.43 4.3e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 -2.92 4 Bus4 1.05 14 5.5e+002 1.5e+002
-1 -0.44 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 12 9.8e+002 1.6e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 15.78 4 Bus4 1.05 14 1.5e+004 14
1.1 0.043 4e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 13.71 3 Bus3 1.05 16 6.3e+002 -
1.7e+002
-1.1 -0.0033 -4e+002 -1.2
5 Bus5 1.05 12 1.9e+002 38
3.4 -1.5 1.1e+002 -48
2 Bus2 0.923 -2.9 4.7e+002 4
1.5 0.25 2.9e+002 50
5 Bus5 1.050 12.29 1 Bus1 1 17 7.8e+002 1.6e+002
-0.78 -0.44 -4.3e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 14 1.7e+002 -
1.7e+002
-4.1 0.11 -1.1e+002
2.9
2 Bus2 0.923 -2.9 9.3e+002 -12
0.69 0.31 5.3e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
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kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
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Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 17.5 17.9 50 403 296 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 16.8 17.4 50 506 55.5 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 0.58020 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.027
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 17.47 5 Bus5 1.05 13 1.9e+004 -19
0.65 0.47 4e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 -2.28 4 Bus4 1.05 15 5.6e+002 1.5e+002
-1 -0.43 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 13 9.8e+002 1.6e+002
-0.6 -0.19 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 16.79 4 Bus4 1.05 15 1.6e+004 15
1 0.037 4.3e+002 15
4 Bus4 1.046 14.57 3 Bus3 1.05 17 6.8e+002 -
1.7e+002
-1 0.0025 -4.3e+002
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5 Bus5 1.05 13 2.3e+002 36
2.9 -1.1 1.3e+002 -51
2 Bus2 0.923 -2.3 4.8e+002 4.8
1.5 0.25 2.9e+002 50
5 Bus5 1.050 12.82 1 Bus1 1 17 7.5e+002 1.6e+002
-0.8 -0.49 -4e+002 -
2.5e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 15 2.1e+002 -
1.6e+002
-3.3 0.18 -1.3e+002
7.1
2 Bus2 0.923 -2.3 9.3e+002 -11
0.69 0.31 5.3e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
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-1 -0.39 -3e+002 -
1.1e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 16 9.6e+002 1.6e+002
-0.61 -0.2 -5e+002 -
1.7e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 21.53 4 Bus4 1.05 19 2e+004 19
0.82 0.029 5.3e+002 19
4 Bus4 1.046 18.74 3 Bus3 1.05 22 8 .5e+002 -
1.6e+002
-0.82 0.011 -5.3e+002
7
5 Bus5 1.05 16 3.8e+002 33
1.8 -0.47 2.3e+002 -60
2 Bus2 0.922 1.1 5e+002 9
1.4 0.24 3.1e+002 53
5 Bus5 1.051 15.74 1 Bus1 1 19 6.2e+002 1.5e+002
-0.84 -0.75 -2.9e+002 -
2.6e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 19 3.6e+002 -
1.6e+002
-1.9 0.2 -2.3e+002
23
2 Bus2 0.922 1.1 9.1e+002 -8.9
0.71 0.32 5.2e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000006 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 2.22000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 19.3 19.6 50 295 296 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 21.7 22.4 50 614 59 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.74474 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.027
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
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1 Bus1 1.000 19.49 5 Bus5 1.05 16 1.6e+004 -25
0.68 0.68 3e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.922 1.45 4 Bus4 1.05 19 5.8e+002 1.6e+002
-1 -0.39 -3e+002 -
1.1e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 16 9.6e+002 1.6e+002
1.7e+002 -0.61 -0.2 -5e+002 -
3 Bus3 1.050 21.89 4 Bus4 1.05 19 2e+004 20
0.83 0.029 5.3e+002 19
4 Bus4 1.046 19.12 3 Bus3 1.05 22 8.5e+002 -
1.6e+002
-0.82 0.011 -5.3e+002
6.9
5 Bus5 1.05 16 3.7e+002 34
1.8 -0.48 2.2e+002 -60
2 Bus2 0.922 1.4 5e+002 9.3
1.4 0.24 3.1e+002 53
5 Bus5 1.051 16.14 1 Bus1 1 19 6.3e+002 1.5e+002
-0.84 -0.75 -2.9e+002 -
2.6e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 19 3.6e+002 -
1.6e+002
-2 0.2 -2.2e+002
23
2 Bus2 0.922 1.4 9.1e+002 -8.5
0.7 0.32 5.2e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000005 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000005 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000100 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000099 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000098 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000097 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000096 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000095 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000094 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000093 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 2.26000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 19.7 20.1 50 299 296 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 22 22.7 50 610 58.7 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.60179 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.027
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From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 19.98 5 Bus5 1.05 17 1.6e+004 -24
0.68 0.66 3e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.922 1.83 4 Bus4 1.05 19 5.8e+002 1.6e+002
-1 -0.39 -3e+002 -
1.1e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 17 9.6e+002 1.6e+002
-0.61 -0.2 -5e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 22.19 4 Bus4 1.05 19 1.9e+004 20
