Please turn JavaScript on
Find more feeds

Python for PSSE help forum - Latest question feed

Subscribe to Python for PSSE help forum - Latest question feed’s news feed.

Click on “Follow” and decide if you want to get news from Python for PSSE help forum - Latest question feed via RSS, as email newsletter, via mobile or on your personal news page.

Subscription to Python for PSSE help forum - Latest question feed comes without risk as you can unsubscribe instantly at any time.

You can also filter the feed to your needs via topics and keywords so that you only receive the news from Python for PSSE help forum - Latest question feed which you are really interested in. Click on the blue “Filter” button below to get started.

Website title: Questions - Python for PSSE help forum

Is this your feed? Claim it!

Publisher:  Unclaimed!
Message frequency:  0.25 / day

Message History

How to import PV curve data into a .txt file?
When you generate the PV curves for an electrical system, you can download the graphs. But is it also possible to import the data or download the values into Excel spreadsheets or a text file?

Read full story
Convert load to constant power
When preparing a case for dynamic simulation, we must convert the generators and loads. The default settings for loads are: Active power component --> 100% constant current Reactive power component --> 100% constant admittance I am developing a model that aims to be constant power - that is, the load calculates the total power and is able to disconnect given certain cond...

Read full story
Using PSSE model inside UDM
Are we able to use existing dynamic models inside a UDM? For example, if I am modelling a composite load and wish to use a PSSE default motor model, am I able to call it inside my UDM if Fortran?

Read full story
T-entry Model Help
Hi, I am currently writing a load model as a coordinated call model. The general structure of the load is as follows: Generate time-varying signal (e.g. square wave) --> pass signal through various controllers (using the PSSE integrator blocks, for example) --> based on the bus voltage, calculate the load's power and update various STATE variables accordingly --> use ...

Read full story
T-entry call structure
I am writing a user-defined load model. I am trying to calculate the current using the old (previous time step) powers and new (this time step) powers. I store the new power as a VAR during MODE 2 and 3 (do I need to be doing this in both?), and recall it in the T-entry. Then, after calculating and injecting the current using: CALL SET_CURNT(GET_CURNT(IB) - CONJG(S_NEW / GET_V...

Read full story