Four time domain computer programs for analyzing electrical transients in power systems are described: the Electromagnetic transient program based on Nodal Analysis; the MNA program based on Modified Nodal Analysis; the XTrans Program based on solving differential and algebraic equations; and the MATLAB Power System Blockset. The Electromagnetic Transient Program has been improved through testing and extensions by the Electric Power Research Institute, making it more reliable and functional. It and similar programs like EMTDC and PSCAD based on electromagnetic transients kernels are widely used and accepted for computing electrical transients in power systems.
Four time domain computer programs for analyzing electrical transients in power systems are described: the Electromagnetic transient program based on Nodal Analysis; the MNA program based on Modified Nodal Analysis; the XTrans Program based on solving differential and algebraic equations; and the MATLAB Power System Blockset. The Electromagnetic Transient Program has been improved through testing and extensions by the Electric Power Research Institute, making it more reliable and functional. It and similar programs like EMTDC and PSCAD based on electromagnetic transients kernels are widely used and accepted for computing electrical transients in power systems.
Four time domain computer programs for analyzing electrical transients in power systems are described: the Electromagnetic transient program based on Nodal Analysis; the MNA program based on Modified Nodal Analysis; the XTrans Program based on solving differential and algebraic equations; and the MATLAB Power System Blockset. The Electromagnetic Transient Program has been improved through testing and extensions by the Electric Power Research Institute, making it more reliable and functional. It and similar programs like EMTDC and PSCAD based on electromagnetic transients kernels are widely used and accepted for computing electrical transients in power systems.
Four different time domain computer programs are described:
The Electromagnetic transient program, based on the Nodal
Analysis from network theory; The MNA program, based on the Modified Nodal Analysis from network theory; The XTrans Program, based on the solution of differential and algebraic equations; and The MATLAB Power System Blockset.
The Electromagnetic Transient Program
Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) has recoded, tested, and extended most parts of the program in a concerted effort and this has improved the reliability and functionality of the transient program. Presently, the EMTP and other programs that are built on a kernel (such as electromagnetic transients) for DC (EMTDC) and power system computer-aided design (PSCAD)) based on the same principles are a widely used and accepted program for the computation of electrical transients in power systems. 10/17/2010 10:32 AM