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SCOPF Equality Constraints ........................................................................... 1308 SCOPF Inequality Constraints ........................................................................ 1309 SCOPF Control .............................................................................................. 1311 SCOPF CTG Violations ................................................................................... 1314 SCOPF LP Solution Details ............................................................................. 1316 SCOPF All LP Variables .................................................................................. 1317 SCOPF LP Basic Variables .............................................................................. 1319 SCOPF LP Basis Matrix .................................................................................. 1320 SCOPF Bus Marginal Price Details .................................................................. 1321 SCOPF Bus Marginal Controls ........................................................................ 1322 SCOPF Example: Introduction ........................................................................ 1323 SCOPF Example: Marginal Prices .................................................................... 1326 SCOPF Example: Unenforceable Constraints ................................................... 1327 Optimal Power Flow Reserves Overview ......................................................... 1328 OPF Reserves Topics ..................................................................................... 1329 OPF Reserves Controls .................................................................................. 1330 Generator and Load OPF Reserves Bids .......................................................... 1331 OPF Reserves Constraints .............................................................................. 1332 Area and Zone OPF Reserve Requirement Curves ........................................... 1333 OPF Reserves Objective Function ................................................................... 1334 OPF Reserves Results and Pricing .................................................................. 1335 OPF Reserves Case Information Display ......................................................... 1336 OPF Reserves Example .................................................................................. 1337 Available Transfer Capability (ATC) Analysis ................................................... 1341 Available Transfer Capability Dialog ............................................................... 1342 ATC Dialog: Options ...................................................................................... 1343 ATC Dialog Options: Common Options ........................................................... 1344 ATC Dialog Common Options: Transfer Result Reporting Options .................... 1348 ATC Dialog Options: Advanced Options .......................................................... 1351 ATC Extra Monitors Dialog ............................................................................. 1356 ATC Dialog: Result ........................................................................................ 1358 ATC Dialog: Analysis ..................................................................................... 1359 Multiple Scenario Available Transfer Capability Dialog ..................................... 1361 Available Transfer Capability : Distributed Computing ..................................... 1363 Multiple Scenario ATC Dialog: Scenarios ......................................................... 1364 Multiple Scenario ATC Dialog: Results ............................................................ 1367 Multiple Scenario ATC Analysis Results: Local Menu Options ............................ 1369 Multiple Scenario ATC Dialog: Combined Results............................................. 1370 ATC Dialog: Transfer Limiters Display ............................................................ 1371 ATC Analysis Methods: Solution Methods ....................................................... 1375 ©2011 PowerWorld Corporation xxi
Page 1: User’s Guide December 22, 2011 Si
Page 4 and 5: PTI RAW File Load Options .........
Page 6 and 7: Custom Case Information Display ...
Page 8 and 9: Line Per Unit Impedance Calculator
Page 10 and 11: Bus View Display ..................
Page 12 and 13: Data View .........................
Page 14 and 15: Switched Shunt Fields on Onelines .
Page 16 and 17: Oneline Animation .................
Page 18 and 19: Tapping Transmission Lines.........
Page 20 and 21: Tutorial: Contingency Analysis - Pa
Page 24 and 25: ATC Analysis Methods: Single Linear
Page 26 and 27: SaveCase Function (version 9) .....
