Atp CSV 20180405

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The structure of input data RB-1-I - Ordering of Different Classes of Data cards
This data structure is for a single, deterministic, transient simulation, which

is the most common case (see next paragraph for exceptions). Often data classes
2, 6, 7, and/or 9) are not required, and can simply be omitted. If data class
4, 5, or 10) might possibly not be needed due to the nature of the problem under
consideration, then only the terminating blank card is required (and must never
be forgotten).
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

1 Cards to begin a new data case. Included are a "BEGIN NEW DATA CASE" card,
special request cards of various types (if any), and finally, the EMTP
miscellaneous data cards and any extensions to those cards.
2 Cards that define any TACs modeling. This is for control systems, including transfer function blocks (e.g., integrators
BLANK Tacs Modelling
3 Cards for linear and nonlinear branches, transformers, and transmission lines (or cables), terminated by a blank ca
BLANK Branch
4 Cards for electric-network switches, diodes, and thyristers (ac/dc converter valves), terminated by a blank card.
BLANK Switches
5 Source cards for the electrical network: voltage sources, current, sources, dynamic rotating machinery. These are te
BLANK Source cards
6 Load flow cards for "FIX SOURCE" usage
7 Cards for over-riding the internally-calculated initial conditions (which come from the Phasor steady-state network
8 Output variable specification cards (Node voltages, branch current and voltages etc). These are terminated by a bla
card if the specification is selective. But if all node voltages are requested
by means of a "1" - in column two, then there is to be no blank terminating card.
BLANK Output variable specification cards.
9 Cards for specifying Type 1-10 EMTP source functions point by point.
There is one card for each time-step, terminated by a "9999" card.
10 Batch-mode plotting cards (either for CalComp vector-graphic plotting
or line printer plotting), terminated by a blank card.
BLANK Plot
Exceptions
There are valid EMTP data cases that do not have the above structure.
The first class of such exceptions involves usage of the EMTP supporting routines.
Examples are "LINE CONSTANTS" (used to calculate the constants of overhead
transnission lines) and "REPLOT" (used for the batch-mode plotting of a
previously-solved data case).
The second class of such exceptions involves the
usage of multiple-simulation features such as for statistical overvoltage
studies (the "STATISTICS" request of switch cards).
Details of such exceptions are covered in the body of the ATP Rule Book.
Skeleton of data cards for a single deterministic solution data case
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

C First of an arbitrary number of comment cards at start.
C < < Etc. > >
C Last of an arbitrary nunber of ccmnent cards at start.
Miscellaneous data cards and extensions
TACS HYBRID | Present
or |--- only if
TACS STAND ALONE | TACS usage
BLANK card terminates all TACS data |
BLANK card ending all BRANCH cards
BLANK card ending all SWITCH cards
BLANK card terminates the last SOURCE card
BLANK card ends OUTPUT variable requests
BLANK card ending all batch-mode PLOT cards
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
< <( Etc. 'Ihe remainder of the case will
consist of data cards preceded
by "/" cards that identify the
discontinuities of data class. > >
with appropriate data #VALUE!
#VALUE!#VALUE!
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nction blocks (e.g., integrators) of the type that once were solved using analog computers.
es), terminated by a blank card.
erminated by a blank card.
ating machinery. These are terminated by a blank card.
Phasor steady-state network solution)

These are terminated by a blank
C MISC DATA
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

C MISCELLENOUS DATA CARD
C CC DELTA TMAX XOPT COPT EPSILN TOLMAT TSTART
1.0E-6 60.0E-3 50.0 50.0
C Misc data card. INTEGER MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD I8
C CC IOUT IPLOT IDOUBL KSSOUT MAXOUT IPUN MEMSAV ICAT NENERG IPRSUP
100 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0
C STATISTICS misc data card for acutual simulation
C ISW ITEST IDIST IMAX IDICE KSTOUT KNTRPT NSEED
C
C When IPUN = -1, request the input of an extra following card to vary the printout frequency.
C Zero or blank for No CHANGHE PRINTOUT FREQUENCY card is wanted.
C 1st change 2nd chnage 3rd change 4th change 5th change
C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT
C 5 5 20 20
C END MISCELLENOUS DATA CARD
C TACS
C
C MISCELLE Misc data card. FLOATING POINT MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0
C DELTAT TMAX XOPT COPT EPSILN TOLMAT TSTART
1.0E-6 20.0E-3 50.0 50.0
C IOUT IPLOT IDOUBL KSSOUT MAXOUT IPUN MEMSAV ICAT NENERG IPRSUP
99999 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0
C
C TACS RB 03A pg 3-15 & 3-17
TACS HYBRID
ABSOLUTE TACS DIMENSIONS
C Expand TACS Table 1 from 60 to 140 on 1 April 2007. The overflow
C check of SSTACS requires this. But to keep the total within List 19
C we must decrease some other tables. Here, it is easy. In fact, other
C TACS tables easily are reduced so burden on List 19 is well under the
C total 4800 for 3 * default. Note 3194 bytes, less than 2 * default!
C Size List 19. Total floating-point TACS table space. 3194 4800 (LTACST)
C Tacs table number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
C Present figure 111 62 73 17 63 309 112 108
C Program limit 140 75 95 20 80 350 130 125
C 60 270 300 60 90 1250 550 180 --- default
LT1 LT2 LT3 LT4 LT5 LT6 LT7 LT8
140 75 95 20 80 350 130 125
C
C END ABSOLUTE TACS DIMENSIONS
C C #DISABLE
C TRANSFER FUNCTIONS S-BLOCKS
C OUT1 = (1/1 + 0.1s)*(IN1 - IN2)
C N OUTPUT NA +/- sign IN1 +/- sign IN2 +/- sign IN3 +/- sign IN4
1 OUT1 + IN1 - IN2
C THE FOLLOWING TWO CARDS APPLY ONLY TO THE S-BLOCKS, AND THEY ARE NOT NEEDED FOR THE Z-BLOACKS.
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 N7
1
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7
1 0.1
C
C INTGR = (1/s)*DERIV
1 INTGR + DERIV
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 N7
1
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7
1
C
C SECND = 0.25*( ( 1+ 0.14s )/( 1 + 0.04s + 0.04 s^2) * ( ERR - REF + UNITY)
2 SECND + ERR - REF + UNITY
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 N7
1 0.14
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7
1 0.04 0.04
C
C END TRANSFER FUNCTIONS S-BLOCKS
C
C TRANSFER FUNCTIONS Z-BLOCKS
C SUM2 = A - ERR + REF8
C OUTPUT NA +/- sign IN1 +/- sign IN2 +/- sign IN3 +/- sign IN4
SUMEX3 + IN1 - LIM2
SUM2 + A - ERR + REF8
C
C EX3 = 0.072 * (IN1 - LIM2 )
SUMEX3 + IN1 - LIM2
C
C NEGEX = -0.82 * ( SUM2 + EX3 )
NEGX + SUM2 + EX3
C
C END TRANSFER FUNCTIONS Z-BLOCKS
C #ENABLE
C
C Signal sources RB 3-13
C Type 11 : Level signal
C ITYPE OUTPUT NA A B C T START T STOP

