Tsat Support for Data in Psse Format
Tsat Support for Data in Psse Format
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CONTENTS
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................. 4
2 Importing PTI PSS/E Data ....................................................................................... 5
2.1 Powerflow Data ................................................................................................ 5
2.2 Dynamic Data ................................................................................................... 5
2.3 Sequence network data .................................................................................. 15
2.4 Other Remarks ............................................................................................... 15
2.5 Remarks ......................................................................................................... 15
1 Introduction
TSAT accepts data in various non-TSAT formats. The following non-TSAT formats are supported:
• PTI PSS/E
• GE PSLF
• BPA
This document describes the methods to import data of PTI PSS/E format and convert them to TSAT
format.
When models are provided in non-TSAT formats, it is converted to matching TSAT models. Conversion
is available for most of the dynamic models in the above formats.
It is allowed to include non-TSAT data with TSAT data in one case, as long as the non-TSAT data is in
the format specified by the format code in the Dynamic Data section.
Note that conversion of any non-TSAT models is made using the best engineering judgement for cases in
which no model details are provided. Powertech cannot guarantee that the performance of such converted
models be 100% compatible with the models in their original format.
This document describes the PSS/E format models that are available in the Transient Security Assessment
Tool (TSAT).
For PSS/E formats only the necessary information is provided for conversion and interface of various
models to TSAT. The user should consult the appropriate manuals of the concerned programs for their
modelling details.
Note: PSS/E is a trademark and brand of Siemens Power Transmission & Distribution, Inc.
TSAT supports both of these formats up to PSS/E Rev. 31. Importing PSS/E saved binary powerflow data
is available only to licensed PSS/E users. Since some DLLs from the PSS/E package are required to read
the saved binary powerflow data, PSS/E must be installed in your computer in order to read this format.
If you upgraded PSS/E from previous versions, you may need to remove the previous versions of PSS/E
completely in order to be able to read the saved cases of the latest version. Otherwise, saved case
importing may fail due to possible conflict in DLL usage. If, however, you use only powerflow in PSS/E
RAWD format, this has no impact.
Note that although the three-winding transformer models in PSS/E format are fully supported in TSAT,
you have very little access in simulations to these transformers. For instance, they cannot be monitored,
cannot be accessed in switching commands (except for tripping the entire transformer), cannot have
dynamic ULTC models, and cannot be used to obtain remote signals (such as line power) in user defined
models. If any of the above is needed for a three-winding transformer, it must be represented by
equivalent two-winding transformer models.
When using PSS/E powerflow data, dynamic data can be in any supported format except for the BPA
format (however, third party dynamic data formats cannot be mixed; for instance, PSS/E and PSLF
models cannot be mixed in one case).
TSAT accepts dynamic data produced by the DYDA activity in PSS/E. The data file(s) can be read
directly by TSAT without any changes, as long as the dynamic data flag in the TSAT case file is set to
PSS/E or left at the default (refer to TSAT User Manual for details).
Table 2-1 to Table 2-13 list all PSS/E dynamic models that are converted in TSAT.
GENTPJU1 GENTPJ
GENTPJ1 GENTPJ
GENQEC
Induction Machine
PSS/E TSAT Comments
CIM5BL MOT1LI CIM5BL model takes 100% active and reactive load
for the specified load ID (or the entire load if the load
ID is specified as ‘*’) at the load bus. This means that
if additional static load models are specified for the
load ID (or the entire load), these models are ignored.
CIMWBL MOT1LI Type 8 torque characteristic*
CMOTOR MOT1LI
* Contact Powertech Labs for model details.
Exciter
PSS/E TSAT Comments
EXAC2 EXC6
EXAC2B User defined model
EXAC3 EXC4
EXAC3A User defined model
EXAC4 EXC30
EXBAS User defined model
EXDC2 EXC1
EXELI User defined model
EXPIC1 User defined model
EXSCAS User defined model The same as EXSCAZ
EXSCAZ User defined model
EXSCEE User defined model The same as EXSCEZ
EXSCEZ User defined model
EXSCMZ User defined model
EXST1 EXC34
EXST2 EXC7
EXST2A EXC7
EXST3 EXC8
IEEET1,I3ET1A EXC1
IEEET2 EXC10
IEEET3 EXC7
IEEET4 EXC9
IEEET5 EXC9
IEEEX1 EXC1
IEEEX2 EXC10
IEEEX3 EXC7
IEEEX4 EXC9
IEET1A User defined model
IEET1B User defined model
IEET1S EXC30
EXC9
IEET5A
User defined model User defined model is used if TRH ≠ 0.0
IEEX2A EXC5
IVOEX User defined model
OEX12,OEX12T EXC32
OEX3, OEX3T EXC3
REXSY1 User defined model
REXSYS User defined model
SCRX EXC30
SEXS EXC30
ST1C ST1C
ST5B User defined model
ST5C ST5C
ST6B,UST6B User defined model
ST7B User defined model
ST7C ST7C
ST10C, ST10CU1 ST10C
UAC8B User defined model
UDC4B User defined model
UREXAC User defined model
URST4B User defined model
Exciter
PSS/E TSAT Comments
URST5B,URST5T User defined model
Governor
PSS/E TSAT Comments
model
User defined
GASTWDDU
model
User defined
GFT8WD
model
User defined
GFT8WN
model
User defined
GGOV1,GGOV1B
model
User defined
GGOV1DU
model
H6EU1 H6E
HYGOV GOV20
HYGOVDU GOV20
User defined
HYGOV2
model
User defined
HYGOV2DU
model
User defined
HYGOV4
model
IEEEG1 GOV4
IEEEG1SDU GOV4
IEEEG1CDU GOV4
IEEEG2 GOV22
IEEEG3 GOV21 User-defined model if a11/(a11-a13*a21/a23) ≠ -0.5
User defined
IEEEG3DU
model
IEESGO GOV4
IEESGODU GOV4
User defined
PIDGOV
model
User defined
PIDGOVDU
model
TGOV1 GOV6
TGOV1DU GOV6
TGOV2 GOV4
TGOV3 GOV4
TGOV3DU GOV4
THGOV1 User defined mode
User defined
UCBGT
model
User defined
UCCPSS
model
User defined
UGGOV1
model
User defined
UHRSG
model
URGAS3,URGS3T GOV7
User defined
USIEG2
model
UST8HM,UST8HS, User defined
SGT8HMU1,SGT8HM1 model
Governor
PSS/E TSAT Comments
User defined
WEHGOV
model
User defined
WESGOV
model
User defined
WESGOVDU
model
User defined
WPIDHY
model
User defined
WPIDHYDU
model
User defined
WSHYDD
model
User defined
WSHYGP
model
WSIEG1 GOV4
Load
PSS/E TSAT Comments
IEELAR,IEELCA LOADA
IEELBL,IEELCB LOADB
IEELZN,IEELCZ LOADZ
IEELOW
LDFRBL, LDFRZN, Internally converted The conversion is made only if the loads in powerflow
LDFRAR, LDFRAL (in either PSS/E or PFB format) have non-constant
power components. In other words, if all loads are
specified as constant power model in powerflow data,
these models are ignored.
