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1 | initial version |
You can use "aflowreal" to get the flows between two buses in the defined SID. Flows are calculated on both directions. The attached file outputs the flows in a branch (both direction). With a little code added, you can select the MAXMVA flow between them. To run the code, load a case in to PSSe,set the SID parameters (by the end of the code) and run it.
download C:\fakepath\branchflows.gif
by right-click and select 'save as', changing the .gif to .py when saving.
2 | No.2 Revision |
You can use "aflowreal" to get the flows between two buses in the defined SID. Flows are calculated on both directions. The attached file outputs the flows in a branch (both direction). With a little code added, you can select the MAXMVA flow between them. To run the code, load a case in to PSSe,set the SID parameters (by the end of the code) and run it.
download C:\fakepath\branchflows.gif
by right-click and select 'save link as', and changing the .gif xx.gif to .py when saving.branchflows.py.