Transient analysis - modelling.

[BabyBear]

Mukhriz,

PSS/E provides information on how to use exciter/governor models. The model of exciters/governors sometimes depends on the generator manufacturer/supplier and or prime mover fuel types. Two options are available. First, select an exciter/governor model from the PSS/E dynamic model library and fill out the required data. Second, create a dynamic model for exciter and governor (only for model writers). You can check also IEEE Guide for Excitation System models for further information.

For transient stability studies, the benchmark is in favor of PSS/E while some engineers prefer PowerFactory. It's still up to the engineer on which software should be used depending on the standard (American/European) and the method of calculations adopted.

[himmelstern]

Mukhriz*

PSS/E provides information on how to use exciter/governor models. The model of exciters/governors sometimes depends on the generator manufacturer/supplier and or prime mover fuel types. Two options are available. First* select an exciter/governor model from the PSS/E dynamic model library and fill out the required data. Second* create a dynamic model for exciter and governor (only for model writers). You can check also IEEE Guide for Excitation System models for further information.

For transient stability studies* the benchmark is in favor of PSS/E while some engineers prefer PowerFactory. It's still up to the engineer on which software should be used depending on the standard (American/European) and the method of calculations adopted.

could you share pss/e

thanks