Page 28 and 29: Tutorial: Inserting a Transformer P
Page 30 and 31: Introduction to PowerWorld Simulato
Page 32 and 33: Distributed Computing Distributed c
Page 34 and 35: The following are new oneline diagr
Page 36 and 37: Added new Custom Monitoring to the
Page 38 and 39: control and is required to meet the
Page 40 and 41: economic range. Generators that are
Page 42 and 43: Bus can be specified by number [BUS
Page 44 and 45: Contact Information PowerWorld Corp
Page 46 and 47: Example Windows Styles ©2011 Power
Page 48 and 49: Edit Mode Introduction The Edit Mod
Page 50 and 51: Script Mode Introduction The Script
Page 52 and 53: Custom and Memo Display The Custom
Page 54 and 55: Ribbons User Interface PowerWorld's
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Page 58 and 59: Add Ons Ribbon Tab The Add Ons ribb
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Quick Insert Ribbon Group The Quick
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Select Ribbon Group The Select ribb
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Click on this button to open the di
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GIS Tools Menu Provides access to m
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Save View Choose this option to ope
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Options Ribbon Tab The Options ribb
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Solution Options Quick Menu The Sol
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For more detailed help see the Othe
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Determine Path Distances to Buses:
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Power Flow Tools Ribbon Group The m
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Usually, a flat start should be use
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Redraws (refreshes) each of the ope
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Application File Menu The Applicati
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use, however Simulator does store t
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When using the Present Topological
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GE EPC File Load Options The GE EPC
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PTI RAW File Load Options This dial
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Opening a Oneline Diagram Simulator
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Recently Opened Cases A numbered li
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Building a New Oneline This option
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Saving a Oneline Select Save Onelin
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Generator Capability Curves Format
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Cross-compound is a generator archi
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Interface Data Format (*.inf) These
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tGzer, tBzer zero sequence line shu
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Saving Images as Jpegs Simulator ca
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Working With GE EPC Files PowerWorl
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PSLF supports up to 8 owners per br
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In Simulator, each bus can be optio
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PowerWorld Project Initialization S
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The *.pwp file type will now be rec
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Create Project Dialog The Create Pr
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Opening an Existing Project To open
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Fields Pane ©2011 PowerWorld Corpo
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Model Explorer: Fields Pane The Fie
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Configuring the Case Information Di
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Also note that fields that the Gree
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Custom Field Descriptions Custom Fi
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Custom Field Description Dialog The
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Calculated Fields Calculated fields
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Case Information Customizations Dis
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Moves the case information display
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Case Information Displays: Using Ce
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Case Information Displays: Finding
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HTML Table Format Dialog The Table
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Set contains actions for setting da
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Case Information Toolbar: Copy, Pas
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Case Information Toolbar: Filtering
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Case Information Toolbar: Geo Data
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Case Information Toolbar: Save Auxi
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Case Information Toolbar: Records M
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Case Information Toolbar: Set, Togg
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Case Information Filterbar On the M
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Advanced Filtering Filtering by are
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epresent the filter. If the use of
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Advanced Filtering: Advanced The Ad
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Advanced Filtering: Device The Adva
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Custom Expressions Simulator allows
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Custom String Expressions Simulator
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MAX Maximum value ©2011 PowerWorld
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Model Expressions Model Expressions
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Similarly, normally you may only en
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Find Dialog Basics Many times when
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Search for Text Dialog This dialog
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Model Filters Display and Dialog Mo
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Entering a Range of Numbers On a nu
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Copying Simulator Data to and from
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Key Fields Key fields are necessary
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Required Fields Required fields are
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Contour Column Type Color Map Choos
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Grid Metrics Dialog The grid metric
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The uppermost part of the dialog bo
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Available SubData : lists the SubDa
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When creating a new geographic data
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There are two choices of Field Look
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Stack Level An object's stack level
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Geographic Data View Styles Each ge
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Custom Case Information Display To
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Show Fields Secondary This mode is
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User-Defined Case Information Displ
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Case Description The Case Descripti
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Case Summary The Case Summary Displ
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Power Flow List The Power Flow List
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Quick Power Flow List The Quick Pow
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Area Display The Area Display house
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Zone Display The Zone Display provi
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Far Area Name, Far Number, Far Name
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Super Area Display The Super Area D
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Bus Display The Bus Display present
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Remotely Regulated Bus Display The
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Substation Records Display The Subs
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Minimum and maximum allowable real
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Generator/Load Cost Models The Gene
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Parameters used to model the cost c
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An informational field that can be
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Unit Type An informational field th
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Load Benefit Models Display The Loa
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Line and Transformer Display The Li
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Merge Line Terminals A transmission
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200% and 300%. Also series caps and
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Of particular interest on the dialo
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section line going to the to bus an
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For an LTC transformer, this is the
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Renumber Star Buses... This option
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DC Lines Display The DC Line Displa
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Switched Shunt Display The Switched
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Interface Display The Interface Dis
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Nomogram Display The Nomogram Displ
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Indicates the degree to which switc
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entering changes directly in the ta
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MAX SHUNT DEC The participation fac
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Island Display The Island Display p
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Transaction Dialog The Transaction
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Owner Data Information Display The
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Owned Bus Records Display The Owned
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Owned Generator Records Display The
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Jacobian Display The Jacobian displ
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Bus Information (Edit Mode) This di
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Size Specifies the vertical axis of
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Bus Name Name of the bus Bus Number
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Bus Voltage Regulating Devices Dial
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of the substation object. Use the W
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Total Load MW or MVAR in the substa
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There are six additional areas of i
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Include Suffix If the Include Suffi
