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Simulator 16 User Guide - PowerWorld

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The loss sensitivities are calculated by modeling an injection of power at a bus and then assuming that<br />

this injection is absorbed by the island slack bus. The sensitivity then shows how much the losses (for<br />

the region of interest) increase when you transfer 1 MW at the injection bus to the island slack. The<br />

"region of interest" is what was chosen as Island, Each Area, or Selected Areas.<br />

Therefore, the "absolute numbers" given by the loss sensitivity dialogs are not directly meaningful<br />

because we are always assuming that the absorbing point is the island slack bus. What is meaningful<br />

is the "difference" between sensitivity numbers.<br />

Example:<br />

Assume the sensitivities are calculated to be<br />

Bus A Loss MW Sensitivity = -0.04 = Asens<br />

Bus B Loss MW Sensitivity = -0.02 = Bsens<br />

Bus C Loss MW Sensitivity = +0.03 = Csens<br />

Using these we can then look at the sensitivity of generic transfers between these buses by using<br />

"superposition".<br />

Consider the following change in injections modeling a transfer of power from Bus A to Buses B and C.<br />

Bus A injection = +10 MW = AMW<br />

Bus B injection = - 6 MW = BMW<br />

Bus C injection = - 4 MW = CMW<br />

An estimate of the change in losses can then be calculated as<br />

Loss Change = (AMW)(Asens) + (BMW)(Bsens) + (CMW)(Csens)<br />

= (+10)(-0.04) + (- 6)(-0.02) + (- 4)(+0.03)<br />

= -0.4 MW<br />

The Bus Marginal Loss Sensitivities Dialog houses the following controls:<br />

Selected Areas Table<br />

This table is used only when the Loss Function Type is set to Selected Areas; otherwise, it is<br />

ignored. Left-click on the Include field to include or exclude areas from the loss function.<br />

Calculate Marginal Loss Sensitivities Button<br />

Once the loss function type has been specified, click this button to calculate the bus marginal loss<br />

sensitivities and update the Bus Marginal Loss Sensitivities table.<br />

Bus Marginal Loss Sensitivities Table<br />

This table shows the bus marginal loss sensitivities for all buses with valid Area/Zone/Owner filters.<br />

The Bus Marginal Loss Sensitivities Table is a type of Case Information Display and thus exhibits<br />

features and behavior similar to all other case information displays. It has a local menu from which<br />

you can choose to find out more about a particular bus. You can sort records by any of the listed<br />

fields by clicking on the column headings. The table contains the following fields:<br />

Number, Name: Number and name of the bus.<br />

Area Number, Area Name: Number and name of the bus’ area.<br />

Loss MW Sens:. Sensitivity of the loss function to an increase in the real power injection<br />

(generated power assumed positive) at the bus.<br />

Penalty Factors: Computed penalty factor of each bus.<br />

MVR Sens:. Sensitivity of the loss function to an increase in the reactive power injection<br />

(generated power assumed positive) at the bus.<br />

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