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What is SID

asked Sep 7 '12

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What is SID in PSSE? any example?

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answered Sep 7 '12

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updated Sep 7 '12

In the context of the API documentation, SID is usually used to denote the "subsystem id." A subsystem is a collection of buses within PSSE that you're doing special work or analysis on. You can define upto 4 subsystems in PSSE, with valid values of SID being between 0 and 3. You can define a subsystem based on area, zone, voltage, and/or owner. You can find a good example here:

https://psspy.org/psse-help-forum/que...

For more information and a nice wrapper, look here:

http://www.whit.com.au/blog/2011/11/c...

** Note: This page says the limit is 12 subsystems numbered 0 to 11. That is not what the documentation for v32 says. I'm not sure where the number "12" is coming from.

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Don't forget about the useful sid=-1 which includes all elements in a case.

chip gravatar imagechip (Sep 7 '12)

Thanks for the info about the subsystem limit @jsexauer

JervisW gravatar imageJervisW (Sep 10 '12)
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answered Sep 10 '12

Juan gravatar image

Thanks for your answer

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