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Generator Options: Power and Voltag
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For Constant mode, Max Mvar Output
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The cost shift and cost multiplier
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Generator Options: Owners, Area, Zo
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Set Generator Participation Factors
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Generator Reactive Power Capability
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Substation Number, Substation Name
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Load Options: OPF Load Dispatch Thi
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Anchored If the Anchored checkbox i
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Branch Options (Edit Mode) The Bran
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The Memo section of the dialog is s
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Branch Options: Parameters The Para
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Line Per Unit Impedance Calculator
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values section. The characteristic
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Frequency: Frequency of the system
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GMR Geometric mean radius given in
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The distributed series impedance an
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Where: LimAmp Limit in Amperes LimM
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dialog allows changing the control
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Transformer AVR Dialog The Transfor
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Branch Options: Series Capacitor Th
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Save Saves any modifications but do
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AC Line MVA Flow Magnitude of MVA f
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Transformer Field Options Dialog Tr
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DC Transmission Line Options This d
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specify power flow at the inverter
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DC Line Options: Inverter Parameter
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DC Line Options: OPF This page is u
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Specifies the DC control mode for e
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Multi-Terminal DC Record Informatio
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Multi-Terminal DC Converter Informa
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Multi-Terminal DC Line Information
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dialog allows changing the control
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Transformers Bases and Impedances D
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Transformer Mvar Control Dialog The
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Transformer Phase Shifting Dialog T
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Transformer Field Options Dialog Tr
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Three Winding Transformer Informati
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Switched Shunt Information (Edit Mo
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MW components, and this field will
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©2011 PowerWorld Corporation Custo
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Each bus is associated with an Owne
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Bus Voltage Regulating Devices Dial
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©2011 PowerWorld Corporation Buses
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Read-only check-box that indicates
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Designates whether or not the gener
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Generator Options: Costs The Costs
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Generator Information: OPF The fiel
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Load Information (Run Mode) The Loa
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Branch Information Dialog (Run Mode
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Maximum MVA Flow The largest MVA fl
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Transformer Mvar Control Dialog The
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Transformer Phase Shifting Dialog T
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Transformer Impedance Correction Ta
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Nominal Mvar ©2011 PowerWorld Corp
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Zone Information (Run Mode) This di
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Labels Using Labels for Identificat
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ATC Extra Monitors ATC Extra Monito
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Latitude/Longitude and UTM Coordina
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Area Information The Area Informati
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Area Information: Buses The Area Bu
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Area Information: Loads The Area Lo
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Area Information: Info/Interchange
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Area Information: Tie Lines The Tie
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Area Information: Custom The Custom
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generation in the super area by rat
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Super Area Field Information Super
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Interface Information The Interface
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Interface Element Information The I
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Interface Pie Chart Information Dia
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Nomogram Information Dialog The Nom
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Injection Group Overview An injecti
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Auto Insert Injection Groups Many t
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Deleting Injection Groups To delete
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Indicates the degree to which switc
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entering changes directly in the ta
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Participation Points Overview A par
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MAX SHUNT DEC The participation fac
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Add Participation Points Dialog The
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Transaction Dialog The Transaction
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Bus View Display The Bus View Displ
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Open Multiple Bus Views This option
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Labels Using Labels for Identificat
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ATC Scenarios ATC Scenario change r
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Difference Flows The Difference Flo
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Using Difference Flows To use the D
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Present Topological Differences fro
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Auxiliary Files PowerWorld has inco
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Script Command Execution Dialog The
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Script Section The SCRIPT section b
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OpenCase ("filename ", AppendCa se
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LOAD MW [P,Q] BUS GEN FACTOR [P] (m
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DeleteIncludingContents(objecttype,
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different objects and save these in
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Use this action to treat the remain
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UseAreaZone : An optional parameter
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GenForceLDC_RCC(filter); Use this a
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[start] : same as the starting plac
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OWNER: Means that the elements will
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"OnelineName": The name of the onel
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RenumberMSLineDummyBuses ("filename
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Use this action to merge a set of b
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[value1, …, value8]: The set of r
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CalculateTLRMultipleElement (TypeEl
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CalculateLODF([BRANCH nearbusnum fa
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[AREA num], [AREA "name"], [AREA "l
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SetSensitivitiesAtOutOfServiceToClo
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"filename2" The filename of the aux
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DiffFlowMode(diffmode); Call this a
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CTGWriteResultsAndOptions("filename
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ATCIncreaseTransferBy(amount); Call
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Script PV Related Actions The follo
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Script QV Related Actions The follo
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Script Topology Processing Related
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Script Transient Stability Related
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Loads transient stability data in t
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Data Argument List The DATA argumen
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note that blank rows are ignored Ar
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Data List After the data argument l
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Data ATC_Options RLScenarioName GSc
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Data ATCScenario TransferLimiter Th
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Data AuxFileExportFormatData DataBl
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Data BGCalculatedField Condition Ca
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Data BusViewFormOptions BusViewBusF
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Data Contingency CTGElementAppend T
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Overview topic. Note: bus# values m
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as close to the desired amount with
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BAMP "1 3 1 1 FROMTO" 271.94031 398
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Data CTGElementBlock CTGElement Thi
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Data CustomColors CustomColors Thes
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Data DynamicFormatting DynamicForma
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Data Filter Condition Conditions st
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Data Gen BidCurve BidCurve subdata
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FieldValue RotationAngle 1.000 -90.
