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1 | initial version |
Perhaps you could move the load to a new bus, which is connected to the original bus via a zero impedance line. Use DISTBRANCHTRIP to trip the branch (and island the load), then use DISTBRANCHCLOSE to reconnect it.
2 | Added busdata2 info |
Perhaps you could move the load to a new bus, which is connected to the original bus via a zero impedance line. Use DISTBRANCHTRIP to trip the branch (and island the load), then use busdata2 to change the bus code to 1 before using DISTBRANCHCLOSE to reconnect it.
3 | code highlighting goodness |
Perhaps you could move the load to a new bus, which is connected to the original bus via a zero impedance line. Use DISTBRANCHTRIP DIST_BRANCH_TRIP
to trip the branch (and island the load), then use busdata2 busdata2
to change the bus code to 1 before using DISTBRANCHCLOSE DIST_BRANCH_CLOSE
to reconnect it.