C AMPL
11 DC 1 -1 1
C
C Type 14 : Sinusoidal signal

C AMPL FREQ (Hz) phi (deg)
14 SINUSD 1 50 0 -1 1
C
C Type 23 : Pulse
C

C AMPL T (sec) Width (sec)
23 PULSE 1 1 0.5 1 10
C
C Type 24 : Ramp

C AMPL T (sec)
24 RAMP 1 1 1 10
C
C Type 90 : Output = EMTP node voltage

C AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 NODE 0 10
C
C Type 91 : Output = EMTP switch current
C AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 SWITCH 0 10
C
C Type 92 : Output = internal variable of special EMTP components.
C This source type is reserved for passing to TACS the values of certain internal variables of special EMTP c
C For example, Rule 3 of Class 6 S.M. Data cards (see section VIII) shows how rotor angles and angular veloci
C This is for a dynamic synchronous machine (S.M.) source componenet, as used in subsynchronous resonance (SS
C Such variables are then accessed (pick-up and used) within TACS by means of the Type-92 source componenent
C
92 ROTOR
C
C Type 93 : Output =EMTP switch status { = 0 : switch is open
C { = 1 : switch is closed
C ITYPE OUTPUT NA A B C T START
C
93 SWSTAT
C
C
C
C END Signal sources RB 3-13
C
C
C Supplemental variables RB III-E-4 page 3-16
C These elements are called "supplemental" because they differ from the linear s-blocks and z-blocks in the f
C - they are not part of the solution matrix of the set of linear equations in TACS
C - they are calculated sequentially, instead of simulataneously for the other s- and z-blocks (so that the d
C
C The "input" group: type 99 All the inputs to these "input" supplemental elements must be eith
C ITYPE OUTPUT NA = Free-format FORTRAN expression .....
99 ANGLE = DEG( ATAN(CNTRL - BIAS2) ) + 36.2
C
C The "output" group: type 98 All the outputs to these "output" supplemental elements must not b
98 IF3 = .NOT. A+B .LT. 3 .AND. (ISTEP .GE. 100)
C
C The "inside" group: type 88 These are leftover from the two previous groups. They must be used
88 EXPR = -A * ( B + C**(-D +3))
C
C END Supplemental variables
C
C
C Supplemental Devices RB III-E-4 pages 3-19
C
C 50 Frequency meter
C ITYPE OUTPUT NA DEVICE COD +/- sign IN1 +/- sign IN2 +/- sign IN3 +/- sign
98 FREQ 50 + UNITY
C
C 51 Relay-operated switch
98 REL_A 51 + UNITY
98 REL_B 51 + IN1 - BIAS
C
C 52 Relay-operated switch
98 DETECT 52 + SOURCE
C
C 53 Transport delay
98 DEL_A 53 + SIGNAL
98 DEL_B 53 + IN2
C
C 54 Pulse delay
98 PDEL1 54 + LOGIK
98 PDEL2 54 + SIGN-L
98 CTRL 54 + SOURCE
C
C 55 Digitiser RB pg 3-24
98 NL 55 + SMOOTH
-1.0
0.0
1.0
9999.0
C
C 56 Point-by-point non-linearity RB pg 3-25
98 STAIRS 56 + X
C X(I) Y(I)
-1000.0 -3.0
-11.0 -3.0
-6.0 -5.0
3.0 5.0
6.0 3.0
1000.0 3.0
9999.0
C
C 57 Time-sequenced switch RB pg 3-26
98 SWCTRL 57 + X
C Time INITIALLY OPEN then close - open - close ... In increasing values of time
0.00250
0.00300
0.01050
0.01100
0.02050
9999.0
C
C 58 Controlled integrator RB Pg 3-27
88 OUT 58 + IN
98 OUT2 58 + IN
88 OUT3 58 + IN - OTHER + ETC
C
C 59 Simple derivative RB Pg 3-28
98 OUT 59 + IN
C
C 60 Input-IF component RB Pg 3-28
98 OUT 60 + IN1 - IN2 + IN3
C
C 61 Signal selector RB Pg 3-29
98 OUT 61 + IN1 - IN2 + IN3 +
C
C 62 Sample and Track RB Pg 3-30
98 OUT 62 + IN1 - IN2 + IN3 +
C
C 63 Instantaneous minimum/maximum RB Pg 3-31
98 OUT 63 + IN1 - IN2 + IN3 +
C
C 64 Minimum/maximum tracking RB Pg 3-31
98 OUT 64 + IN1 - IN2 + IN3 +
C
C 65 Accumulator and counter RB Pg 3-32
98 OUT 65 + IN1 - IN2 + IN3 +
C
C 66 RMS meter RB Pg 3-33
98 OUT 66 + IN1 - IN2 + IN3 +
C
C END Supplemental Devices RB III-E-4 pages 3-19
C
C Printed/Plotted Output of the TACS Variables RB Pg 3-33
C ITYPE Name Name Name Name Name Name Name Name Name
33 OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 OUT6 OUT7 OUT8 OUT9
C
C END Printed/Plotted Output of the TACS Variables RB Pg 3-33
C
C TACS User-Defined Initial Conditions RB Pg 3-34
C ITYPE Name Initial value
77 OUT1 0.001
C
C END TACS User-Defined Initial Conditions RB Pg 3-34
C
C #DISABLE
C
C Gate pulses are approximately 10 degrees (500 micro seconds) in duration
98 DCMP 54 + COMP
98 PULS1 = .NOT. DCMP .AND. COMP
C Gate pulses are delayed by 60 degrees with respect to each other
98 DLY60D = 0.0027778
98 PULS2 54 + PULS1
98 PULS3 54 + PULS2
98 PULS4 54 + PULS3
98 PULS5 54 + PULS4
98 PULS6 54 + PULS5
c
C Double pulsing scheme is used
98 GATE1 = PULS1 .OR. PULS2
C TACS variables to be outputted
33 ANGLE GATE1 GATE2 GATE3 GATE4 GATE5 GATE6 COMP DCMP
C
BLANK TACS END
C
C TACS RB 03A pg 3-15 & 3-17
TACS HYBRID
C ITYPE OUTPUT NAME A B C
C TACS data
93 SWITCH
91 DIODE
C VCONTL is the control voltage which determines the duty ratio
C RAMP voltage reaches 1.0 in one time-period of 10 microseconds
11 VCONTL 0.75
24 RAMP 1.0 1.00E-05
98 SIG1 = VCONTL .GE. RAMP
C SIG1 controls the switch, SIG2 controls the diode which is also
C modelled as a controllable switch
C
C When SIG1 goes from 1 to 0, PULS is 1 for one time step (which
C is long enough to transfer inductor current to the diode)
98 PULS = .NOT. SIG1 .AND. SWITCH
98 CURR = DIODE .GT. 0.0001
98 SIG2 = .NOT. SIG1 .AND. (PULS .OR. CURR)
C
33 SIG1 SIG2
C
C
C TACS RB 03A pg 3-15 & 3-17
TACS HYBRID
C TACS data
90 VA
90 VB
90 VAP
91 NEG {dc-side current}
98 FS = 20.0E+3 {SWITCHING frequency FS = 20 kHz}
C TRIANGULAR VOLTAGE VTRI (next 5 records)
C TACS Source Type 23: pulse signal
C NAME AMPLITUDE TIME (s) WIDTH (s) T START T STOP
23 PULS 2 5.00E-05 2.50E-05 1.26E-05
C
98 AMPL = 4 * FS
98 SQPUL = AMPL * (PULS - UNITY)
98 VDELTA = SQPUL * DELTAT
98 VTRI 65 + VDELTA
C VCONTL is the control voltage which determines the duty ratio
C
98 VCONTL = 0.416
C SIG1 controls one switch pair, SIG2 controls the other switch pair
98 SIG1 = VCONTL .GT. VTRI
98 SIG2 = .NOT. SIG1
C Calculation of average value
98 IDSUM 58 + NEG
98 IDAVG = IDSUM / TIMEX
C Instantaneous output power
98 VOUT = VA - VB
98 IOUT = ( VA - VAP )/ 0.37 { Resistance = 0.37 }
98 POUT = VOUT * IOUT
C TACS variable to be outputted
C 33 POUT IOUT IDSUM IDAVG VOUT SIG1 SIG2 VTRI VCONTL
C
C #ENABLE
BLANK TACS END
C
+/- sign IN5 GAIN FIXED LO FIXED HI NAMED LO NAMED HI
HE Z-BLOACKS.
HE Z-BLOACKS.

0.25
HE Z-BLOACKS.
0.0720

0.0720

-0.8200
ariables of special EMTP componenets.
angles and angular velocities can be passed to TACS.
bsynchronous resonance (SSR) studies.
ype-92 source componenent
{ = 0 : switch is open
{ = 1 : switch is closed
T STOP
ocks and z-blocks in the following way:
nd z-blocks (so that the data cards must be ordered accordingly).
ntal elements must be either TACS signal sources or the output of other supplemental "input" elements.
mental elements must not be used as input to any other block except other supplemental "output" elements.
groups. They must be used when, for example, the inputs and output are connected to elements of the system other than those allo
IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