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Data HintDefValues HintObject Store
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Note: PartPoint object types can al
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measurefarend is set to true, there
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Data LimitSet LimitCost LimitCost r
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Data LPVariable LPVariableCostSegme
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Data ModelExpression LookupTable Lo
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Data ModelFilter ModelCondition A M
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MTDCConvType: Converter type. MTDCM
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} 5 "CELILO4P" 0 9999.00 497.92 40
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Data Nomogram InterfaceElementA Int
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Data Owner Bus This subdata section
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Data PieChartGaugeStyle ColorMap Th
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Data PWCaseInformation PWCaseHeader
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Data PWLPOPFCTGViol OPFControlSense
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Data PWPVResultListContainer PWPVRe
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Data PWQVResultListContainer PWPVRe
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Data QVCurve_Options Sim_Solution_O
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This subdata section contains a lis
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Data StudyMWTransactions ImportExpo
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Data TSSchedule SchedPointList This
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Data View ScreenLayer This is a lis
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Script Actions for Display Auxiliar
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InsertTextFields : (optional) inser
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SetData SaveData SaveDataWithExtra
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Data Argument List for Display Auxi
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Data Key Fields for Display Auxilia
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Special Data Sections There are sev
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Data Common Sections ColorMap Same
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Data PieChartGaugeStyle ColorMap Th
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Simulator Options Simulator provide
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Power Flow Solution: Common Options
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Sensitivity Only option. As the sol
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Disable Power Flow Optimal Multipli
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Enforce Convex Cost Curves in ED Th
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A user-specified comment string tha
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If checked, then each generator’s
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approximation are dependent on the
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Power Flow Solution: General The fo
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Message Log Options Show Log If che
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Environment Options The Environment
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Oneline Options These options are a
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This option is used to show the one
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Save as Auxiliary File Data Format
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File Management Options There are t
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Else -- Disconnect The Defined rule
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After Simulator solves a system suc
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Solving the Power Flow At its heart
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Area Control One of the most import
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outine, all piecewise linear curves
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Area Load and Generation Chart The
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Area MW Transactions Chart The Sche
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Edit Mode Overview The Edit Mode is
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use Select By Criteria to select al
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Oneline Display Options The Oneline
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Inserting and Placing Multiple Disp
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then typing in the new value. Other
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Area Display Objects Area records i
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Zone Display Objects Zone records i
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Super Area Display Objects Super ar
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Owner Display Objects Owner records
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Area Fields on Onelines Area fields
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If the Include Suffix checkbox is c
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Owner Fields on Onelines Owner fiel
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Bus Fields on Onelines Bus field ob
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Old Voltage Gauge Options Dialog Th
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Substation Fields on Onelines To di
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Generator Fields on Onelines Genera
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Load Fields on Onelines Load field
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Line Fields on Onelines Line field
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Line Flow Pie Charts on Onelines Th
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Line Flow Gauge Options Dialog The
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DC Transmission Line Display Object
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Transformer Display Objects Transfo
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Transformer Fields on Onelines Tran
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This is the vertical size of the ob
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Series Capacitor Fields on Onelines
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Switched Shunt Fields on Onelines S
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Automatically Inserting Interface D
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InterArea Flow Options Dialog This
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Loading NERC Flowgates This command
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Injection Group Display Objects Inj
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the location where you would like t
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Background Lines on Onelines The ba
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Background Rectangles on Onelines T
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Background Pictures on Onelines The
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Converting Background Ellipses Back
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Oneline Fields The Oneline Fields a
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Memo Text Memo Text display objects
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Supplemental Data Fields on Oneline
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Only Apply Warning/Limit Colors and
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Pie Charts/Gauges: Pie Chart/Gauge
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Pie Chart / Gauge Dialogs There are
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When checked, any sizing of pie cha
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Standard Parameters Open Parameter
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When checked, discrete colors will
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Pie Chart / Gauge Style Dialog - Pi
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upon where the field value falls wi
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Palette Overview The display object
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Lists those objects defined in the
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Quick Insert Ribbon Group The Quick
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Automatically Inserting Buses Simul
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This area deals with lines used as
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Automatically Inserting Loads The A
