Pti FF en NCPC RTDS FT 1411 PDF
Pti FF en NCPC RTDS FT 1411 PDF
Pti FF en NCPC RTDS FT 1411 PDF
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Our solution to 150 tests can be carried out for a period of several weeks
Technical details in a row.
Siemens PTI’s RTDS performs calculations for networks with
Workshops
up to 100 single nodes with a sampling rate of around
Siemens Power Academy TD offers experts workshops with
20 kHz. Users can simulate generators, sources, multi-
an emphasis on exchange of experience and training; how-
circuit lines, transformers, loads, current transformers with
ever, fault simulation is also a topic that is covered.
saturation, capacitive voltage transformers, circuit break-
ers, etc. Real protection devices work with the simulator in Application example
a closed loop to carry out complex sequences like unsuc- Test results are documented in our data acquisition system.
cessful and single-pole re-closings or secondary faults. Figure 2 shows an example of a results page. Current
Voltage amplifiers and current amplifiers up to 40 amperes and/or voltage-wave forms as well as binary output con-
and a documentation system complete the simulator. tacts including trip times of the relays will be recorded. This
ensures an accurate storing of the simulated network faults
Evaluation
and shows the reaction of the protection device.
After a certain system disturbance has been simulated in
the RTDS, the protection alarms and messages are analyzed
and the fault recordings are evaluated. This step is crucial
to understanding the actual events and technical processes
in the system, and also the behavior of the protection de-
vices at both line ends. Unlike with disturbances in real
operation, in the simulation all information is available and
the events and processes are clearly known – so that cus-
tomers can train analyzing the protection responses.
DIGSI often compiles information on several individual
events into single protection alarms or messages, in order
to provide details on complex configurations or sequences.
The analysis via SIGRA in the impedance level helps to
understand the actual events and processes in the real
system, e.g. with respect to distance measuring.
Specification tests
Depending on whether the simulations are more concen-
trated on tests or on the training aspect, approximately 50 Figure 2: Example of a simulation results page
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