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Release of DIgSILENT PowerFactory 15.1.3 with New Protection Features
DIgSILENT PowerFactory 15.1.3 power system analysis and simulation software released earlier this year with new features.
Some of the features mentioned below are already available in the current version, but were enhanced further in 15.1.3
Others are new features that were added after requests from our valuable customers worldwide.
You can also download the product flyer from attachment below.
PowerFactory 15.1.3 adds the possibility to graphically represent in the single line and substation diagrams the current and voltage transformers as well as relay elements. This is done using the Current Transformer, Voltage Transformer and Relay Model buttons.
Signal routing between these elements is performed using the Connector button. The signalling path from the current or voltage transformers to the relevant relays can be explicitly drawn. Current and voltage transformers as well as relays can be created, repositioned and edited within the network diagram as it is the case with any other network element. The newly created elements are also accessible as before from within the Data Manager window by selecting the corresponding cubicle where they have been created. Examples of a substation diagram using the graphical representation of these elements are shown below.
Read more details here
http://www.albanah.com/ss/content.php?119
Some of the features mentioned below are already available in the current version, but were enhanced further in 15.1.3
Others are new features that were added after requests from our valuable customers worldwide.
You can also download the product flyer from attachment below.
PowerFactory 15.1.3 adds the possibility to graphically represent in the single line and substation diagrams the current and voltage transformers as well as relay elements. This is done using the Current Transformer, Voltage Transformer and Relay Model buttons.
Signal routing between these elements is performed using the Connector button. The signalling path from the current or voltage transformers to the relevant relays can be explicitly drawn. Current and voltage transformers as well as relays can be created, repositioned and edited within the network diagram as it is the case with any other network element. The newly created elements are also accessible as before from within the Data Manager window by selecting the corresponding cubicle where they have been created. Examples of a substation diagram using the graphical representation of these elements are shown below.
Read more details here
http://www.albanah.com/ss/content.php?119