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Automatically Inserting Interface D
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Automatically Inserting Borders Pow
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draw borders of other countries aro
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The Cut Command is used in the Edit
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match the chosen criteria will rema
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Grid/Highlight Unlinked Objects The
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Setting Background Color The Backgr
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Enter a desired location for the ce
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Formatting Ribbon Group The Formatt
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Format Multiple Objects The Format
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Font Properties The Font Tab allows
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Levels/Layers Options The Levels/La
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Screen Layer Options The Screen Lay
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Display/Size Properties Use the Dis
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Refresh Anchors The Refresh Anchors
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The Cut Command is used in the Edit
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Oneline Diagram Overview The purpos
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Custom Hint Values Simulator can be
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Oneline Local Menu The local menu p
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Oneline Display Options Dialog The
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Use Absolute Values for MW Interfac
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Determines the relative density of
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Thumbnail View The thumbnail view a
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Display Object Options The Display
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Substation Display Options The Subs
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Oneline Animation An important feat
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Display Explorer The Display Object
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List Unlinked Display Objects An un
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All Display Objects This display wo
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Either select an existing Classific
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Map Projections Background on Map P
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Maps made using PowerWorld's built-
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Great Circle Distance Dialog To fin
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Populate Lon,Lat with Display X,Y T
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Shape File Import Simulator allows
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GIS Shapefile Data: Identify After
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GIS Shapefile Data: Format After us
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Shapefile Database Record Dialog Th
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labeled Use as a filter on presentl
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Delete All Measure Lines All measur
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Closet Facilities to Point To produ
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Oneline Zooming and Panning All one
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Save View Level Dialog The Save Vie
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Window Ribbon Tab The Window ribbon
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Load Auxiliary Choose this option t
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Keyboard Short Cut Actions Dialog T
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Printing Oneline Diagrams To print
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To remove a grid section from the p
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Contouring Simulator can create and
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Contour Type Contour Type options c
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Break High This value is used by so
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Contour Type Options Object Simulat
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Custom Color Map Custom Color Maps
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Functional Description of Contour O
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egion higher will result in each da
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Dynamic Formatting Overview The Dyn
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Checking this box will display the
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Difference Flows: Case Types When u
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Tabular listings of all objects tha
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Limit Monitoring Settings and Limit
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Contingency Limit Low PU Volt: Bus'
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Interface Percentage: The percentag
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When doing contingency analysis and
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Difference Flows The Difference Flo
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Using Difference Flows To use the D
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Present Topological Differences fro
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Scaling Use the Power System Scalin
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Checking the Scale in Merit Order o
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Path Distances from Bus or Group To
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Find Circulating MW or MVAr Flows D
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Shows the maximum percent MVA flow
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Find Branches that Create Islands T
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Facility Analysis Dialog This dialo
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Augmenting Path Max Flow Min Cut Al
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Governor Power Flow The Governor Po
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Governor Power Flow: Options Tab Th
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the Set Corresponding Areas to Part
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Network Cut The Network Cut tool is
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Create New Areas for Islands When a
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Browse PWB File Headers The Browse
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Unused Bus Numbers When making chan
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Equivalents Display The Equivalents
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using perhaps another program, and
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Select Buses using a Network Cut A
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Merging Buses Two or more buses can
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Split Bus Dialog The Split Bus dial
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Potential Misplacements Dialog In t
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Automatic Line Tap Dialog The Autom
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Merge Line Terminals A transmission
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Bus Renumbering: Automatic Setup of
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Bus Renumbering: Bus Change Options
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Power Transfer Distribution Factors
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Automatically Recalculate If checke
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Shows the transaction distribution
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Directions Dialog Directions are ob
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Calculate MW-Distance Simulator can
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Line Outage Distribution Factors (L
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Line Outage Distribution Factors Di
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This is the LODF value for the inte
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Transmission Loading Relief Sensiti
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TLR Sensitivities Specify if the ne
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TLR Multiple Device Type The Multip
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Generation Shift Factor Sensitiviti