CLODBL LOADB The following assumptions are made when converting
these models:
• The transformer saturation component is ignored.
• The large and small motors have IDs ‘L’ and ‘S’
respectively.
• A step-down transformer is added if data is
provided in the model. The transformer tap is set
to maintain the low-tension bus voltage at 0.98 pu.
• It is recommended that loads represented by the
CLODBL models are not included in the load
shedding list (manual or automatic load shedding).
• When monitoring loads represented by CLODBL
models, only the static components are included.
To get motor quantities, motors must be
monitored.
CLODZN LOADZ Same as CLODBL
CLODAR LOADA Same as CLODBL
CLODAL LOADS Same as CLODBL
CLODOW Same as CLODBL
CMLDBLU1, Internally converted Model based on WECC specification for composite
CMLDZNU1, load model.
CMLDARU1,
CMLDALU1,
CMLDOWU1
CMLDBLU2, Internally converted Model based on WECC specification for composite
CMLDZNU2, load model.
CMLDARU2,
CMLDALU2,
CMLDOWU2
CMLDBLDGU2, Internally converted Model based on WECC specification for composite
CMLDZNDGU2, load model.
CMLDARDGU2,
CMLDALDGU2,
CMLDOWDGU2
Relay
PSS/E TSAT Comments
Internally
DLSHAR
converted
Internally
DLSHBL
converted
Internally
DLSHZN
converted
Internally
LDS3AL
converted
Internally
LDS3AR
converted
UFLSB,TTGEN,
LDS3BL,LDSHD3 TTMOT,TTBRAN,
TTMSL
Internally
LDS3ZN
converted
LDSHAL UFLSS
LDSHAR UFLSA
LDSHBL,LODSHD UFLSB
LDSHZN UFLSZ
Internally
LVS3AL
converted
Internally
LVS3AR
converted
UVLSB,TTGEN,
LVS3BL TTMOT,TTBRAN,
TTMSL
Internally
LVS3ZN
converted
LVSHAL UVLSS
LVSHAR UVLSA
LVSHBL UVLSB
LVSHZN UVLSZ
User defined
PRICR
model
User defined
RELOUF
model
User defined
RXR1
model
User defined
SLLP1
model
User defined
TIOCR1
model
C396SP,C326SP,
User defined
SGRCAP,SURCAP,
model
MASCAP,MAXCAP,ORRCP3
HVDC
PSS/E TSAT Comments
CDC4,CDC4T User defined DC
model
CDC6,CDC6T User defined DC
model
CHVDCL User defined DC
model
PWRHL2 User defined DC
model
VSCDCT User defined DC
model
TSAT accepts sequence network data in PSS/E format up to Rev. 32, in either bus number or bus name
format. This data can be used to compute fault impedance in unbalanced fault simulations.
If a PSS/E case comes with IDEV files for converting load models with the CONL command or netting
generators with the GNET command. In addition, following IDEV commands are supported for
commonly used dynamic models:
• BAT_PLMOD_STATUS
• BAT_PLMOD_REMOVE
• BAT_CHANGE_PLMOD_CON
• BAT_CHANGE_PLMOD_ICON
• BAT_WNMOD_STATUS
• BAT_CHANGE_WNMOD_CON
• BAT_CHANGE_WNMOD_ICON
• BAT_CCTMCNOMOD_STATUS
• BAT_CHANGE_CCTMCNOMOD_CON
• BAT_MACHINE_DATA_2
• Only changing MVA Base, resistance, and reactance are supported
• BAT_SWSMOD_STATUS
2.5 Remarks
• Other that above commands, there is no option to read other auxiliary PSS/E files in order to
change the models provided by the powerflow and dynamic data. For example, it is not possible to
perform the function of the MCRE activity. Therefore, the user should make sure to include the
correct machine impedances and base MVAs in the powerflow file. All IDEV files (unless
otherwise mentioned above) must be applied for the powerflow to be used by TSAT.
• When using PSS/E saved binary powerflow data and if the powerflow is converted, swing buses for
all islands shall be specified. This can be done in the powerflow data setup dialog in the Case
Wizard.
• PSS/E user-defined models (in flex code) cannot be directly imported into TSAT. Some of the user-
defined models have already been converted in TSAT (refer to Table 2-1 to Table 2-13). For
unconverted PSS/E user-defined models, it is usually easy to convert them to TSAT user-defined
models.