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How to choose the transfer dispatch method for pv analysis?

Hi all,

I'm just starting learning PSS/E. I'd like to have your suggestions for doing PV-analysis. Although I've viewed all the relevant posts in this forum I still have problems.

For drawing a pv-curve by hand, I can do it in this way; selecting the interested load bus then increasing/decreasing the Pload at the bus by keeping a constant power factor.

I don't know how to select the "transfer dispatch methods" in PSS/E since I don't need to select this when I do the pv analysis by hand. I don't know what are the differences between those transfer dispatch methods.

Thank you

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asked 2016-12-29 10:52:49 -0500, updated 2016-12-29 10:58:00 -0500
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Check my posting in "Can anybody help me with PV analysis in PSSE please?" Study the files and scripts to follows its process.

The PSSe PV engine uses a transfer file to define groups of generators and loads to establish a (incremental) power transfer path. For example, you can have generators in area 1 and loads in area 2 or all generators in base case sending power to all loads in area2. My example PV data set also contains a script to export PV results to Excel, for easy plotting. Also,search the net for PV analysis tutorials.

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answered 2016-12-30 12:45:12 -0500
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Hi Jconto, I checked the post and I've learned how to do the pv analysis. But I just don't understand how to select the transfer dispatch methods. I used the defaulted one but I don't know why I used it.

eve's avatar eve (2017-01-03 14:46:45 -0500) edit

Check the posting "PSS/E subsystem." and the manual POM section 6.1. SUB files are used to create DFX files, which are used in PV analysis to select the source and sink regions.

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