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The loss sensitivities are calculat
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Flow and Voltage Sensitivities To a
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After clicking Calculate Sensitivit
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Sensitivity: dQ/dControl (Mvar/cont
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Click this button to show the Load
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Contingency Analysis: An Introducti
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Three-Winding Transformers Opening
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Contingency Analysis Power Flow Sol
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Contingency Case References - State
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The following options can be set as
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Contingency Case References - Refer
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Auto Insert Contingencies Simulator
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Identify … using prefix These fou
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PSS/E Contingency Format Simulator
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Saving Contingency Records to a Fil
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Contingency Global Actions Continge
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Contingency Analysis Dialog Overvie
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Other Contingency Actions By clicki
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anch or interface violation be affe
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o Auxiliary File (all contingency r
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Contingency Definition Display The
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Contingency Violations Display The
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Contingency Definition Dialog The C
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found, then when running the analys
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Contingency Options: Modeling Basic
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Simulator models this by temporaril
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Contingency Options: Bus Load Throw
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Contingency Options: Limit Monitori
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Decrease in low bus voltage - This
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Monitoring Exceptions These options
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Define Monitoring Exceptions Dialog
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Custom Monitors Custom Monitors can
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Contingency Options: Contingency De
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Contingency Options: Miscellaneous
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Contingency Results: View Results B
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Contingency Definition Display The
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Contingency Options Tab: Report Wri
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Contingency Results: Summary These
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This is the list to which the Contr
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The limit of the element in the com
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Contingency Element Dialog The Cont
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Open The Open action will set the S
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Percent,MW, or Mvar. The load amoun
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Bus The Set To action will set the
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their relative participation factor
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Change By The Change By action will
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Make-up Power Sources Power injecti
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this breaker disconnects the device
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Contingency Make-Up Sources Dialog
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Tutorial: Contingency Analysis - Pa
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Power injection contingency actions
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Click to remove the checkmark in Us
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Note: The Refresh Displays after Ea
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Time Step Simulation The Time Step
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If you are in the Summary page, the
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3. Paused: When the user has paused
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Time Step Simulation Toolbar The pu
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Time Step Simulation: Summary The S
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Time Step Simulation: Summary Local
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Matrix Grids Matrix Grids are a spe
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This is a matrix grid that shows in
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Time Average MVA Marginal Cost Max
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Time Step Simulation: Results The r
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Time Step Simulation: Results Grids
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During OPF and SCOPF simulations, h
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The contouring diagrams generated a
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Time Step Simulation: New Timepoint
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Time Step Simulation: TSB Case Desc
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Press this button to filter the lis
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Time Step Simulation: Setting up Sc
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Use these buttons to move by one we
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Time Step Simulation: Schedules The
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Time Step Simulation: Schedule Subs
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Time Step Simulation: Schedule Subs
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Time Step Simulation: Application o
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Switched Shunt Control: Time Step O
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The secondary regulation range work
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Time Step Actions Time Step Actions
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Once a transformer has been outside
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Time Step Simulation: Running a Tim
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constraints: transmission line ther
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Time Step Simulation: Storing Input
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Fault Analysis Dialog The Fault Ana
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Fault Analysis Generator Records Th
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Mutual Impedance Records The Mutual
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Fault Analysis Load Records This di
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PowerWorld Simulator PV/QV Overview
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PV Curves Dialog To display this di
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PV Curves: Setup The Setup tab is f
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it has arrived at the voltage colla
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The PV curve tool is designed to ra
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PV Curves Setup: Advanced Options T
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This option will change the load at
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If during the reverse transfer proc
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tracking that would just take up co
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Generation MW/Mvar - total real or
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PV Curves: Limit Violations The Lim
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ecause they are radial because they
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200.0000,200.0000,-193.4265, 0.9928
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PV Curves: QV Setup The QV Setup ta
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PV Curves: PV Results The PV Result
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Plot Track Limits ©2011 PowerWorld
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found on the Common Options sub-tab
