Powerfactory Applications For Power System Analysis (power Systems)
by Francisco Gonzalez-Longatt /
2014 / English / PDF
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This book presents a comprehensive set of guidelines and
applications of DIgSILENT PowerFactory, an advanced power system
simulation software package, for different types of power systems
studies. Written by specialists in the field, it combines
expertise and years of experience in the use of DIgSILENT
PowerFactory with a deep understanding of power systems analysis.
These complementary approaches therefore provide a fresh
perspective on how to model, simulate and analyse power systems.
It presents methodological approaches for modelling of system
components, including both classical and non-conventional devices
used in generation, transmission and distribution systems,
discussing relevant assumptions and implications on performance
assessment. This background is complemented with several
guidelines for advanced use of DSL and DPL languages as well as
for interfacing with other software packages, which is of great
value for creating and performing different types of steady-state
and dynamic performance simulation analysis. All employed test
case studies are provided as supporting material to the reader to
ease recreation of all examples presented in the book as well as
to facilitate their use in other cases related to planning and
operation studies. Providing an invaluable resource for the
formal instruction of power system undergraduate/postgraduate
students, this book is also a useful reference for engineers
working in power system operation and planning.
This book presents a comprehensive set of guidelines and
applications of DIgSILENT PowerFactory, an advanced power system
simulation software package, for different types of power systems
studies. Written by specialists in the field, it combines
expertise and years of experience in the use of DIgSILENT
PowerFactory with a deep understanding of power systems analysis.
These complementary approaches therefore provide a fresh
perspective on how to model, simulate and analyse power systems.
It presents methodological approaches for modelling of system
components, including both classical and non-conventional devices
used in generation, transmission and distribution systems,
discussing relevant assumptions and implications on performance
assessment. This background is complemented with several
guidelines for advanced use of DSL and DPL languages as well as
for interfacing with other software packages, which is of great
value for creating and performing different types of steady-state
and dynamic performance simulation analysis. All employed test
case studies are provided as supporting material to the reader to
ease recreation of all examples presented in the book as well as
to facilitate their use in other cases related to planning and
operation studies. Providing an invaluable resource for the
formal instruction of power system undergraduate/postgraduate
students, this book is also a useful reference for engineers
working in power system operation and planning.