50.0

0.5 SIG2
2.0 TRESH DRIV1

1.36 TR-2 ANY

0.0020 0.0040 SLOW2
0.0035

0.0035
-0.0280 VARDL
0.0010 DELAY

1.0 0.0 1.0 CTRL VAR1
3.2 1.8 1.0 CTRL2
3.2 1.0 0.0 CTRL3 VAR3

1.0

1.0 SIGNL1 SIGNL2

IN4 + IN5 0.5 6.5 IN6 SELECT

IN4 + IN5 TRACK SAMPLE
IN4 + IN5 -1.0

IN4 + IN5 -1.0

IN4 + IN5 1.0 RESET HOLD

IN4 + IN5 50.0
13
Name Name Name Name
OUT10 OUT11 OUT12 OUT13
13
13
13
TENDEG
DLY60D
DLY60D
DLY60D
DLY60D
DLY60D
RAMP
T START T STOP
T START T STOP
1.0 0 1.0
tem other than those allowed for the previous groups.
C Linear branches
C
C CC BRANCH RLC
C CC BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2
0001_A 0002_A
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
C
C
C BRANCH RLC Alternate high precision format
$VINTAGE 1
C BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2
SCR01A 0001_A
C
$VINTAGE 0
C END BRANCH RLC
C
C BRANCH PI CARDS FOR PI-EQUIVALENTS
C ITYPE BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2
1 SCR01A 0001_A
2 SCR01B 0001_B
3 SCR01C 0001_C
C END BRANCH PI
C
C BRANCH PI CARDS FOR PI-EQUIVALENTS Alternate high precision format
$VINTAGE 1
1 C1A_01 C1A_02
2 C1B_01 C1B_02
3 C1C_01 C1C_02
$VINTAGE 0
C END BRANCH PI
C
C BRANCH PI CARDS FOR PI-EQUIVALENTS Alternate high precision format.
C Usage with $UNITS card to change the frequency at which br
C and admittance was calculated instead of using system defa
C in the MISC data card.
$VINTAGE 1
$UNITS 50.0 0.0
1 01A_01 01A_02
2 01B_01 01B_02
3 01C_01 01C_02
$VINTAGE -1
$UNITS -1 -1 { Restore values that existed b4 preceding $UNITS
C END BRANCH PI
c
c
C BRANCH 51 RL MUTUAL CARD FOR MUTUALLY - COUPLED, LUMPED R-L ELEMENTS (TYPE 51,
51 SCR01A 0001_A
52 SCR01B 0001_B
53 SCR01C 0001_C
54 SCR01C 0001_C
C END BRANCH 51
C
C
C BRANCH 51 RL MUT CARD FOR MUTUALLY - COUPLED, LUMPED R-L ELEMENTS (TYPE 51,52,53,….)
51 SCR01A 0001_A
52 SCR01B 0001_B
53 SCR01C 0001_C
54 SCR02A 0002_A
55 SCR02B 0002_B
56 SCR02C 0002_C
57 SCR03A 0003_A
58 SCR03B 0003_B
59 SCR03C 0003_C
C END BRANCH 51
C
C
C BRANCH 51 RL MUTUAL BRANCH CARD FOR MUTUALLY - COUPLED, LUMP
$VINTAGE 1
51 SCR01A 0001_A
52 SCR01B 0001_B
53 SCR01C 0001_C
$VINTAGE 0
C END BRANCH 51
C
C
C BRANCH 51 RL MUT BRANCH CARD FOR MUTUALLY - COUPLED, LUMPED R-L ELEMENTS (TYPE 51,52,53,….) ($VINTAGE, 1)
C Usage with $UNITS card to change the frequency at which br
C and admittance was calculated instead of using system defa
C in the MISC data card.
$VINTAGE 1
$UNITS 50.0 1.0
51 01A_01 01A_02
52 01B_01 01B_02
53 01C_01 01C_02
54 02A_01 02A_02
55 02B_01 02B_02
$VINTAGE -1
$UNITS -1 -1 { Restore values that existed b4 preceding $UNITS
C END BRANCH PI
C
C
C BRANCH 51 Z0Z1 BRANCH CARD FOR MUTUALLY - COUPLED, LUMPED R-L ELEMENTS (TYPE 51,52,53,….)
C SEQUENCE VALUES USAGE. NOTE NO EXTRA LINES FOR PHASE 2 DATA.
C FIRST CARD - ZERO SEQUENCE, SECOND CARD - POSITIVE SEQUENCE, THIRD CARD - BLANK
51 SCR01A 0001_A
52 SCR01B 0001_B
53 SCR01C 0001_C
C END BRANCH 51
C
C
C BRANCH 51 Z0Z1Z2 BRANCH CARD FOR MUTUALLY - COUPLED, LUMPED R-L ELEMENTS (TYPE 51,52,53,….)
C SEQUENCE COMPONENT VALUES USAGE. USEFUL FOR MODELLING SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE as THEVENIN EQUIVALEN
C FIRST CARD - ZERO SEQUENCE, SECOND CARD - POSITIVE SEQUENCE, THIRD CARD - NEGATIVE SEQUENCE
C BUS1 BUS2 MODEL Z0Z1Z2
51 SCR01A 0001_A MODEL Z0Z1Z2
52 SCR01B 0001_B
53 SCR01C 0001_C
C END BRANCH 51
C
C
C BRANCH MODEL [R][L] MATRIX
51 AECA MODEL [R][L]
52 AECB
C END BRANCH MODEL [R][L]
C
51 BECA MODEL [R][L]
52 BECB
53 BECC
C Z11 Z12 Z13
1 0 0 {R11, R12, R13
0 0 0 {X11, X12, X13
0 1 0
0 0 0
0 0 1
0 0 0
C
51 CECA MODEL [R][L]
52 CECB
C Z11 Z12
1 1 {R11, R12
1 1 {X11, X12
1 1
1 1
C
51 DECA MODEL [R][L]
52 DECB
53 DECC
C Z11 Z12 Z13
1 0 0 {R11, R12, R13
0 0 0 {X11, X12, X13
0 1 0
0 0 0
0 0 1
0 0 0
C
91 RECA MODEL [R][L]
91 RECB MODEL [R][L]
91 RECC MODEL [R][L]
1 0 0 {R11, R12, R13
0 0 0 {X11, X12, X13
0 1 0
0 0 0
0 0 1
0 0 0
C
C
C CONSTANT PARAMETER DISTRIBUTED LINE MODELLING, LUMPED-RESISTANCE LINE M
C L or wL & C or wC (ILINE=0), TRANSPOSED

-1 SCR01A 0001_A
-2 SCR01B 0001_B
-3 SCR01C 0001_C
C END BRANCH CONSTANT PARAMETER DISTRIBUTED
C
C Surge impedance Zs (Ohm) and Propagation

-1 SCR01A 0001_A
-2 SCR01B 0001_B
-3 SCR01C 0001_C
C
C Surge impedance Zs (Ohm) and Travel time

-1 SCR01A 0001_A
-2 SCR01B 0001_B
-3 SCR01C 0001_C
C
C CONSTANT PARAMETER DISTRIBUTED LINE MODELLING, DISTORTIONLESS - MODE -

-1 SCR01A 0001_A
-2 SCR01B 0001_B
-3 SCR01C 0001_C
C
C CC CONSTANT PARAMETER DISTRIBUTED LINE MODELLING, DISTORTIONLESS - MODE -
C CC LINE MODELLING, MUTUALLY COUPLED DOUBLE
C CC L or wL & C or wC (ILINE=0), TRANSPOSED

-1 SCR01A 0001_A
-2 SCR01B 0001_B
-3 SCR01C 0001_C
-4 SCR02A 0002_A
-5 SCR02B 0002_B
-6 SCR02C 0002_C
C

-1 SCR01A 0001_A
-2 SCR01B 0001_B
-3 SCR01C 0001_C
C
C Surge impedance Zs (Ohm) and Travel time

-1 SCR01A 0001_A
-2 SCR01B 0001_B
-3 SCR01C 0001_C
C
C CONSTANT PARAMETER DISTRIBUTED LINE MODELLING, LUMPED-RESISTANCE-IPUNCH

$VINTAGE 1
-1 C1A_01 C1A_02
-2 C1B_01 C1B_02
-3 C1C_01 C1C_02
$VINTAGE -1
0.60879203 -0.70710678 -0.41353083
0 0 0
0.50866936 0 0.81116244
0 0 0
0.60879203 0.70710678 -0.41353083
0 0 0
C
C CONSTANT PARAMETER DISTRIBUTED STUBB LINE MODELLING, LUMPED-RESISTANCE
C See DCN1 data case for detail on Stub line model.
C When compensation is used (e.g. when modelling machines or non-linear branch (2 or more), they
C stub lines (short distributed-parameter transmission lines that isolate the use of Compensation
C The stub lines include use of KEY "Stub line, dT =" to free the data from dependence on dT.
C With stub line model, much larger time step dT can be used for otherwise very short line.
C The text string "{ Stub line, dT =" comes after Line Length field. It is a fixed-format text st
C It is to be followed by the value of DELTAT for which the line was designed.
C
C This stub line can only be modelled by transposed line modelled using R, L (wL), C (wC) and Len
C
C
C

-1 SCR01A 0001_A
-2 SCR01B 0001_B
-3 SCR01C 0001_C
C
C
C MACHINE (MOTOR) MECHANICAL NETWORK
C
BUSMG
C
BUSMG
C to measure load torque
BUSMS BUSMG
C END MACHINE (MOTOR) MECHANICAL NETWORK
C
C
Col 80
Output R_OHM wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)
1 0.1000 1.0000 1.000

2 0.099 1.0844906639 10.000
Output R_OHM wL(Ohm) wC(uMho) R_OHM

1 0.0990 1.0845 10.000
0.0990 1.0845 10.000 0.0990
0.0990 1.0845 10.000 0.0990
lternate high precision format

1 0.1257 2.3541 0.248
0.0492 1.9971 0.000
0.1257 2.3541 0.248
0.0492 1.9969 0.000
0.0492 1.9992 0.000
0.1257 2.3541 0.248
lternate high precision format.

change the frequency at which branch impedance
ted instead of using system default value given
1 0.315112246 0.753979181 0.069445281

0.045968734 0.553110886 -0.005253401
0.303716180 0.744612602 0.092143356
0.039787859 0.516361663 -0.010547070
0.048623852 0.548153059 -0.006469547
0.302068853 0.729524688 0.118085515
sted b4 preceding $UNITS
D, LUMPED R-L ELEMENTS (TYPE 51,52,53,….)

Output R_OHM wL(Ohm) R_OHM wL(Ohm)
1 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
1 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845 0.0990 1.0845
CARD FOR MUTUALLY - COUPLED, LUMPED R-L ELEMENTS (TYPE 51,52,53,….) ($VINTAGE, 1)
Output R_OHM wL(Ohm)

1 0.0990 1.084491
0.0990 1.084491
0.0990 1.084491
0.0990 1.084491
0.0990 1.084491
0.0990 1.084491
1,52,53,….) ($VINTAGE, 1)
change the frequency at which branch impedance
ted instead of using system default value given
1 0.315112246 0.753979181
0.045968734 0.553110886
0.303716180 0.744612602
0.039787859 0.516361663
0.048623852 0.548153059
0.302068853 0.729524688
0.059713366 0.689885682
0.046692010 0.550796167
0.039440806 0.516152614
3.140896810 0.751994065
0.058230210 0.690037246
0.046628592 0.547656473
0.041165204 0.512413521
0.058068173 0.686057418
3.138200910 0.752363667
sted b4 preceding $UNITS
1,52,53,….)
IRD CARD - BLANK
1 0.0990 1.084491 {Z0
0.0990 1.084491 {Z1
1,52,53,….)
US MACHINE as THEVENIN EQUIVALENT.
IRD CARD - NEGATIVE SEQUENCE
1 0.0990 1.084491 {Z0
0.0990 1.084491 {Z1
0.0990 1.084491 {Z2

1 1 0 0 0
0 0 1 0
Output
1
Output
1
Output
1
Output
1
DELLING, LUMPED-RESISTANCE LINE MODELLING - IPUNCH=0,

& C or wC (ILINE=0), TRANSPOSED LINE (IPOSE=0)
Line Length
IOUT R Ohm/length wL'(Ohm/length) wC'(uMho/length) (km)
1 4.03E-01 1.824E+00 1.6937E+00 1.00
1 2.55E-01 2.210E-01 5.4761E+00 1.00
1

mpedance Zs (Ohm) and Propagation velocity V (length/s) (ILINE=1), TRANSPOSED LINE (IPOSE=0)
Line Length
IOUT R Ohm/length Zs Ohm v length/s (km)
1 4.03E-01 1037.81 178732.0 1.00
1 2.55E-01 200.89 285568.0 1.00
1
200.8940906207 285567.67
mpedance Zs (Ohm) and Travel time T (s) = (length/V) (ILINE=2), TRANSPOSED LINE (IPOSE=0)
Line Length
IOUT R Ohm/length Zs Ohm T s (km)
1 4.03E-01 1037.81 5.5950E-6
1 2.55E-01 200.89 3.5018E-6
1
DELLING, DISTORTIONLESS - MODE - IPUNCH = 1,

