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What is meant by IPload, IQload, YPLoad and YQload in the load tab of PSSE?

asked Oct 5 '1

Nasir Abbas gravatar image

updated Oct 5 '1

If anyone one what is meant by IPload, IQload, YPLoad and YQload in the load tab and where and how they are used. Please let us know. Thanks in advance

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answered Oct 6 '1

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These are load characteristics that allow the user to represent the load as constant current (IPload, IQload) and constant admittance (YPload, YQload). The total load at the bus may be represented as a mixture of constant power, constant current, and constant admittance. When performing time-domain simulations, it is preferred to convert constant power load into constant current and constant admittance characteristics to capture the voltage-dependency of loads.

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answered Oct 5 '1

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In dynamic simulations loads are converted from constant load to voltage dependent load. See activity CONL in Program Operation Manual.

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