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That could be or not for incorrect data. Blown up is relationed with the change in Deltavmag / vmag between iterations.

Before you run FNSL you must check:

  1. MW dispatched on machines
  2. VSched onplants
  3. Status of shunts

Then run FNSL with Flat start

If blow up persist try:

  1. Ignore reactive limit
  2. Block tap changer
  3. Block switched shunt
  4. Use other solution algorithm

That could be or not for incorrect data. Blown up is relationed with the change in Deltavmag / vmag between iterations.

Before you run FNSL you must check:

  1. MW dispatched on machines
  2. VSched onplants
  3. Status of shunts

Then run FNSL with Flat start

If blow up persist try:

  1. Ignore reactive limit
  2. Block tap changer
  3. Block switched shunt
  4. Use other solution algorithm

I don't have a code to do the chek, but I think the following one is a good start

# OVERLOADED MACHINE SUMMARY
psspy.geol(0, 1, 1)
# GENERATORS AT VAR LIMITS:
psspy.gens(0, 1, 2, 0)
# TRANSFORMERS CONTROLLING VOLTAGE (VIOLATIONS)
psspy.tlst(0, 1, 1, 0)
#switched shunts
ierr, iarray = psspy.aswshint(sid = -1, flag = 2, string = ['NUMBER', 'STATUS'])
print iarray