Dear friend,
I would like to display or get the value of active power flowing on a branch when solving the file SAV (for example using Fixed slope decoupled Newton-Raphson method).
I highly appreciate your help.
Thank you so much.
To check the power flow on a branch after solve a sav case, you can click on GOUT/GEXM (Ctrl+shift+G) on toolbar then type from bus(to bus) of the branch and see active and reactive power of the branch.
You also can use the python script brnflow_csv that's already available on C:\Program Files (x86)\PTI\PSSE33\EXAMPLE to get the power flow on all of the branches. Result files is a .csv file, which can be opened by MS excel. And when you get used to with it, you can modified the script to get suitable output.
Thank you so much for your help. I got the value of power flow on branches with GOUT/GEXM. This method is suitable to file SAV having several buses. However, python script from brnflowscsv is useful in case the file SAV have a lot of buses. I also took a look the script from brnflowscsv file. Unfortunately, I am new in Python and it is very complicated for me to understand the scripts from the file brnflows_csv and write in Python. Can you help me the script for Python for this case please? I will highly appreciate your help. Regards,
To use brnflowscsv after solved a sav, you progress the following routine: 1. Run automation file (ctrl+Shift+A) 2. Pick brnflowscsv and then OK 3. Enter the path and name of output file. For example: ,output.csv then OK. You should remember the "," before output file name.
Asked: 2014-10-15 03:54:57 -0600
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Last updated: Oct 16 '14
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