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Switched Shunt Information (Edit Mode) The Switched Shunt Options dialog is used to view and modify the parameters associated with each switched shunt in the system. It can also be used to insert new switched shunts and sometimes to delete existing shunts. Multiple switched shunts are permitted at each bus, although only one is allowed to be on automatic control at each bus. Switched shunts usually consist of either capacitors to supply reactive power (in Mvar) to the system, or reactors to absorb reactive power. The switched shunts are represented by a number of blocks of admittance that can be switched in a number of discrete steps. This dialog can be accessed by right-clicking on a switched shunt display object and choosing Switched Shunt Information Dialog or right-clicking on a switched shunt record in the Switched Shunt Display and choosing Show Dialog. The Edit mode version of this dialog is very similar in content to its Run mode counterpart. Bus Number Unique number between 1 and 2,147,483,647 (equals 2^31 minus 1) used to identify the bus to which the switched shunt is attached. You can use the spin button immediately to the right of the number to move to the next switched shunt (click the up arrow) or the previous switched shunt (click the down arrow). Find By Number To find a switched shunt by its bus number, enter the number into the Bus Number field. Then click this button. Bus Name Unique alphabetic identifier for the bus to which the switched shunt is attached, consisting of up to eight characters. Find By Name To find a switched shunt by its bus name, enter the bus name into the Bus Name field (case insensitive). Then click this button. Shunt ID Since multiple switched shunts are allowed on a single bus, each switched shunt has a unique Shunt ID. Find… If you do not know the exact switched shunt bus number or name you are looking for, you can click this button to open the advanced search engine. Status Open or closed status of the switched shunt. Labels Clicking on this button will open the Label Manager Dialog listing all the labels assigned for the selected switched shunt. Area Number, Area Name The area number and name to which the switched shunt belongs. Note that you can change the area of the switched shunt to be different than the area of the terminal bus. If you do so, you will be ©2011 <strong>PowerWorld</strong> Corporation 380
prompted to confirm that you wish to place the switched shunt within a different area than that of the bus to which it is electrically connected. Zone Number, Zone Name The zone number and name to which the switched shunt belongs. Note that you can change the zone of the switched shunt to be different than the zone of the terminal bus. If you do so, you will be prompted to confirm that you wish to place the switched shunt within a different zone than that of the bus to which it is electrically connected. Substation Number, Substation Name The name and number of the substation to which the switched shunt belongs. This is the same as that of the terminal bus. Display Size Size of the switched shunt. Scale Width with Size ©2011 <strong>PowerWorld</strong> Corporation Display Automatically scales the width of the symbol when the object is resized. Display Width Width of the switched shunt symbol. Pixel Thickness Thickness of the display object in pixels. Orientation Specifies the direction in which to draw the object. Anchored If checked, the object is anchored to its terminal bus. See Anchored Objects for details. Link to New Shunt Adds a new record in the data or links the selected shunt display object to a different record. OK, Save, Delete, and Cancel OK saves your changes and closes the dialog. Save saves your changes but does not close the dialog; this allows you to use, for example, the Find By Number command to edit additional switched shunts. Delete deletes the current switched shunt; this option is not available when inserting objects graphically or opening the dialog by selecting a display shunt object– use the cut command instead. Cancel closes the dialog but does not save any changes. Nominal Mvar Parameters The Nominal Mvar field gives the amount of reactive power the device would supply (in Mvars) if its terminal voltage were 1.0 per unit. Nominal MW This field is only visible when a switched shunt object has been read from a file as a Bus Shunt. In that case, it is possible for the bus shunt to have both a MW and MVAR component. The MW component will be displayed here. In general, switched shunts of other control types do not have 381
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User’s Guide December 22, 2011 Si
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Line Per Unit Impedance Calculator
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Introduction to PowerWorld Simulato
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Distributed Computing Distributed c
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Bus can be specified by number [BUS
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Contact Information PowerWorld Corp
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Example Windows Styles ©2011 Power
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Edit Mode Introduction The Edit Mod
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Script Mode Introduction The Script
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Custom and Memo Display The Custom
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Ribbons User Interface PowerWorld's
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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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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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Saving Images as Jpegs Simulator ca
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In Simulator, each bus can be optio
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PowerWorld Project Initialization S
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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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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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Find Dialog Basics Many times when
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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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Power Flow List The Power Flow List
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DC Lines Display The DC Line Displa
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Transaction Dialog The Transaction
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Generator Reactive Power Capability
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Interface Information The Interface
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Transaction Dialog The Transaction
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LOAD MW [P,Q] BUS GEN FACTOR [P] (m
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approximation are dependent on the
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Environment Options The Environment
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Save as Auxiliary File Data Format
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File Management Options There are t
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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 MW Transactions Chart The Sche
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use Select By Criteria to select al
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Generator Fields on Onelines Genera
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Load Fields on Onelines Load field
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Line Flow Gauge Options Dialog The
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Transformer Fields on Onelines Tran
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Loading NERC Flowgates This command
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Injection Group Display Objects Inj
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Converting Background Ellipses Back
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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 Chart / Gauge Dialogs There are
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When checked, any sizing of pie cha
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Pie Chart / Gauge Style Dialog - Pi
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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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Use Absolute Values for MW Interfac
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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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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 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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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: 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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