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While in PowerFactory diagrams are typically linked to grids, CGMES diagrams are independent and do not belong to a grid or MAS. Therefore diagrams beeing imported via CGMES are not linked to any grid…
Beginning with PowerFactory 2016 the licensing mechanism is based on a technology provided by Wibu-Systems AG, Germany. All software using that technology requires an additional Windows service to be…
The recommended IDE for debugging is Eclipse (www.eclipse.org) with the Python add-on PyDev (www.pydev.org). Both Eclipse and PyDev are open source and can be downloaded from their official websites.…
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You can access to Microsoft Word by Python scripts if the “Python for Windows Extensions" PyWin32 (http://sourceforge.net/projects/pywin32/) package is installed, which includes Win32 API, COM support…
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The purge process removes old entries from the history. Each PowerFactory project has a history where all changes are recorded. The default is to save this history for 7 days. The purging removes…
The general rule is that PowerFactory provides access within DSL to variables belonging to a certain network element only if they are marked correspondingly in the Variable Selection dialog, under the…
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The Python support is based on provision of a Python module that can be imported into Python scripts allowing access to PowerFactory data. The scripts - independent of whether started from within…
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The following models are available in PowerFactory (see attachment): Lumped PI model Distributed Constant Parameter, also known as Bergeron model Distributed Frequency Dependent Parameter Modal Domain…
This example shows a simple under frequency load shedding scheme (UFLS) in the 39 Bus New England System for the loads at buses 16, 21 and 23 in response to a disconnection of the G 06 generator.…
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You can model the ABC flux by performing an Inverse Clarke transform on the dq0 flux signals as shown in the attached project. Double click on the Flux ABC Virtual Instrument, click Edit, double click…
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