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toderesa97
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I have this script:

CASE = r'''C:\\Program Files (x86)\\PTI\\PSSE34\\EXAMPLE\\savnw.sav'''
psspy.case(CASE)

# Convert loads (3 step process):
psspy.conl(-1,1,1)
psspy.conl(-1,1,2,[0,0],[100,0,0,100])
psspy.conl(-1,1,3)

# Convert generators:
psspy.cong()

# Solve for dynamics
psspy.ordr()
psspy.fact()
psspy.tysl()

# Add dynamics data
psspy.dyre_new(dyrefile="C:\\Program Files (x86)\\PTI\\PSSE34\\EXAMPLE\\savnw.dyr")

# Add channels by subsystem
#   BUS VOLTAGE
psspy.chsb(sid=0,all=1, status=[-1,-1,-1,1,13,0])

# Initialize
psspy.strt(outfile="test.out")   <----------------------------------------------
simtime = 1
#psspy.run(tpause=simtime)
psspy.run(0,simtime,99,19,0)

but turns out that the test.out file is in binary and hence, cannot be interpreted directly but just for PSS/E. I was wondering whether there is a way to output such content in a readable format, such as .csv, .xlxs,... to treat it. If not, could you come up with an idea to deal with this situation?

Thanks for your time.

Tomás.

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answered 2019-05-07 14:38:11 -0500

jconto
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Check the python code "dyntools_demo.py" located in the "example" folder, to extract (all or selected) channels in an *.out file. To get a description of the functions available in "dyntools.pyc", run the following code:

#display help in module dyntools.pyc
import psse33
import dyntools
help(dyntools)

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answered 2019-05-06 04:11:08 -0500

perolofl

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You can export to Excel in the GUI:

Open .out file
Right click the file in Plot Tree View and select "Export to Excel"
All channels are now written to a .xlsx file.

Unfortunately, there is no API to perform the action from python.

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Thank you for replying. Unfortunately, that's not a valid solution for me. Do you know if there is a way to ask for the monitoring data through the python API?