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PowerFactory Fundamentals (Online) 23.07.24.PER, Perth

Timetable: All times are in Australian Western Standard Time (GMT +8)
Description Start End
Day 1: Tuesday 9 AM 5 PM
Day 2: Wednesday 9 AM 5 PM
This course provides a general introduction to the use of PowerFactory software and is aimed at first time users.

Topics covered include:

z_CO-1-01 - DIgSILENT Introduction

  • Worldwide Company Overview
  • DIgSILENT Pacific Offices
  • Products
  • History

z_PF-1-01 - PowerFactory User Interface

  • Starting up and logging on to PowerFactory
  • Importing and activating projects
  • Graphic layers
  • Zooming, panning and selecting objects in the SLD
  • Adjusting the User interface settings
  • Freeze Mode
  • Changing the paper size

 

z_PF-1-02 - Network Construction and Data Entry

  • The PowerFactory database
  • The PowerFactory project
  • Elements and Types
  • Types of single line diagrams
  • Common power system elements
  • Building a simple system model

z_PF-1-03 - Introduction to Load-flow Calculations

  • What is load-flow
  • How to run load-flow analysis in PowerFactory
  • Understanding the load-flow command options
  • Understanding reactive power limits in PowerFactory
  • Understanding load-flow results with the diagram colours
  • Troubleshooting load-flow calculations
  • Introduction to study cases
  • Introduction to cubicles

z_PF-1-06 - Introduction to Short-Circuit Calculations

  • The difference between the IEC and complete short circuit methods
  • What each of the displayed fault current variables in PowerFactory represent
  • How to calculate a short circuit in PowerFactory
  • How to connect and configure a neutral earthing transformer
  • When to apply simultaneous faults
  • The options for determining fault contributions from asynchronous machines

z_PF-1-08 - Variations and Expansion Stages

  • Network planning (the hard way)
  • Variations and expansion stages
  • Permanent diagrams
  • Tying it together with study cases

z_PF-1-12 - Modelling overhead line geometries and mutual couplings

  • PowerFactory geometrical line models
  • Tower Types
  • Tower Geometry Types
  • Conductor Types
  • Tower Elements
  • Mutual coupling between lines and cables

z_PF-1-04 - Analysing results in PowerFactory

  • Results in the SLD
  • Tabular (spreadsheet style) results
  • Exporting tabular data to Excel
  • Results comparison
  • Built-in reports
  • Searching the PowerFactory database

z_PF-1-07 - Substations, branches and templates

  • Substations / Beach Balls
  • Branches
  • Switching from the overview diagram
  • Branch and substation templates
  • Geographic data and diagrams
  • Substation running arrangements

z_PF-1-10 - Medium voltage network analysis

  • Feeder modelling
  • Voltage profile plots
  • Feeder load scaling
  • Unbalanced systems

z_PF-1-09 - Operation Scenarios

  • Background on Operation Scenarios
  • What data an Operation Scenario captures
  • How to use Running Arrangements to enable efficient changing of substation switch configurations
  • How to create and manage Operation Scenarios

z_PF-1-05 - Load-flow control

  • Reactive power control options in the load-flow command
  • Power station reactive power control
  • Generator reactive power limits (capability curves)
  • OLTC and switched capacitor control
  • Slack options in PowerFactory (power frequency control)

z_PF-1-11 - Parameter Characteristics

  • What is a characteristic and how are they useful?
  • Examples of where characteristic curves can be used
  • Application within PowerFactory
  • Defining a time of day characteristic curve in PowerFactory

z_PF-3-03 - Contingency Analysis

  • Contingency analysis background
  • Contingency Analysis Tool Options
  • Fault Cases and Fault Groups
  • Required Steps for Contingency Analysis
  • Accessing results and reports
  • Effectiveness Calculations

z_PF-3-04 - Transmission network tools

  • PV analysis
  • QV analysis

Please note:

  1. Course fee is in AUD and includes GST.
  2. Credit Card payments will incur a 2% surcharge on the course fee. The total amount for credit card transactions will be AUD 2,020.
  3. Participation will only be confirmed once payment has been received by DIgSILENT.
  4. The course is delivered via Microsoft Teams and utilises Microsoft Azure Lab Services training environment.
  5. Course fee includes access to PowerFactory training environment in the Cloud delivered via Microsoft Azure Lab Services.
  6. Participation is contingent on being able to access our training environment, a connection test session will be scheduled prior to date of the seminar.

Full rate AUD 1,980 inclusive of GST

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