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This option is available when choos
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NO and back again by double-clickin
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PV Curves New Plots The New Plots p
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To use the QV Curves tool, select Q
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Clicking this button will prompt fo
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Step Size Increment between voltage
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QV Curves Options: Solution These o
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QV Curves Options: Contingencies Th
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QV Curves Options: Output These opt
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If curves are not plotted at they a
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PV/QV Quantities to Track Specifica
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Note: all branches (whether transmi
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To track the limits of any of these
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QV Curves Results: Listing The List
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PV/QV Curves Results: Plot Plotting
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PV/QV Curves Results: Track Limits
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Close Click this button to close th
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OPF Objective Function The objectiv
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OPF Equality Constraints Area MW In
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Each branch that is active for enfo
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OPF Unenforceable Constraints The g
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OPF Primal LP Go to the Add Ons rib
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OPF Options and Results The OPF Opt
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shifting transformer, and to avoid
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CA (contingency analysis) and SCOPF
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done if the Generator Cost Modeling
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OPF Options: Advanced Options Detec
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OPF Options: All LP Variables The O
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OPF Options: LP Basis Matrix The OP
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OPF Options: Bus MVAR Marginal Pric
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OPF Options: Inverse of LP Basis Th
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OPF Area Records Displays OPF speci
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OPF Bus Records Displays OPF specif
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"No" - Generator is NOT available a
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OPF Interface Records Displays OPF
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OPF Line/Transformer Records Displa
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OPF Load Records Displays OPF speci
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OPF Super Area Records Displays OPF
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OPF Controls The following classes
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OPF Example - Introduction As a sim
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B7OPF Case Solved using LP OPF with
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OPF Example - Super Areas To jointl
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OPF Example - Enforcing Line MVA Co
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Security Constrained Optimal Power
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SCOPF Dialog The SCOPF dialog allow
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SCOPF Results The Results page of t
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SCOPF Equality Constraints The SCOP
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Each branch that is active for enfo
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the SCOPF does not resolve the cont
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SCOPF CTG Violations The contingenc
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SCOPF LP Solution Details The LP So
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At Breakpoint Yes, if the LP variab
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SCOPF LP Basis Matrix The LP Basis
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SCOPF Bus Marginal Controls This di
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SCOPF Example: Marginal Prices Usin
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Optimal Power Flow Reserves Overvie
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OPF Reserves Controls Generators ca
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OPF Reserves Constraints Reserve co
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OPF Reserves Objective Function The
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OPF Reserves Case Information Displ
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Then, let us set up the following r
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It should be mentioned that OPF Res
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Available Transfer Capability Dialo
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ATC Dialog Options: Common Options
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Contingency elements have an associ
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ATC Dialog Common Options: Transfer
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Line D contains transfer limiter fo
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Linearize Makeup Power Calculation
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Because the goal is to stress the s
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ATC Extra Monitors Dialog Simulator
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ATC Dialog: Result The Result page
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Note: This does not immediately abo
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See Scenarios page for more informa
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Multiple Scenario ATC Dialog: Scena
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injection change exceeds a certain
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One axis has heading labels G0, G1,
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Multiple Scenario ATC Dialog: Combi
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The Branch Limiters tab only shows
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This is the OTDF (or PTDF if the Li
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ATC Analysis Methods: Single Linear
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stepsize so as much as possible of
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ATC Analysis Methods: Iterated Line
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o This step removes the contingency
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Simulator Automation Server (SimAut
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Including Simulator Automation Serv
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Microsoft Visual C++ Declare a var
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Getting Data from the Simulator Aut
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ChangeParameters Function The Chang
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ChangeParametersSingleElement Sampl
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ChangeParametersMultipleElement Fun
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Output = SimAuto.ChangeParametersMu
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ChangeParametersMultipleElementFlat
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CloseCase Function The CloseCase fu
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GetFieldList Function The GetFieldL
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GetParametersSingleElement Function
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GetParametersMultipleElement Functi
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GetParametersMultipleElement Sample
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disp(fieldarray) disp(busesparam) e
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Dim lowobj, highobj As Integer lowo
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GetParameters Function This functio
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As you can see, to access the first
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end; end; end; ©2011 PowerWorld Co
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num2str(devicelist2(counter)) ' ' .