Line Length
1 4.03E-01 1.824E+00 1.6937E+00 1.00
1 2.55E-01 2.210E-01 5.4761E+00 1.00
1

DELLING, MUTUALLY COUPLED DOUBLE CCT LINE. SEQUENCE COMPONENTS. Z0s, Z1s AND Z0m
Line Length
1 3.5499759E-01 1.2818651E+00 1.4100403E-06 1.00
1 5.7763070E-02 3.7640863E-01 3.0910229E-06 1.00
1 5.9155530E-02 4.8565400E-01 2.3750500E-06 1.00
1
1
1

mpedance Zs (Ohm) and Propagation velocity V (length/s) (ILINE=1), TRANSPOSED LINE (IPOSE=0)
Line Length
IOUT R Ohm/length Zs Ohm v length/s (km)
1 4.03E-01 1037.81 178732.0 1.00
1 2.55E-01 200.89 285568.0 1.00
1

mpedance Zs (Ohm) and Travel time T (s) = (length/V) (ILINE=2), TRANSPOSED LINE (IPOSE=0)
Line Length
IOUT R Ohm/length Zs Ohm T s (km)
1 4.03E-01 1037.81 5.5950E-6
1 2.55E-01 200.89 3.5018E-6
1
DELLING, LUMPED-RESISTANCE-IPUNCH = 0 or Blank,

mpedance Zs (Ohm) and Propagation velocity V (length/s) (ILINE=1), UNTRANSPOSED LINE (IPOSE=N - number of phases)
Line Length
IOUT R_OHM Zs Ohm v length/s (km)
1 4.03E-01 1029.9 178958.0 -1.00E+00

1 2.55E-01 230.7 289796.0 -1.00E+00
1 2.55E-01 175.5 286779.0 -1.00E+00
INE MODELLING, LUMPED-RESISTANCE LINE MODELLING - IPUNCH=0,
linear branch (2 or more), they need to be separated by

isolate the use of Compensation in UM and non-linear branches).
e data from dependence on dT.
otherwise very short line.
ld. It is a fixed-format text string.
was designed.
using R, L (wL), C (wC) and Length.

Line Length
1 4.03E-01 1.824E+00 1.6937E+00 1.00
1 2.55E-01 2.210E-01 5.4761E+00 1.00
1
Output R_Ohm L_mH C_uF

J inertia = 5 kg-m^2
1 5.00E+6
B damping - conductance connected to ground - value in siemens (mho)
1 13.33E+0
1 1.00E-6
wL(Ohm) wC(uMho) R_OHM wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)
1.0845 10.000
1.0845 10.000 0.0990 1.0845 10.00
R_OHM wL(Ohm)
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
R_OHM wL(Ohm)
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
0.0990 1.0845
ILINE=0 IPUNCH IPOSE
0 0 0 {1st row= Zero sequence for transposed line
0 0 0 {2nd row= Positive sequence for transposed line
{ remaining rows are blank for transposed line




0 1 0 {1st row= Z0 - Zero sequence self impedance for transposed line
0 1 0 {2nd row= Z1 - Positive sequence self impedance for transposed li
0 1 0 {3rd row= Z0m - Zero sequence mutual impedance between two ccts f

=N - number of phases)
1 3
1 3
1 3
dT
{ Stub line dT = 5.00E-06 {1st row= Z0 - Zero sequence self impedance for transposed line
{2nd row= Z1 - Positive sequence self impedance for transposed li
nce for transposed line {1st row= Zg - ground mode which is same as Z0 - Zero sequence self
pedance for transposed line {2nd row= Zl - Line mode which is same as Z1 - Positive sequence sel
edance between two ccts for transposed line {3rd row= Zil - Inter-line mode which is same as Z0m - Zero sequence
{ Zg = Zs + Zs - average of 3 self impedance of group A
{ Zl = Zs - Zp - average of 9 mutual between group A and gro
{ Zil = Zs + Zm - average of 3 mutual impedances of group A
{
{
nce for transposed line
pedance for transposed line
{ Rectangu. Impedance matrix [Ze] in Ohms/km for equivalent phase conduct
{ Row Phase 1 Phase 2
{ Phase 1 1.13E-01 5.14E-01 5.23E-02 1.70E-01
{
{ Phase 2 5.23E-02 1.70E-01 1.06E-01 5.50E-01
{ Phase 3 4.98E-02 1.39E-01 4.73E-02 1.98E-01
{ Phase 4 5.39E-02 1.11E-01 5.13E-02 1.21E-01
Phase 5 5.13E-02 1.21E-01 4.89E-02 1.44E-01

Phase 6 4.93E-02 1.18E-01 4.71E-02 1.48E-01
{
{
{
{
{
{
{ R jX Real
{ Zs = 0.1075342 0.5455256 2.692E-06 = Cs

as Z0 - Zero sequence self impedance for t{ Zm = 0.0497712 0.169117 -3.99E-07 = Cm
s Z1 - Positive sequence self impedance for{ Zp = 0.049307 0.1327018 -1.61E-07 = Cp
same as Z0m - Zero sequence mutual impedan{
{ Zg = 0.3549976 1.2818651 1.41E-06 = Cg
lf impedance of group A { Zl = 0.0577631 0.3764086 3.091E-06 = Cl
tual between group A and group B conductor { Zil = 0.0591555 0.485654 2.375E-06 = Cil
tual impedances of group A {
{
{
/km for equivalent phase conductors. Freq in Hz = 50. 06-May-17 17:51:22
Phase 3 Phase 4 Phase 5 Phase 6
4.98E-02 1.39E-01 5.39E-02 1.11E-01 5.13E-02 1.21E-01 4.93E-02 1.18E-01
4.73E-02 1.98E-01 5.13E-02 1.21E-01 4.89E-02 1.44E-01 4.71E-02 1.48E-01

1.03E-01 5.72E-01 4.93E-02 1.18E-01 4.71E-02 1.48E-01 4.56E-02 1.65E-01
4.93E-02 1.18E-01 1.13E-01 5.14E-01 5.23E-02 1.70E-01 4.98E-02 1.39E-01
4.71E-02 1.48E-01 5.23E-02 1.70E-01 1.06E-01 5.50E-01 4.73E-02 1.98E-01

4.56E-02 1.65E-01 4.98E-02 1.39E-01 4.73E-02 1.98E-01 1.03E-01 5.72E-01
Real. Susceptance matrix [wCe] in mhos/km for equivalent phase conductors. Freq in Hz = 50. 06-May-17 18:26:36
Row Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 Phase 5 Phase 6
Phase 1 2.70E-06 -4.95E-07 -2.01E-07 -2.01E-07 -1.56E-07 -1.01E-07
Phase 2 -4.95E-07 2.72E-06 -5.03E-07 -1.56E-07 -1.87E-07 -1.62E-07

Phase 3 -2.01E-07 -5.03E-07 2.66E-06 -1.01E-07 -1.62E-07 -2.20E-07
Phase 4 -2.01E-07 -1.56E-07 -1.01E-07 2.70E-06 -4.95E-07 -2.01E-07
Phase 5 -1.56E-07 -1.87E-07 -1.62E-07 -4.95E-07 2.72E-06 -5.03E-07

