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What is so great about ACCC?

asked Feb 1 '12

jtrain gravatar image

I've never used ACCC myself, but I've heard of other people using it in Distribution companies. What do you use ACCC for?

What will I need to have set up (files etc) before I begin using it?

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answered Oct 10 '12

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ACCC is AC contingency analysis. PSS/E has DCCC which is DC based contingency analysis. ACCC accounts for Mvar while DCCC does not. Instead of doing manual contingencies, ACCC offers automatic reading of sav, and auxiliary files.

You need a solved case, a monitoring file (.mon), a subsystem file (.sub file), and a contingency file (*.con). The manual provides edetails of these files. In ACCC, you need to create a distribution factor file (dfax) from the mon, sub and con files before running the main ACCC simulation. THe output will be in *.acc file and you can read the output in PSS/E, and export to text or excel file.

HTH.

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By the way, if you are interested in a quick (and basic) tutorial you could have a look at the following pdf: https://www.engr.colostate.edu/ECE461/FA13/LAB4/LAB4.pdf Hope that helps!

Jorge gravatar imageJorge (Jun 15 '0)

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