0.84 0.029 5.3e+002 18
4 Bus4 1.046 19.45 3 Bus3 1.05 22 8.4e+002 -
1.6e+002
-0.83 0.011 -5.2e+002
6.6
5 Bus5 1.05 17 3.6e+002 35
1.9 -0.5 2.2e+002 -59
2 Bus2 0.922 1.8 5e+002 9.7
1.4 0.24 3.1e+002 52
5 Bus5 1.051 16.55 1 Bus1 1 20 6.3e+002 1.6e+002
-0.84 -0.73 -3e+002 -
2.6e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 19 3.5e+002 -
1.6e+002
-2 0.2 -2.2e+002
22
2 Bus2 0.922 1.8 9.1e+002 -8.1
0.7 0.32 5.2e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000082 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000081 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000080 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000079 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000078 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000077 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000077 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000076 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000075 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000074 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 2.30000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 20.2 20.6 50 307 295 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 22.3 23 50 601 58.2 520 1.05
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--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 20.8 21.2 50 320 295 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 22.5 23.2 50 589 57.6 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 1.94131 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.027
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 20.81 5 Bus5 1.05 17 1.7e+004 -22
0.68 0.62 3.2e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 2.40 4 Bus4 1.05 20 5.7e+002 1.6e+002
-1 -0.4 -2.9e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 17 9.6e+002 1.6e+002
-0.61 -0.2 -5.1e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 22.53 4 Bus4 1.05 20 1.9e+004 21
0.87 0.03 5.1e+002 18
4 Bus4 1.046 19.88 3 Bus3 1.05 23 8.1e+002 -
1.6e+002
-0.86 0.01 -5.1e+002
5.9
5 Bus5 1.05 17 3.4e+002 36
2 -0.56 2e+002 -58
2 Bus2 0.923 2.4 4.9e+002 10
1.4 0.24 3e+002 52
5 Bus5 1.051 17.18 1 Bus1 1 21 6.5e+002 1.6e+002
-0.84 -0.68 -3.2e+002 -
2.6e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 20 3.3e+002 -
1.6e+002
-2.2 0.21 -2e+002 19
2 Bus2 0.923 2.4 9.1e+002 -7.4
0.7 0.32 5.2e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000056 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000055 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000055 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000054 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000053 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000052 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000052 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000051 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000050 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000050 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 2.36000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
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Time = 2.42000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 22.1 22.5 50 353 295 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 22.8 23.4 50 556 56.3 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 0.88972 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.027
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 22.09 5 Bus5 1.05 18 1.8e+004 -18
0.67 0.56 3.5e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 3.13 4 Bus4 1.05 20 5.7e+002 1.6e+002
-1 -0.41 -2.9e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 18 9.7e+002 1.7e+002
-0.61 -0.19 -5.1e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 22.83 4 Bus4 1.05 20 1.7e+004 21
0.93 0.032 4.8e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 20.36 3 Bus3 1.05 23 7.6e+002 -
1.6e+002
-0.92 0.0082 -4.7e+002
4.2
5 Bus5 1.05 18 2.9e+002 38
2.3 -0.72 1.8e+002 -56
2 Bus2 0.923 3.1 4.9e+002 11
1.4 0.24 3e+002 51
5 Bus5 1.051 18.04 1 Bus1 1 22 6.9e+002 1.6e+002
-0.83 -0.6 -3.5e+002 -
2.5e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 20 2.8e+002 -
1.6e+002
-2.5 0.21 -1.7e+002
14
2 Bus2 0.923 3.1 9.2e+002 -6.4
0.7 0.32 5.2e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000033 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000032 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000032 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000031 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000031 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000031 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000030 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000030 dqmax 0.000000
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0.923 4 9.3e+002 -5.1
0.69 0.31 5.3e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000026 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000027 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000027 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000027 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000027 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000027 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000028 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000028 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000028 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000028 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 2.54000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 24.1 24.6 50 414 296 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 23.1 23.6 50 495 55.4 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 0.99272 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.027
