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Simulator 16 User Guide - PowerWorld

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TLR Sensitivities<br />

Specify if the next set of calculated TLR sensitivities should replace the currently calculated values,<br />

or be appended to the current values. The normal option is to Clear before Calculate. When<br />

choosing to Append, then as new calculations are performed, the results will only replace the<br />

existing sensitivity value store if the new value is larger than the old value. (Note: in this situation,<br />

negative values are considered smaller than positive values).<br />

PTDF Calculation Method<br />

Choose the solution method to use for calculating the sensitivities similar as done on the PTDF<br />

Dialog.<br />

Note: The Lossless DC methods will be affected by the DC Power Flow Model settings in Power<br />

Flow Solution: DC Options. Click on the DC Model Options button to open the dialog which sets<br />

these options.<br />

Calculate TLR Sensitivities<br />

Click the button to calculate the sensitivities. The calculation processing through each bus and<br />

determines the sensitivity of the MW flow of selected device with respect to a change of real power<br />

at each bus. When the transactor type is buyer, then the assumption is that power is injected at<br />

each bus and absorbed at the transactor object. When the transactor type is seller, then the<br />

assumption is that power is injected at each transactor object and absorbed at each bus.<br />

DC Model Options<br />

Click this button to open the DC Options page. Here you can adjust the DC options you want used if<br />

you are computing the PTDFs with a Lossless DC approximation.<br />

Include only AGCAble Generators<br />

If checked, then only generators available for automatic generation control will be included in the<br />

TLR sensitivity calculations.<br />

Set Sensitivities At Out-Of-Service Buses Equal to Closest<br />

Click this button to approximate the sensitivities at out-of-service buses with the sensitivity of the<br />

closest bus. Otherwise the out-of-service buses will display sensitivities of 0 when the sensitivities<br />

are calculated.<br />

Line/XFMR or Interface Only: Bus, Generator, Load, Injection Group, and Area<br />

Sensitivities<br />

The Bus Sensitivities show the values calculated at each bus. Generator sensitivities show the same<br />

information but have only a list of generators with the P Sensitivity column showing the sensitivity<br />

calculated at the terminal bus. The Load sensitivities are similar to the generator sensitivities in that<br />

they show the same information as the bus sensitivities but only show the list of loads with the P<br />

Sensitivity column giving the sensitivity calculated at the terminal bus. The Injection Group<br />

sensitivities represent averages of the bus sensitivities weighted by the participation factors of each<br />

generator, load, or switched shunt in the group. All participation factors are included in this<br />

calculation regardless of the AGC status of any included generators. The Area Sensitivities calculated<br />

represent a weighted average of the generator buses in the area with the weighting done by<br />

generator participation factor.<br />

If using the Integrated Topology Processing add-on, an Only show the primary bus for each<br />

superbus checkbox will be available on the Buses tab. Checking this box will limit the buses shown<br />

on that tab and the list of Bus transactors to only those that are primary buses. This provides a<br />

quick means of removing the clutter of redundant data. The primary buses and superbuses are<br />

determined from the base case topology.<br />

Multiple Elements Only: Multiple Bus, Generators, Loads, and Injection Group Sensitivities<br />

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