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1 | initial version |
Paalang,
The following py code will take very close: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7uS9L2Woq_7cWNvNkdUMlRrR3M [copy the link and download the pthon file. It is set to use the savnw.sav with sub, con, mon located at the example folder of the PSSe installation] run it within PSSe 33 (or from a DOS window). It creates a CSV file like:
bus, con, Qmin, Vmin
153,BASE CASE,-329.5418396,0.900000095367
153,TRIP1NUCLEAR,-309.100219727,0.910000085831
Negative values of Qmin represents the bus Q margin, the larger, the better. Positive values of Qmin indicates lack of Q margin at such bus. Vmin is the corresponding V at the Qmin point.
2 | No.2 Revision |
Paalang,
The following py code will take very close: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7uS9L2Woq_7cWNvNkdUMlRrR3M
[copy the link and download the pthon python file. It is set to use the savnw.sav with sub, con, mon files located at the example folder of the PSSe installation]
run it within PSSe 33 (or from a DOS window). It creates a CSV file like:
bus, con, Qmin, Vmin
153,BASE CASE,-329.5418396,0.900000095367
153,TRIP1NUCLEAR,-309.100219727,0.910000085831
Negative values of Qmin represents the bus Q margin, the larger, the better. Positive values of Qmin indicates lack of Q margin at such bus. Vmin is the corresponding V at the Qmin point.