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 24.13 5 Bus5 1.05 19 2e+004 -11
0.64 0.46 4.1e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 4.21 4 Bus4 1.05 21 5.6e+002 1.6e+002
-1 -0.44 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 19 9.8e+002 1.7e+002
-0.6 -0.19 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 23.13 4 Bus4 1.05 21 1.5e+004 21
1.1 0.039 4.2e+002 15
4 Bus4 1.046 20.97 3 Bus3 1.05 23 6.6e+002 -
1.6e+002
-1.1 0.00057 -4.1e+002
0.22
5 Bus5 1.05 19 2.1e+002 43
3.1 -1.3 1.2e+002 -50
2 Bus2 0.923 4.2 4.7e+002 11
1.5 0.25 2.9e+002 50
5 Bus5 1.050 19.34 1 Bus1 1 24 7.6e+002 1.7e+002
-0.79 -0.47 -4.1e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 21 1.9e+002 -
1.6e+002
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2 Bus2 0.923 5.1 4.6e+002 12
1.5 0.26 2.9e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 20.42 1 Bus1 1 26 8.2e+002 1.7e+002
-0.76 -0.4 -4.5e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 22 1.3e+002 -
1.6e+002
-5.2 -0.057 -84 -0.92
2 Bus2
0.923 5.1 9.4e+002 -3.6
0.68 0.31 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000055 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000055 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000056 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000057 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000058 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000058 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000059 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000060 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000061 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 3 dpmax 0.000062 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 2.66000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 26 26.6 50 464 299 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 23.6 24 50 444 56.1 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.56068 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.027
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 26.04 5 Bus5 1.05 21 2.1e+004 -6.7
0.61 0.39 4.6e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 5.30 4 Bus4 1.05 22 5.5e+002 1.6e+002
-1 -0.46 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 21 9.9e+002 1.7e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 23.57 4 Bus4 1.05 22 1.3e+004 21
1.2 0.053 3.6e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 21.68 3 Bus3 1.05 24 5.8e+002 -
1.6e+002
-1.2 -0.013 -3.6e+002 -
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-1 -0.47 -2.7e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 22 9.9e+002 1.7e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.3e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 24.65 4 Bus4 1.05 23 1.3e+004 22
1.3 0.062 3.4e+002 17
4 Bus4 1.046 22.86 3 Bus3 1.05 25 5.5e+002 -
1.6e+002
-1.3 -0.022 -3.4e+002 -
6
5 Bus5 1.05 22 1.2e+002 58
4.8 -3.4 61 -43
2 Bus2 0.922 6.6 4.6e+002 13
1.5 0.26 2.8e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 22.04 1 Bus1 1 28 8.5e+002 1.8e+002
-0.74 -0.36 -4.8e+002 -
2.3e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 23 97 -
1.6e+002
-7.2 -0.57 -61 -4.8
2 Bus2
0.922 6.6 9.4e+002 -1.9
0.68 0.3 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
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kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000007 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 2.82000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 27.9 28.4 50 483 300 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 24.9 25.3 50 426 56.7 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 3.11860 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.027
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 27.88 5 Bus5 1.05 22 2.2e+004 -3.9
0.6 0.37 4.8e+002 3e+002
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1 Bus1 1.000 28.31 5 Bus5 1.05 23 2.2e+004 -4
0.6 0.38 4.7e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.922 7.44 4 Bus4 1.05 24 5.5e+002 1.6e+002
-1 -0.46 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 23 9.9e+002 1.7e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 25.60 4 Bus4 1.05 24 1.3e+004 23
1.2 0.057 3.6e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 23.75 3 Bus3 1.05 26 5.7e+002 -
1.6e+002
-1.2 -0.017 -3.6e+002 -
4.8
5 Bus5 1.05 23 1.3e+002 55
4.4 -2.7 71 -44
2 Bus2 0.922 7.4 4.6e+002 14
1.5 0.26 2.8e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 22.80 1 Bus1 1 28 8.4e+002 1.8e+002
-0.75 -0.38 -4.7e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 24 1.1e+002 -
1.6e+002
-6.2 -0.26 -71 -3
2 Bus2 0.922 7.4 9.4e+002 -1.2
0.68 0.3 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 2.90000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 28.4 29 50 467 299 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 25.9 26.4 50 442 56.2 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.59779 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.027
