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  • DIgSILENT PowerFactory: A template for fault-ride-through analysis of synchronous generators/condensers

    10,00 €

    DIgSILENT PowerFactory template for fault-ride-through analysis of synchronous generators/condensers.

    Includes also a Python script to determine the fault impedance for a specified retained voltage.

    Related post: A template for fault-ride-through (FRT) analysis of synchronous generators/condensers

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  • DIgSILENT PowerFactory: A template for rate-of-change-of-frequency (RoCoF) analysis of synchronous generators/condensers

    10,00 €

    DIgSILENT PowerFactory template for rate-of-change-of-frequency (RoCoF) analysis of synchronous generators/condensers.

    Includes also a Python script to determine the load for given target frequency and RoCoF.

    Related post: A template for rate-of-change-of-frequency (RoCoF) analysis of synchronous generators/condensers

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  • DIgSILENT PowerFactory: Pitch-controlled variable-speed doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) wind turbine model

    0,00 €

    DIgSILENT PowerFactory model of a pitch-controlled variable-speed doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) wind turbine.

    Includes a model of PowerFactory version 2021 and 2019.

    Related post: Pitch-controlled variable-speed doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) wind turbine model in DIgSILENT PowerFactory

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    Python Code: Automated bottleneck analysis with Python in PowerFactory

    10,00 €

    Python code to run the advanced bottleneck analysis using Monte Carlo simulations in DIgSILENT PowerFactory.

    Also includes the PowerFactory model of the 39-bus New England system.

    The package also includes the Python code for the simple bottleneck analysis.

    Related post: Automated bottleneck (critical line) analysis with Python in DIgSILENT PowerFactory

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    Python Code: Automatized AVR tuning in DIgSILENT PowerFactory

    20,00 €

    Python code for automatized AVR tuning in DIgSILENT PowerFactory. Adaptable to tune any AVR.

    Related post: Automatized AVR tuning with Python in DIgSILENT PowerFactory

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    Python Code: Automatized short-circuit analysis with Python in PowerFactory

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    Python code for the automatized short-circuit analysis in PowerFactory.

    The download also includes the New England PowerFactory model used for the analysis as version 2021 and 2019.

    Related post: Automatized short-circuit analysis with Python in DIgSILENT PowerFactory

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    Python Code: Create PowerFactory measurement files from CSV, TXT, and XLSX

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    Python code to create PowerFactory measurement files directly from CSV, TXT, and XLSX.

    The download also includes the CSV, TXT, and XLSX templates from the post.

    Related post: How to create a measurement file for DIgSILENT PowerFactory from a CSV, TXT, or XLSX file?

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    Python Code: Determine lowest short-circuit level considering breakers

    150,00 €

    Python code to determine the short-circuit level in terms of Skss and Ikss considering breakers.

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    Python Code: Determine the lowest line loading considering breakers

    280,00 €

    Python code to determine the lowest line loading considering breakers.

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    Python Code: DQ0-transformation – calculate active/reactive power from instantaneous voltages/currents

    5,00 €

    Python code to calculate the active/reactive power from instantaneous voltages/currents using the DQ0-transformation.

    Related post: DQ0-transformation: calculate active and reactive power from instantaneous voltage and current signals

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    Python Code: Energy storage model and optimization for energy arbitrage analysis in a day-ahead market

    10,00 €

    Python code of the energy storage model and the optimization to run the analysis of the energy arbitrage potential in a day-ahead market.

    Related post: An energy storage model to analyze the energy arbitrage potential in a day-ahead electricity market

    The package also includes the day-ahead market prices of 2020 for 16 European countries described in the post.

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    Python Code: Frequency analysis

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    Python code to analyze the frequency distribution and the frequency gradient of real power system frequency measurements.

    The data used in the analysis can be downloaded from the resources indicated in the article.

    Related post: Analysis of frequency measurements of the Nordic, Continental European, and Japanese-50-Hz power systems

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    Python Code: Generation shift key (GSK) assessment

    20,00 €

    Python Code to determine GSKs for defined market areas based on data from the ENTSO-E transparency platform.

    Related post: An approach to determine generation shift keys (GSKs) for defined market areas

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    Python Code: Inter-area oscillation analysis with PMU data

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    Python code to conduct the inter-area oscillation analysis with PMU data.

    Including the scripts to download and preprocess the EPFL PMU data.

    The download also includes the pickle file with the frequency measurement used in the analysis.

    Related post: Inter-area oscillation analysis with PMU data

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    Python Code: Load model identification in electric power systems: a linear least-squares approach

    10,00 €

    Python Code for ZIP load model identification in electric power systems using a linear least-squares approach.

    Related post: Load model identification in electric power systems: a linear least-squares approach

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    Python Code: Peak shaving

    13,00 €

    Python scripts to carry out the peak shaving analysis as discussed in the corresponding article.

    The energy storage parameters and yearly consumption can be customized. Four different load profiles are included in the package.

    Related post: Peak shaving with energy storage: peak shaving level as a function of the energy storage capacity for a given load profile

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