Phase 6 -1.01E-07 -1.62E-07 -2.20E-07 -2.01E-07 -5.03E-07 2.66E-06
Hz = 50. 06-May-17 18:26:36
C Nonlinear branches
C
C BRANCH Type-99 Type-99 Pseudo-Nonlinear Resistance R(i)
C BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 Output VFLASH TDELAY
99 REC 1 5.0
C Current (i) Voltage (v)
1.0 100.0
2.0 200.1
9999
C END BRANCH Type-99
C
C
C BRANCH Type-98 Type-98 Pseudo-Nonlinear Reactor L(i)
C BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 Output CURRENT FLUX
98 TRAN 1 0.005 30.0
C Current (i) Flux (PSI)
0.0050 30.0
0.0100 40.0
0.0200 45.0
0.1000 50.0
5.0000 100.0
9999
C
C
C BRANCH Type-97 Type-97 Staircase Time-varying Resistance R(t)
C BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 Output VFLASH TDELAY
97 LOAD 1 -1.0
C Time (t) Resistance (R)
0.0000 1.0
2.0100 0.5
6.0100 2.0
7.0100 1.0E+35
9999
C
C
C BRANCH Type-96 Type-96 Pseudo-Nonlinear Hysteretic Inductor L(i)
C BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 Output CURRENT-SteadyFLUX-Stead
96 MA 1 8888.0
-0.1199000 -0.3754000 { Preceding 0.2 is residual flux in [volt-sec]
-0.0626400 -0.3643000 { 2nd of many current-flux pairs
-0.0353000 -0.3536000 { 3rd of many. These define hysteresis loop.
-0.0202500 -0.3428000
-0.0073200 -0.3214000
-0.0028690 -0.3000000
L(i) PSI v/s I
12
PSI (v-s)
-0.0005380 -0.2786000
0.0134500 0.0000000 10
0.0274400 0.2786000
8
0.0297700 0.3000000
0.0342200 0.3214000 6
0.0471500 0.3428000 4 I (amps)
0.0622000 0.3536000
2
0.0895400 0.3643000
0.1468000 0.3754000 0
0.2254000 0.3826000 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0
0.5494000 0.3968000
9999 { Terminate last point of Type-96 hysteresis el
C
C
C BRANCH Type-92 Type-92 Exponential ZnO surge arrestor R(i) (type 92 - 55
C BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 Output
92 RECA 1
C VREF VFLASH VZERO COL
778000.0 -1.0 0.0 4.0
C COEF EXPON VMIN
625.0 26.0 0.5
9999
92 RECB RECA 1
C Type-92 Multiphase Piecewise-Linear Resistance with Flashover. See DC38 for a three phase Zn
C BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 Output NFLASH
92 RECC 1
C R-lin VFLASH VZERO
0.0 -1.0 0.0
Voltage (V)
1.0 582400.0 12
2.0 590800.0
5.0 599200.0
10
10.0 604800.0 8
20.0 616000.0
6
50.0 630000.0
100.0 644000.0 4
200.0 661920.0
2
500.0 694400.0
1000.0 721280.0 0
0.0E+0
2.0E+0
4.0E+0
6.0E+0
8.0E+0
1.0E+1
1.2E+1
2000.0 756000.0
3000.0 778400.0 Current (A)
9999.0
C
C
C BRANCH Type-91 Type-91 Multiphase Time-Varying Resistance R(t)
91 A2 1
C V-start
300000.0
C RESISTANCE Time
300.0 0.0
200.0 3.0
150.0 6.0
150.0 1000.0
9999
C
C
C BRANCH Type-93 Type-93 True Nonlinear Inductance L(i)
C BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 Output CURRENT-Steady FLUX-Steady
93 TRAN 1 0.005 30.0
0.0000 0.0
0.0050 30.0
0.0100 40.0
0.0200 45.0
0.1000 50.0
5.0000 100.0
9999
C
C
C BRANCH Type-93 Type-93 User-Supplied FORTRAN for Nonlinear Element Modeli
C User-supplied fortran follows. This is a regular Type-93 NL inductor until
C the time-step loop. Note 3-card characteristic, followed by "9999" bound.
C The characteristic parameter usage is: PSI = a * tanh ( b * i ) + c * i.
C BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 Output CURRENT-Steady FLUX-Steady
93 XXXX 3 0.08 35.0
C Flag a - peak iron flux
-333777.0 35.0 FORTRAN
C b - current mul c = linear series L
20.0 5.0 FORTRAN
C Dummy I Dummy PSI
1.0 1.0 FORTRAN FLUX
9999
C
C
C BRANCH Type-91 Type-91 Circuit Breaker or Electric Arc Modeling.
C BUS1 BUS2 TACS BUS4 Output
91 BUS2 TACS RESIS 2
C
C SOURCE TYPE IDEAL TRANSFORMER TYPE 18 IDEAL TRANSFORMER & UNGROUNDED VOLTAGE SOURCE. RB VII - 6 D
C It is a BRANCH card.
C
IDEAL TRANSFORMER
C BUS1-W1 BUS2-W1 Output
1 J2A L2A
C BUS1-W2 BUS2-W2
2 K1A M1A
IDEAL TRANSFORMER
C BUS1-W1 BUS2-W1
1 J2B L2B
C BUS1-W2 BUS2-W2
2 K1B M1B
IDEAL TRANSFORMER
C BUS1-W1 BUS2-W1
1 J2C L2C
C BUS1-W2 BUS2-W2
2 K1C M1C
C END SOURCE TYPE IDEAL TRANSFORMER
C
stance R(i)
JUMP VSEAL
2
g Resistance R(t)
eretic Inductor L(i)

RESIDUAL FLUX
0.2
esidual flux in [volt-sec]

t-flux pairs
e define hysteresis loop.
nt of Type-96 hysteresis element
arrestor R(i) (type 92 - 5555). See DC37 for single phase ZnO.
5555.0
5555.0 { Phase b ZnO is copy of a}

ee DC38 for a three phase ZnO.
4444.0
{ First point of i-v curve.

{ Data is copied from DC-39
{ which was used to create
{ the ZnO branch cards that
{ are used in phases a &
{ b. But there is some
{ distortion due to the use
{ of linear rather than the
{ more accurate exponential
{ modeling, of course.
6.0E+0
8.0E+0
1.0E+1
1.2E+1
Current (A) { Last point of i-v curve.

{ Terminator for piecewise-linear characteristic
g Resistance R(t)
3333.0
FLUX-Steady
{ 1st point being origin is request to reflect
for Nonlinear Element Modeling
FLUX-Steady
{ -333777 = flag; a = peak iron flux
{ b = current mult; c = linear series L
{ Dummy 3rd card to protect card 2
ctric Arc Modeling.
{ R(t) controlled by TACS variable "RB" }
OLTAGE SOURCE. RB VII - 6 DC-25.
VOLT RATED
36.000
VOLT RATED
2.000
VOLT RATED
18.000
VOLT RATED
1.000
VOLT RATED
54.000
VOLT RATED
3.000
C Create CSV file CSV-to-DAT
C CC tpbig.exe folder: C:\ATP_20151221\
C CC csv.exe folder: C:\ATP_CSV\
C CC Project description: LINE CONSTANTS template for BSSR. See DC59.Dat for details
C Composite branches.
/BRANCH
C CC Cards in this worksheet are composite branch cards to model 3 phase loads, Thevenin impedance f
C CC In essence, data entry for loads and source impedance is simplified by use of equations in cell
C CC spcify minimum information and the rest is taken care of in respective cells.
C
C CC BRANCH RLC A composite branch card to model a 1 phase R-L load. P & CosØ
C CC 1 phase load connected L-N modelled as a RLC branch (Ohm) using rated voltage, active power and
C CC Rated voltage L-N (kV) = 0.24
C CC 1Ø load power P (kW) = 2.4
C CC Load power factor (lag) = 1
C CC 1Ø Apparant power S (kVA) = 2.4
C CC 1Ø Reactive power Q (kVAr) = 0
C CC Bus Name inputs 2 Char Prefix BUS1 No. BUS1 Phase
C CC 1 ph BRANCH LD 1 A
LD001A LD001N
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
C CC BRANCH RLC A composite branch card to model a 1 phase R-L load. S & CosØ
C CC 1 phase load connected L-N modelled as a RLC branch (Ohm) using rated voltage, apparent power a
C CC Load power factor CosØ (lag) = 1
LD001A LD001N
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
C CC BRANCH RLC A composite branch card to model a 1 phase R-L load. P & Q
C CC 1 phase load connected L-N modelled as a RLC branch (Ohm) using rated voltage, active power and
LD001A LD001N
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
C
C CC BRANCH RLC A composite branch card to model a 3 phase balanced R-L load. P & CosØ
C CC 3 phase balanced Y load modelled as RLC branch (Ohm) using rated voltage, active power and pow
C CC Rated voltage L-L (kV) = 0.415
LD001A LD001N
LD001B LD001N
LD001C LD001N
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
C CC BRANCH RLC A composite branch card to model a 3 phase balanced R-L load. S & CosØ
C CC 3 phase balanced Y load modelled as RLC branch (Ohm) using rated voltage, apparent power and p
LD001A LD001N
LD001B LD001N
LD001C LD001N
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
C CC BRANCH RLC A composite branch card to model a 3 phase balanced R-L load. P & Q
C CC 3 phase balanced Y load modelled as RLC branch (Ohm) using rated voltage, active power and rea
LD001A LD001N
LD001B LD001N
LD001C LD001N
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
C
C BRANCH 51 Z0Z1 A composite branch card to model a Thevenin equivalent source impedance as sequence components
C CC The source specified as a fault level by bus voltage (kV), 3Ø fault level (MVA), 1Ø fault level
C CC Bus voltage L-L (kV) = 11
C CC 3Ø fault level (MVA) = 100
C CC X1/R1 = 3
C CC X0/R0 = 1
C CC 3 ph BRANCH SCR 1 A
51 SCR01A C1001A
52 SCR01B C1001B
53 SCR01C C1001C
C END BRANCH 51
Run ATP Do ALL Open Rule Book
ellow with appropriate data

Adobe path: C:\Program Files\Adobe\
r BSSR. See DC59.Dat for details
hase loads, Thevenin impedance for a source and so on.

fied by use of equations in cells. One need to
pective cells.
rated voltage, active power and power factor.

Load I (A) = 10.00
Load Re I (A) = 10.00 Load Im I (A) = 0.00
Z (Ohm)= 24.000000 { Z(Ohm)= 24
R (Ohm)= 24.000000 X (wL) (Ohm) = 0.0000000
2 Char Prefix BUS2 No. BUS2 Phase

LD 1 N
1 24.0000 0.0000
rated voltage, apparent power and power factor.

Load I (A) = 10.00
Z (Ohm)= 24.000000 { Z(Ohm)= 24
R (Ohm)= 24.000000 X (wL) (Ohm) = 0.0000000

LD 1 N
1 24.0000 0.0000
rated voltage, active power and reactive power.

Load I (A) = 10.00
Z (Ohm)= 24.000000 { Z(Ohm)= 24
R (Ohm)= 24.000000 X (wL) (Ohm) = 0.0000000

LD 1 N
1 24.0000 0.0000
ed voltage, active power and power factor.

Load I (A) = 10.02
Z (Ohm)= 23.92
R (Ohm)= 23.92 X (wL) (Ohm) = 0.00

LD 1 N
1 23.9201 0.0000
1 23.9201 0.0000
1 23.9201 0.0000
ed voltage, apparent power and power factor.

Load I (A) = 10.02
Z (Ohm)= 23.92
R (Ohm)= 23.92 X (wL) (Ohm) = 0.00

LD 1 N
1 23.9201 0.0000
1 23.9201 0.0000
1 23.9201 0.0000
ed voltage, active power and reactive power.