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DisplayMessage "Number of Key Field
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ListOfDevicesFlatOutput Function Th
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LoadState Function: Sample Code Mic
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OpenCase Function: Sample Code Borl
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ProcessAuxFile Function: Sample Cod
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RunScriptCommand Function: Sample C
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SaveCase Function: Sample Code Micr
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SaveState Function: Sample Code Mic
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SendToExcel Function: Sample Code M
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%Delete (close) the COM object. del
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WriteAuxFile Function: Sample Code
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Simulator Automation Server Propert
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ExcelApp Property: Sample Code Micr
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CurrentDir Property: Sample Code Mi
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ProcessID Property: Sample Code Mic
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PowerWorld Object Variables The abi
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Installing Simulator Automation Ser
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Connecting to Simulator Automation
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Simulator Automation Server Propert
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Simulator Automation Server Functio
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CloseCase Function (version 9) The
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ListOfDevices Function (version 9)
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OpenCase Function (version 9) The O
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RunScriptCommand Function (version
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SendToExcel Function (version 9) Th
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PowerWorld Object Variables (Versio
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Integrated Topology Processing Over
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Integrated Topology Processing: Ful
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Integrated Topology Processing: Sup
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Integrated Topology Processing: Con
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Integrated Topology Processing Cons
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Integrated Topology Processing Dial
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Integrated Topology Processing: Pow
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Contingency Element: Open Breakers
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Integrated Topology Processing: Inc
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Integrated Topology Processing: Sav
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Integrated Topology Processing: Sav
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Provides the mapping used when solv
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Device Derived Status Differences e
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In this last example, additional br
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Transient Stability Overview The Tr
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Governor Response Limits There is a
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The WT1G model is the GE DYD repres
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Transient Stability Overview: Loads
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Transient Contour Toolbar The Trans
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Transient Stability Numerical Integ
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Transient Stability Overview: PlayI
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Transient Stability: Model Data Man
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When clicking this button, the Bloc
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Transient Stability Case Info Menu
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Choose the appropriate option to sa
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All On the listing which shows all
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Transient Stability Data: Block Dia
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model suite. The CAPRELAY model can
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Transient Limit Monitors States/Man
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Transient Stability Analysis: Simul
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Transient Stability Contingency Ele
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OK Fault Type - Balanced 3 Phase, S
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Transient Stability Analysis Option
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When this option is checked, an est
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higher than nominal frequency, then
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Transient Stability Dialog Options:
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Transient Stability Dialog Options:
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Set All NO Click the Set All NO but
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Make Plot This button is enabled wh
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A list of objects types for which t
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A more complicated example consisti
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Click the Add Plot button found on
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Axis group selected - axis groups w
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Transient Stability Analysis Plot D
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Solid, Dashed, Dot, Dash Dot, and D
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Provides access to export images, b
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Transient Stability : Defining Tran
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toolbar and then choosing the appro
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value occurs. Note that point B may
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Analysis time at which the maximum
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Transient Stability Analysis: State
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Transient Stability Analysis: Valid
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if Xl > Xqpp then Xl = 0.8*Xqpp if
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In addition to getting the eigenval
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plot will be drawn. When creating a
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Distributed Computing Add-Ons The D
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Tutorial: Creating a New Case Page
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The Bus Number field automatically
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Click OK on the Generator Option Di
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Tutorial: Entering a Second Bus wit
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The Series Resistance, Series React
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atio of nominal voltages between th
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Tutorial: Inserting a Switched Shun
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Tutorial: Inserting Text, Bus and L
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The parameter and position are disp
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Tutorial: Solving the Case Page 12
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Tutorial: Adding a New Area Page 13
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Change the Area Name to ‘One’ a
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Tutorial: Loading an Existing Power
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Tutorial: Solving the Case Page 4 o
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Tutorial: Entering a Bus Page 6 of
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Panning and Zooming Page 8 of 15 Tw
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Tutorial: Simulating the Case Page
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Oneline Local Menu Page 12 of 15 Se
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Limit Violations Page 14 of 15 You
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Tutorial: Solving an OPF Page 1 of
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Tutorial: OPF Line Limit Enforcemen
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Tutorial: OPF Marginal Cost of Enfo
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B3LP Solved with Unenforceable Cons
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Area Buses, 428 Area Gens, 429 Area
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ChangeParametersMultipleElement Sam
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DC Transmission Line Options, 350 D
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General, 489, 622, 654 General Scri
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Jacobian, 97, 284 Key Field, 664 Ke
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Mouse Wheel Zooming, 828 Movie Make
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Palettes, 776, 777 ©2011 PowerWorl
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Quick Access Toolbar, 29 Tools, 57
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Sensitivities, 986, 991, 996, 997,
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Schedule Subscription Dialog, 1152
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X Grid Spacing, 798 XF, 255 x-y, 87
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