Load flow, short circuit and stability studies done properly. For transmission and distribution engineers who need their network models to be trusted.
A network model is only worth what people trust it to say. You work through building models that hold up, then running the studies that depend on them: load flow, short circuit and stability, with attention to the assumptions that quietly decide the answer.
Network components, parameters, and per-unit modelling.
Represents lines, transformers, and loads for analysis.
Solves power flow to assess voltages and loading.
Calculates fault currents for protection and equipment rating.
Steady-state and transient stability of the network.
Applies analysis to diagnose and resolve real network problems.
Transmission and distribution engineers, planning engineers, and consulting power engineers.
An electrical engineering background is recommended.
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