Load I (A) = 10.02
Z (Ohm)= 23.92
R (Ohm)= 23.92 X (wL) (Ohm) = 0.00

LD 1 N
1 23.9201 0.0000
1 23.9201 0.0000
1 23.9201 0.0000
mpedance as sequence components - Z0 & Z1.

ault level (MVA), 1Ø fault level (MVA) and X/R ratio.
R0 (Ohm) = 1.7112 X0 (wL)(Ohm) = 1.7112 Z0 (Ohm) = 2.4200

R1 (Ohm) = 0.3826 X1 (wL)(Ohm) = 1.1479 Z1 (Ohm) = 1.2100
C1 1 A
1 1.7112 1.7112 {Z0
0.3826 1.1479 {Z1
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#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
C:\ATP_RB\ATP_RB_TR.pdf
C Switches
C
C CC SWITCH TIME CONTROLLED CLASS 1 PDF RULE BOOK 6A-1
C CC BUS1 BUS2 Output TCLOSE TOPEN Ierror (A)
SCR01A 0001_A 1 0 0.04 0.0990
SCR01B 0001_B 2 0.02 0.04 0.0990
SCR01C 0001_C 3 0.03 0.04 0.0990
C CC END SWITCH TIME CONTROLLED
C
C CC SWITCH FLASHOVER CLASS 2 PDF RULE BOOK 6A-2
C CC BUS1 BUS2 Output TCLOSE TOPEN Ierror (A) Vflash (V)
SCR01A 0001_A 1 0.1000 10.0E+3
SCR01B 0001_B 2 0.1000 100.0E+0
SCR01C 0001_C 3 0.0000 15.0E+3
C CC END SWITCH FLASHOVER
C
C CC SWITCH MEASURING CLASS 4 PDF RULE BOOK 6A-3
C CC BUS1 BUS2 Output
SCR01A 0001_A 1
SCR01B 0001_B 2
SCR01C 0001_C 3
SCR02A 0002_A 4
C CC END SWITCH MEASURING
C
C CC SWITCH STATISTICS INDEPENDENT CLASS 3A PDF RULE BOOK 6B-1
CLOP
0=CLose
C CC BUS1 BUS2 Output T mean(s) T Sigma(s) Ierror (A) 3333=OPen
SCR01A 0001_A 1 0.002 0.0004 3333
SCR01B 0001_B 2 0.002 0.0004 3333
SCR01C 0001_C 3 0.004 0.0005 3333
C CC END SWITCH STATISTICS INDEPENDENT
C
C CC SWITCH STATISTICS DEPENDENT CLASS 3b PDF RULE BOOK 6B-1
CLOP
0=CLose
C CC BUS1 BUS2 Output T mean(s) T Sigma(s) Ierror (A) 3333=OPen
SCR11A 0011_A 1 0.006 0.0002 3333
SCR11B 0011_B 2 0.006 0.0002 3333
SCR11C 0011_C 3 0.006 0.0002 3333
C CC END SWITCH STATISTICS DEPENDENT
C
C CC SWITCH SYSTEMAT CLASS 3A PDF RULE BOOK 6B-2
C CC BUS1 BUS2 Output T mid (s) T Step (s) NSTEP
SCR01A 0001_A 1 0.003 0.0001 12.0000
SCR01B 0001_B 2 0.002 0.0001 8.0000
SCR01C 0001_C 3 0.001 0.0002 10.0000
C CC END SWITCH SYSTEMATIC CC INDEPENDENT
C
C CC SWITCH SYSTEMATIC CC DEPENDENT CLASS 3b PDF RULE BOOK 6B-2
C CC BUS1 BUS2 Output T Delay (s)
SCR01A 0001_A 1 0.005
SCR01B 0001_B 2 0.005
SCR01C 0001_C 3 0.005
C CC END SWITCH SYSTEMATIC CC DEPENDENT
C
C
C CC SWITCH DIODE TYPE 11 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-1
C CC BUS1 - ano BUS2 - ca ECHO V/I/P/E Re Vig I HOLD
11 SCR01A 0001_A 1 0 0
11 SCR01B 0001_B 2 0 0
11 SCR01C 0001_C 3 0 0
C CC END SWITCH DIODE
C
C CC SWITCH VALVE TYPE 11 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-1 THYRISTOR controlled by TACS signal
C CC BUS1 - ano BUS2 - ca ECHO Output Vig I HOLD T DEION (s)
11 SCR01A 0001_A 1 0 0 0
11 SCR01B 0001_B 2 0 0 0
11 SCR01C 0001_C 3 0 0 0
C CC END SWITCH VALVE
C
C CC SWITCH TACS CONTROLLED TYPE 11 TYPE 11 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-1
C CC BUS1 BUS2 ECHO Output Vig I HOLD
11 SCR01A 0001_A 1 0 0
11 SCR01B 0001_B 2 0 0
11 SCR01C 0001_C 3 0 0
C CC END SWITCH TACS CONTROLLED TYPE 11
C
C CC SWITCH TACS CONTROLLED TYPE 12 TYPE 12 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-2 SPARK GAP and TRIAC APPLICATION
C CC BUS1 - ano BUS2 - ca ECHO Output Vig I HOLD
12 SCR01A 0001_A 1 0 0
12 SCR01B 0001_B 2 0 0
12 SCR01C 0001_C 3 0 0
C
C
C CC BUS1 BUS2 ECHO Output
13 SCR01A 0001_A 1
13 SCR01B 0001_B 2
13 SCR01C 0001_C 3
C
C C #DISABLE
C CC SWITCH GIFU SWITCH GIFU
C See DCN17.DAT. GIFU declaration in cols. 61-64 of FIXED-FORMAT data card.
13 SCR01A 0001_A 1 3
11 SCR02A 0002_A 1 3
11 N2 N3 1 3
13 SWITCP VOI 1 1
C
11 N2 N3 1 3
13 SWITCP VOI 1 1
C CC END SWITCH GIFU
C C #ENABLE
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
STATISTICS TARGET
STATISTICS
STATISTICS
STATISTICS TARGET
STATISTICS RBUS1 RBUS2

STATISTICS SCR01A 0001_A
STATISTICS SCR01B 0001_B
STATISTICS SCR01C 0001_C
SYSTEMATIC TARGET
SYSTEMATIC
SYSTEMATIC TARGET
SYSTEMATIC
SYSTEMATIC RBUS1 RBUS2

SYSTEMATIC SCR01A 0001_A
SYSTEMATIC SCR01B 0001_B
SYSTEMATIC SCR01C 0001_C
CLOSED
CLOSED
CLOSED
CLOSED
led by TACS signal TACS NAMES

CLOSED SAME GRID OPEN/CLOSE
FIRE2
DEALY TRIG
FIRE3
TACS NAMES
ORDER
ORDER
ORDER
AC APPLICATION TACS NAMES

CLOSED SPARK CLAMP
ORDER
ORDER
ORDER
TACS NAMES
CLOSED OPEN/CLOSE
ORDER
CLOSED SIG
CLOSED TRIG
-64 of FIXED-FORMAT data card. TACS NAMES

