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2023-06-13 10:59:50 -0500 asked a question Initial conditions suspects in CMLDBLU2

Hello everyone, I'm having trouble in figuring out the cause for the following initial conditions suspect.

 INITIAL CONDITIONS SUSPECT:
 I   DSTATE(I)    STATE(I)     MODEL             STATE     BUS#-SCT X-- NAME --X BASKV  ID
  83630   0.69850E-04 -0.68402E-02 CMLDBLU2           K+1     10000     Load 1   12.500  1
  83632   0.59582E-04  0.17921E-02 CMLDBLU2           K+3     10000     Load 1   12.500  1

I want to figure out if this happens due to a model error or due to a voltage issue. Thank You

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2023-04-20 10:35:01 -0500 commented answer Initial Conditions Suspects

Yeah, I did. I initialized the case after correcting the generators.

2023-04-20 10:00:52 -0500 commented answer Initial Conditions Suspects

No, I have mentioned a part of the initial conditions suspects in this post. There are about 70 of CMLDBLU2 suspects in the original log file. I'm doing this dynamic simulation for a large power system.

2023-04-20 08:16:04 -0500 commented answer Initial Conditions Suspects

Hello, yeah I figured out it and could solve it. But I'm trying to solve the CMLDBLU2 models. Any comments to start with would be appreciated.

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2023-04-19 16:07:50 -0500 asked a question Initial Conditions Suspects

Hi everyone,


I'm performing a dynamic simulation for a large power system, and I got initial condition suspects for CMLDBLU2 models. Could someone help me understand how to resolve it, thanks.

 INITIAL CONDITIONS SUSPECT:
     I      DSTATE(I)       STATE(I)        MODEL      STATE     BUS#-SCT X-- NAME --X BASKV  ID
  71628     0.97520E-02     0.73156         GGOV1       K+2     1           GEN 1       18.000  1
  78978     -0.10885        2.2293          PIDGOV      K+6     2     GEN 7G6     7.2000  6
  79078     0.13712         0.89890         HYG3U1      K+6     3     GEN 13G4    13.200  4
   96758    0.72085E-04     -0.15771E-02    CMLDBLU2    K+7     4     CHQ-230     230.00  2
  96764     0.10331E-03     -0.15771E-02    CMLDBLU2    K+13    4     CHQ-230     230.00  2
 140223     0.45542E-04     -0.41939E-02    CMLDBLU2    K+2     6     LOAD 2      115.00  N
 140545     0.55042E-04     -0.33355E-02    CMLDBLU2    K       7     LOAD 2      115.00  1
 142059     0.46939E-04     -0.36872E-02    CMLDBLU2    K+2     10    LOAD 5      115.00  N1
 142464     0.46660E-04     -0.45174E-02    CMLDBLU2    K+2     11    LOAD 6      115.00  1
 143623     0.51479E-04      0.10855E-02    CMLDBLU2    K       12    LOAD 7      115.00  1
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2023-01-15 12:01:13 -0500 commented question Cascaded tripping of CMLDBLU2

Cascaded tripping of the load model "CMLDBLU2"

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2023-01-13 10:25:02 -0500 asked a question Cascaded tripping of CMLDBLU2

Hi, I'm doing a transient simulation where I use "CMLDBLU2" composite load model to represent all the network loads. However, cascaded tripping occurs when simulating for line faults (the fault duration is 0.1s). Prior to transient simulation, I performed no disturbance analysis and steady state contingency analysis and the voltage profile and loading levels seems good. So, is there any suggestion to avoid the cascaded tripping?

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2022-10-27 15:49:26 -0500 commented question Change generator output during dynamic simulation

Yes, WSIEG1 model

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2022-10-27 15:29:05 -0500 asked a question Change generator output during dynamic simulation

Hi,

Is there any method to change the generator power output during a dynamic simulation?

For ex: Pout initial = 600 MW, Pout after disturbance = 400 MW

I tried CHANGE_GREF function and INCREMENT_GREF functions. But I do not see any change happened for the power output in the plots.

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I'm getting an error, " Encountered an improper argument", when opening a snapshot file

What are the possible causes of getting this type of an error?

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2022-08-25 09:42:25 -0500 asked a question Applying a bus fault in dynamic simulation

I'm automating PSSE for a dynamic simulation and I came across this batch command :

"BATDISTBUS_FAULT IBUS UNITS BASEKV VALUES(1) VALUES(2)"

When defining a fault impedance/admittance here, we can define it by MVA. But I'm not sure what they mean by defining a fault impedance/ admittance in MVA.

Can anyone explain me the formula for this?