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From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
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1 Bus1 1.000 28.42 5 Bus5 1.05 23 2.1e+004 -4.2
0.61 0.39 4.7e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 7.64 4 Bus4 1.05 24 5.5e+002 1.6e+002
-1 -0.46 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 23 9.9e+002 1.7e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 25.88 4 Bus4 1.05 24 1.3e+004 23
1.2 0.054 3.6e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 24.00 3 Bus3 1.05 26 5.8e+002 -
1.6e+002
-1.2 -0.014 -3.6e+002 -
4.3
5 Bus5 1.05 23 1.4e+002 54
4.3 -2.5 76 -45
2 Bus2 0.923 7.6 4.6e+002 14
1.5 0.26 2.8e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 22.98 1 Bus1 1 28 8.3e+002 1.8e+002
-0.75 -0.39 -4.6e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 24 1.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
-5.8 -0.17 -76 -2.2
2 Bus2 0.923 7.6 9.4e+002 -1
0.68 0.3 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000009 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 2.92000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 28.5 29.1 50 460 298 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 26.2 26.7 50 448 56 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 2.39299 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.027
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From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 28.62 5 Bus5 1.05 23 2.1e+004 -4.7
0.62 0.41 4.5e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 8.05 4 Bus4 1.05 25 5.5e+002 1.6e+002
-1 -0.45 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 23 9.9e+002 1.7e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 26.47 4 Bus4 1.05 25 1.4e+004 24
1.2 0.049 3.8e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 24.52 3 Bus3 1.05 26 6e+002 -
1.6e+002
-1.2 -0.0095 -3.7e+002 -
3
5 Bus5 1.05 23 1.6e+002 52
3.9 -2 88 -46
2 Bus2 0.923 8.1 4.6e+002 15
1.5 0.26 2.9e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 23.34 1 Bus1 1 29 8.1e+002 1.8e+002
-0.77 -0.41 -4.5e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 25 1.4e+002 -
1.6e+002
-5 -0.015 -88 -0.27
2 Bus2 0.923 8.1 9.4e+002 -0.69
0.69 0.31 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 2.96000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 28.7 29.2 50 445 298 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 26.8 27.3 50 464 55.7 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 1.90906 b/w buses : 1 and 3
Island 1 Common system frequency 50.027
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 28.69 5 Bus5 1.05 24 2.1e+004 -5.1
0.62 0.42 4.5e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 8.26 4 Bus4 1.05 25 5.5e+002 1.6e+002
-1 -0.45 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 24 9.9e+002 1.7e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 26.78 4 Bus4 1.05 25 1.4e+004 24
1.1 0.047 3.8e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 24.79 3 Bus3 1.05 27 6.1e+002 -
1.6e+002
-1.1 -0.007 -3.8e+002 -
2.3
5 Bus5 1.05 24 1.7e+002 51
3.7 -1.8 95 -47
2 Bus2 0.923 8.3 4.7e+002 15
1.5 0.25 2.9e+002 49
5 Bus5 1.050 23.52 1 Bus1 1 29 8e+002 1.7e+002
-0.77 -0.42 -4.4e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 25 1.5e+002 -
1.6e+002
-4.6 0.043 -95 0.89
2 Bus2 0.923 8.3 9.4e+002 -0.54
0.69 0.31 5.4e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 2.98000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 28.8 29.3 50 436 297 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 27.1 27.6 50 473 55.6 520 1.05
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Maximum rotor angle difference : 1.63548 b/w buses : 1 and 3
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Voltage (pu), Current (AMPS), impedance (PU) and power (MW-MVAR) for lines
From Name Voltage Angle To Name Voltage Angle Current Angle
Zl-real Zl-im P Q
---- -------- ------- ------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1 Bus1 1.000 28.76 5 Bus5 1.05 24 2e+004 -5.5
0.63 0.43 4.4e+002 3e+002
2 Bus2 0.923 8.47 4 Bus4 1.05 25 5.5e+002 1.6e+002
-1 -0.44 -2.8e+002 -
1.2e+002
5 Bus5 1.05 24 9.9e+002 1.7e+002
-0.6 -0.18 -5.2e+002 -
1.6e+002
3 Bus3 1.050 27.11 4 Bus4 1.05 25 1.4e+004 25
1.1 0.045 3.9e+002 16
4 Bus4 1.046 25.07 3 Bus3 1.05 27 6.3e+002 -
1.6e+002
-1.1 -0.0046 -3.9e+002 -
1.6
5 Bus5 1.05 24 1.8e+002 50
3.5 -1.6 1e+002 -48
2 Bus2 0.923 8.5 4.7e+002 15
1.5 0.25 2.9e+002 50
5 Bus5 1.050 23.70 1 Bus1 1 29 7.9e+002 1.7e+002
-0.78 -0.43 -4.3e+002 -
2.4e+002
4 Bus4 1.05 25 1.6e+002 -
1.6e+002
-4.3 0.09 -1e+002 2.2
2 Bus2 0.923 8.5 9.3e+002 -0.4
0.69 0.31 5.3e+002 2.4e+002
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000010 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
kp 0 kq 0 Iterations 4 dpmax 0.000011 dqmax 0.000000
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Time = 3.00000 Seconds
Intermediate results for Machines
GNo Name Voltage Angle Delta Freq Pgen Qgen Pmech Efd/Slip
pu Degree Degree Hzs. MW MVAR MW pu/P.U.
--- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- --------
1 Bus1 1 28.8 29.3 50 427 297 389 1.01
3 Bus3 1.05 27.4 28 50 482 55.5 520 1.05
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