GRID OPEN/CLOSE
GIFU SIG { deleted cell b4 GIFU so that all moves left - based on WSM
GIFU SIG
CLOSEDGIFU SIG { merged CLOSED and GIFU into a single cell - based on WSM e
CLOSEDGIFU SIG
CLOSED GIFU SIG { CLOSED and GIFU in separate cells are acceptable, as long
CLOSED GIFU SIG
all moves left - based on WSM email 10 Dec 2013
a single cell - based on WSM email dated Fri 13 Dec 2013.
cells are acceptable, as long as there is a blank cell between "GIFU" cell and the "SIG" cell - based on WSM email dated Sun 15 D
WSM email dated Sun 15 Dec 2013.
C
C CC tpbig.exe folder: C:\ATP_20151221\ tpbig or tpgig.exe?:
C CC Project description: CSV template for all different diffrent ATP Source data Cards
C CC
/SOURCE
C
C SOURCE TYPE 10 SAWTOOTH TYPE 10 SAWTOOTH RULE BOOK
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE
10 SAW_V 1.0E6*(TIMEX-(TRUNC(TIMEX/1.0E-6)*1.0E-6))
10 SAW_I -1 1.0E6*(TIMEX-(TRUNC(TIMEX/1.0E-6)*1.0E-6))
C END SOURCE TYPE 10 SAWTOOTH
C
C SOURCE TYPE 10 SQUARE WAVE TYPE 10 SQUARE WAVE RULE BOOK
10 SQUARE 0.5*SIGN(SIN(TIMEX*2000000.0))+0.5
10 SQUA_I -1 0.5*SIGN(SIN(TIMEX*2000000.0))+0.5
C END SOURCE TYPE 10 SQUARE WAVE
C
C SOURCE TYPE 11 STEP FUNCTION TYPE 11 RULE BOOK
11 SCR01A -1 10.0
11 SCR01B 0 100.0
11 STEP -1 1.0
C END SOURCE TYPE 11 STEP FUNCTION
C
C SOURCE TYPE 12 RAMP TYPE 12 ONE SLOPE RAMPRULE BOOK
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE TIME-0
12 RAMPA -1 100.0 0.22
12 RAMPB 0 10.0 0.015
12 SLOPE1 -1 1.0 1.0E-06
C END SOURCE TYPE 12 RAMP
C
C SOURCE TYPE 13 TWO SLOPE RAMP TYPE 13 TWO SLOPE RAMP RULE BOOK
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE TIME-0 A1 TIME-1
13 RAMP2A -1 100.0 0.22 50 0.440
13 RAMP2B 0 10.0 0.015 1 0.030
13 SLOPE2 -1 1.0 1.0E-06 0.5 15.0E-06
C END SOURCE TYPE 13 TWO SLOPE RAMP
C
C SOURCE TYPE 14 SINUSOIDAL TYPE 14 SINUSOIDAL RULE BOOK - 3 phase
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY PHASE A1
14 SCR_A 0 76210.2 50.0 0 0
14 SCR_B 0 76210.2 50.0 -120 0
14 SCR_C 0 76210.2 50.0 -240 0
C END SOURCE TYPE 14 SINUSOIDAL
C
C SOURCE TYPE 14 TRAPPED CHARGE TYPE 14 TRAPPED CHARGE RULE BOOK
C NAME (BUS1) TRAPPED CHARGE AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY
14 TRAPA -1 100.0 0.001
14 TRAPB -1 1000.0 0.010
14 TRAPC -1 6350.0 0.050
C END SOURCE TYPE 14 TRAPPED CHARGE
C
C STANDLER - Surge model
C
C T N
C V(T)= K (----) EXP(-T/TAU)
C TAU
C
C HEIDLER
C
C N
C (T/TAU)
C V(T)= K ------------ EXP(-T/TAU)
C N
C 1+(T/TAU)
C
C DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL
C
C V(T)= A*(EXP(-ALFA*T)-EXP(-BETA*T))
C
C FOR HEIDLER, STANDLER AND DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL SOURCES:
C
C Perc: 0 The source is defined by peak, time to peak, time to half value
C
C 50 The source is defined by peak, rise time, (10%-90%)
C and full time at half maximum.
C
C 10 The source is defined by peak, virtual front time (10%-90%),
C and virtual time to half value
C
C 30 The source is defined by peak, virtual front time (30%-90%),
C and virtual time to half value
C
C CIGRE
C N
C V(T)= K1*T + K2*T FOR T < T90
C
C
C V(T)= K3*EXP(-(T-T90)/TAU1)-K4*EXP(-(T-T90)/TAU2)) FOR T> T90
C
C SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE DOUBLE EXPONENTTYPE 15 SURGE - DC-19 DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL RULE BOOK
C f(t) = AMPLITUDE*(exp(A*t)-exp(B*t)). TRUE AMPLITUDE = MAXIMUM OF V(T)
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE A B
15 ALGHTN -1 1.0 0.0 0.00005
15 LIGHTN -1 1.0 -20000.0 -500000
15 TWOE2 -1 1.2 -36000.0 -5.0E-06
C END SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL
C
C SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL IN LINE TYPE 15 SURGE - DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) T1 T2 PERC PEAK Key
15 TWOE1 -1 2.0E-06 1.0E-05 0 1 Two exp in-line
C END SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL IN LINE
C
C SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE STANDLER TYPE 15 SURGE - Standler RULE BOOK
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) T1 T2 PERC PEAK Key
15 STNDLR -1 2.0E-06 1.0E-05 0 1 Standler in-line
C END SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE STANDLER
C
C SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE HEIDLER IN LINE TYPE 15 SURGE - Heidler In Line RULE BOOK
C N
C (T/TAU)
C V(T)= K ------------ EXP(-T/TAU)
C N
C 1+(T/TAU)
C
C NAME(BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) T FRONT T TAIL PERC PEAK Key
15 HEIDL1 -1 2.0E-06 1.0E-05 0 1 Heidler i
C END SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE HEIDLER IN LINE
C
C SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE HEIDLER TYPE 15 SURGE - Heidler RULE BOOK
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE T FRONT TAU N
15 HEIDL2 -1 0.6 1.0E-06 30.0E-6 5
C END SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE HEIDLER
C
C SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE CIGRE TYPE 15 SURGE - CIGRE RULE BOOK
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) PEAK T FRONT T TAIL cigre
15 CIGRE1 -1 1.1 1.0E-06 10.0E-6 CIGRE
C END SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE CIGRE
C
C SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE HEVIA TYPE 15 SURGE - HEVIA RULE BOOK
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE T FRONT T TAIL KEY
15 CESI2 -1 1.2E+00 1.0E-06 10.0E-6 CESI
C
15 USER2 2.0 usrfun
15 USER8 8.0 USRFUN
15 USER9 9.0 usrfun
C END SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE HEVIA
C
C SOURCE TYPE 14 ANALYTIC See DC5.DAT and DC41.DAT
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY KEY
14 ANALYT -1 60.0 ANALYTIC
C
C Sources 16, 17, 18 and 60.
C
C SOURCE TYPE 16 HVDC TYPE 16 - SIMPLIFIED EQUIVALENT OF HVDC CONVERTER - DC SOURCE. RB
C CATHODE NAME INITIAL FLAG K INITIAL V T1 T2 T3
16 VR 1 1.39 7380.00 4.40 0.040 0.0103
C ANODE NAME K1 K2 V dc.min V dc.max Re
16 GR -148000.00 14800.00 -70000.00 70000.00 1.00E-08
C END SOURCE TYPE 16 HVDC
C
C SOURCE TYPE 17 TACS MODULATION OF NEXT SOURCE RB VII - D DC-19
C NAME
17 TWO { The constant 2.0 of TACS multiplies following 1/2 to give unity:
C NAME (BUS1) AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY
14 COSINE 0 0.500 0.500
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE A B
15 SURGE 0 2.0 -1.0 -3.0
15 TAKUSG 0 2.0 -1.0 -3.0 -6666
C END SOURCE TYPE 17 TACS MODULATION OF NEXT SOURCE
C
C SOURCE TYPE 18 IDEAL TRANSFORMER TYPE 18 IDEAL TRANSFORMER & UNGROUNDED VOLTAGE SOURCE.
C NAME (BUS1) AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY
14 J2A 0 1.00E-20 60.000
C BUS-L Ratio - n BUS-K BUS-M BUS-X
18 L2A 18.00 K1A M1A 18TYP1
14 J2B 0 1.00E-20 60.000
18 L2B 18.00 K1B M1B 18TYP2
14 J2C 0 1.00E-20 60.000
18 L2C 18.00 K1C M1C 18TYP3
C END SOURCE TYPE 18 IDEAL TRANSFORMER
C
C SOURCE TYPE 60 CONNECTION TO TACS VARIABLE RB VII - D DC-22
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0)
60 FIRE1
C END SOURCE TYPE 60 CONNECTION TO TACS VARIABLE
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
TPBIG.EXE { #VALUE!
rce data Cards
TSTART (s) TSTOP (s)

0.059 0.36
0.01 0.1
TSTART TSTOP
0.150 0.72
0.010 0.04
TSTART TSTOP
0.150 0.72
0.010 0.04
TSTART TSTOP
-1.000 100
-1.000 100
-1.000 100
TSTART TSTOP
5432 100
5432 100
5432 100
RULE BOOK
TSTART TSTOP
0.000 5
10
URGE - DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL IN LINE RULE BOOK

TSTART TSTOP
Two exp in-line
dler RULE BOOK

TSTART TSTOP
Standler in-line
ler In Line RULE BOOK
N TSTART TSTOP
6.000
TSTART TSTOP
{ it is an old Heidler source
SMAX TSTART TSTOP

5.0E+6
TSTART TSTOP
FUNCTION NAME
HYPERB
ONVERTER - DC SOURCE. RB VII - 6 DC-44

i INITIAL
1000.00
freq IOUT
0.00 3.00
lowing 1/2 to give unity:

TSTART TSTOP
1.000E-06 1.00E-03 { Cosine starts at peak 0.5, and also ends there
TSTART TSTOP
1.00E-06 1.00E-03 { Surge function is a smooth pulse > 0
1.00E-06 1.00E-03 { Same except 2.0 = peak value
NGROUNDED VOLTAGE SOURCE. RB VII - 6 DC-25
TSTART TSTOP
1.000E-06 1.00E-03
1.000E-06 1.00E-03
1.000E-06 1.00E-03
TSTART TSTOP
1.000E-06 1.00E-03
ends there
C
C INITIAL CONDITIONS RB XI pg Note Card for node voltages is different to linear BRANCH current. The linear BRANCH c
C CC 2 - INITIAL CONDITIONS for Node voltages.
C CC BUS1 Real for S Im f in Hz
2 POS 125.0
2 NEG -175.0
C END INITIAL CONDITIONS
C
C INITIAL CONDITIONS RB XI pg Note Card for node voltages is different to linear BRANCH current. The linear BRANCH c
C CC 3 - INITIAL CONDITIONS for linear BRANCH CURRENTS. For R-L-C, it is initial voltage across the capacitance
C BUS1 BUS2 A B (CAP Vol C D
3 POS 125
3 NEG 175
C 4 POS POS1 1.23 4.56 {Initial current in a non-linear or time varying BRANCH
C END INITIAL CONDITIONS
rent. The linear BRANCH current card is used for initial voltage across the R-L-C capacitance.
rent. The linear BRANCH current card is used for initial voltage across the R-L-C capacitance.
e across the capacitance of the R-L-C element
varying BRANCH
C Outputs and plots.
C
C NODE VOLTAGE, BRANCH Current (-1), BRANCH voltage (-2), BRANCH Current and Voltage (-3), BR
C BUS 1 BUS 2 BUS 3 BUS 4 BUS 5 BUS 6 BUS 7 BUS 8 BUS 9
1 XXX
C Branches or switches current (-1)
C BRCH1 BRCH2 BRCH3 BRCH4 BRCH5 BRCH6 BRCH7 BRCH8 BRCH9
-1 LIN001 LIN002
-1 SWT001
C
C Branches or switches voltage (-2)
-2 LIN002
-2 SWT002
C
C Branches or switches current and voltage (-3)
-3 LIN002
-3 SWT002
C
C Branches or switches power and energy (-4)
-4 LIN002
-4 SWT002
C
C Voltage between pair of nodes (-5)
-5 VD NEG
-5 POS NEG
C
BLANK OUTPUT NODE and BRANCH VOLTAGE CURRENT POWER and ENERGY END
C
C PRINTER PLOT
C CALCOMP PLOT
SCREEN PLOT
C Arbitrary 78-character case-title text
2 Arbitrary 78-character case-title text -------------------------------------->
C Arbitrary 78-character graph subheading text
Arbitrary 78-character graph-subheading title text--------------------------->
C
C Node-voltage plot
C
C UNIT: 1 degrees 2 cycles 3 seconds 4 milliseconds
C 5 microseconds 6 frequency in Hz 7 log10(6)
C 4 UNIT HPI HMIN HMAX VMIN VMAX BUS1 BUS2
1 4 4 3 0 50 POS NEG
1 4 4 3 0 50 VSA VAP
1 4 4 0 0 50 VSA VAP
3 0 50 -100 100
C
C Voltage differences or powers
C
1 8 4 3 0 50 POS NEG
1 8 4 3 0 50 VSA VAP
1 8 4 0 0 50 VSA VAP
3 0 50 -100 100
C
C Currents or energies
C
1 9 4 3 0 50 VSA VAP
1 9 4 3 0 50 VAP VSA
1 9 4 0 0 50 VAP VSA
3 0 50 -100 100
BLANK PLOT END
nd Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4), Voltage between Pair of Nodes(-5)
BUS 10 BUS 11 BUS 12 BUS 13
{node voltage request}
BRCH10 BRCH11 BRCH12 BRCH13

