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The reason is according
2 | No.2 Revision |
The reason is according main difference lies in the coordinates used to display the information.
If the coordinates are set to "polar" then the real part is the magnitude of the short circuit current and the imaginary part is the angle in degrees.
rlst = pssarrays.ascccurrents(sid=sidin, all=all, flt3ph=1, voltop=1,genxop=0)
print rlst.scfmt # polar
base_power = psspy.sysmva()
buses = rlst.fltbus
scmva = {fltbus: rlst.flt3ph[i].ia1.real * base_power for i, fltbus in enumerate(buses)}