{Only BRANCH current request}
{Only SWITCH current request}

{Only BRANCH voltage request}
{Only SWITCH voltage request}

{BRANCH current and voltage request}
{SWITCH current and voltage request}

{BRANCH power and energy request}
{SWITCH power and energy request}

{Voltage between nodes request}
---------->
---------->
BUS3 BUS4 Graph He Vertical Axis Heading Label

VD 16 ARBIT 16 ARBITRARY TEXT
VAP1 VA 16 ARBIT 16 ARBITRARY TEXT
16 ARBIT 16 ARBITRARY TEXT

echo off
SET gnudir=C:\ATP_20151221\
C:\ATP_20151221\TPBIG.EXE DISK C:\ATP_CSV\C1A_01S1A_01_0.DAT C:\ATP_CSV\C1A_01S1A_01_0.LIS -R
C:\ATP_20151221\TPBIG.EXE DISK C:\ATP_CSV\C1B_01S1B_01_0.DAT C:\ATP_CSV\C1B_01S1B_01_0.LIS -R
C:\ATP_20151221\TPBIG.EXE DISK C:\ATP_CSV\C1C_01S1C_01_0.DAT C:\ATP_CSV\C1C_01S1C_01_0.LIS -R
rem PAUSE
DEL C:\ATP_CSV\dum*.bin
DEL C:\ATP_CSV\*.tmp
DEL C:\ATP_CSV\*.dbg
C Para Create CSV file Para CSV-to-DAT Para Run ATP Para Do ALL
C CC This worksheet filename: #VALUE!
C CC Project description: Project console for a parametric analysis
C CC
Network model Worksheet BUS1 cell Worksheet BUS2 cell

worksheet name address address
ProjectPara B24 C24
cnt1 - Count of Bus cnt2 - Count of

names fault resistances
6 5
Fault Location Fault Resistance
BUS1 BUS2 (Ohm)
C1A_01 S1A_01 1.0E-6
C1B_01 S1B_01 1.00E-03
C1C_01 S1C_01 1.00E-01
C1A_02 S1A_02 1
C1B_02 S1B_02 10
C1C_02 S1C_02
Para Do ALL Open Rule Book
h appropriate data

Adobe path: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Read
Fault resistance cell

address
G24
Total number of network

model files created
30
ATP Output File Name
C1A_01S1A_01
C1B_01S1B_01
C1C_01S1C_01
C1A_02S1A_02
C1B_02S1B_02
C1C_02S1C_02
#VALUE!
#VALUE!
#VALUE!
les\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
#REF!
Del *.pl4
Del *.pl4
Del *.pl4
C Create CSV file CSV-to-DAT Run ATP Do ALL
C CC Project description: Network simulation data case.
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C CC DELTAT TMAX XOPT COPT EPSILN TOLMAT TSTART
10.0E-6 20.0E-3 50.0 50.0
C CC IOUT IPLOT IDOUBL KSSOUT MAXOUT IPUN MEMSAV
1.00E+06 1.00E+00 1 1 1 1 0
C
C CC
C CC This data card is for parametric analysis variables. Do Not move or change these cells.
C CC BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 Output R_OHM
C1C_02 S1C_02 3 10
C CC
C CC
C CC
C CC BRANCH RLC Col 80
SCR_A C1A_01 1.0E-6
SCR_B C1B_01 1.0E-6
SCR_C C1C_01 1.0E-6
S1A_01 1.0E-6
S1B_01 1.0E-6
S1C_01 1.0E-6
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
C C RHO. FREQ.IDEC.IPNT.DIST(m). PUN.
C 100.0 50.0 2000 1 { 1 nominal pi
$UNITS, 0.0, 0.0
$VINTAGE, 1
C Pi-equivalent model with length = 2000 (meter)
C CC BRANCH PI CARDS FOR PI-EQUIVALENTS Alternate high precision format
1 C1A_01 C1A_02 0.43732029
2 C1B_01 C1B_02 0.09824284
0.43732029
3 C1C_01 C1C_02 0.09828671
0.09828695
0.43740841
4 S1A_01 S1A_02 0.36869337
0.09824284
0.09828671
0.47417203
5 S1B_01 S1B_02 0.09824284
0.36869337
0.09828695
0.09824284
0.47417203
6 S1C_01 S1C_02 0.09828671
0.09828695
0.36878149
0.09828671
0.09828695
0.47426015
$VINTAGE, -1,
$UNITS, -1., -1.,
C Remote end
C1A_02 T1H__R 1.0E-6
C1B_02 T1H__S 1.0E-6
C1C_02 T1H__T 1.0E-6
S1A_02 1.0E+6
S1B_02 1.0E+6
S1C_02 1.0E+6
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
C CC SATURABLE TRANSFORMER COMPONENT

C CC 3 phase 2 winding transformer model - Name plate data.
C CC 3 phase Rating (kVA)= 200 rms Winding connection
C CC L-L HV Voltage (kV)= 11.00 rms Delta
C CC L-L LV Voltage (kV)= 0.415 rms Star
C CC Impedance (%) = 3.93
C CC 2000 = Short circuit 3 phase power loss Pex (W)
C CC 0.188 = Excitation current rms Iex LV (%)
C CC 309.44 = Excitation 3 phase power loss Pex (W)
C CC Frequency (Hz) = 50 Processed data

C CC Transformer No = 1 11000 = per-phase HV voltage (V)
C CC 240 = per-phase LV voltage (V)
C CC Base Z @ HV (Ohm) = 605 666.67 = per-phase load loss
C CC Base Z @ LV (Ohm) = 0.861125 6.06 = HV per-phase rated current (A
C CC Base I @ HV (A) = 10.49727762 278.24 = LV per-phase rated current (A
C CC Base I @ LV (A) = 278.2410936 103.15 = per-phase no-load (core) loss
C CC 0.5231 = Io per-phase no-load excitat
C CC Calculated values of STC 0.4305 = Ic core-loss component curren
C CC HV R (Ohm) = 9.075 0.2972 = Im magnetizing component curr
C CC HV jX (Ohm) = 34.49085049 556.57 = Rc magnetizing branch resista
C CC LV R (Ohm) = 0.00431 806.32 = Xm magnetizing branch reactan
C CC LV jX (Ohm) = 0.01636 18.15 = ReqH equivalent series resist
C CC Linear magnetizing impedance 68.98 = XeqH equivalent series reacta
C CC I peak (A) = 0.0279 0.00861 = ReqL equivalent series resist
C CC Flux Phi peak (Vs) = 49.5495 0.03273 = XeqL equivalent series reacta
C CC Rmag (Ohm) = 556.57E+0
C CC BUSTOP I FLUX Rmag Output
TRANSFORMER T1---R 313.9E-3 961.6E-3 556.6E+0 3
C Current(A) Flux (V-s)
0.3138613 0.9616159
0.3858939 1.0302916
0.5313200 1.0803796
0.7736700 1.0989934
2.9405870 1.1676690
17.6968733 1.2363708
35.9439399 1.2707086
9999
C BUS1 BUS2 Blank Blank Output R
1 T1L__R T1L__N 0.00431
2 T1H__R T1H__S 9.0750
C REFBUS BUSTOP
TRANSFORMER T1---R T1---S
C BUS1 BUS2 Blank Blank R
1 T1L__S T1L__N 0.00431
2 T1H__S T1H__T 9.0750
C REFBUS BUSTOP
TRANSFORMER T1---R T1---T
1 T1L__T T1L__N 0.0043
2 T1H__T T1H__R 9.0750
C Neutral point connection Output R
T1L__N 1.00E-6
C CC END SATURABLE TRANSFORMER COMPONENT
C
C Connect load to Transformer LV terminals using very small resistance
C CC BRANCH RLC Output
T1L__R LDA_02 1.0E-6
T1L__S LDB_02 1.0E-6
T1L__T LDC_02 1.0E-6
C
C CC 3 phase balanced Y load modelled as RLC branch (Ohm) using rated voltage, apparent power and pow
C CC Rated voltage L-L (kV) = 0.415 Load I (A) =
C CC 3Ø Apparant power S (kVA) = 200 Load Re I (A) =
C CC Load power factor CosØ (lag) = 1 Z (Ohm)=
C CC 3Ø load power P (kW) = 200 R (Ohm)=
LDA_03 N 1 0.8611
LDB_03 N 1 0.8611
LDC_03 N 1 0.8611
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
$DISABLE { The following cards are only to illustrate $INSERT card usage. Since these
C rows are sandwiched between $DISABLE and $ENABLE cards, they are inactive in
C this data case.
C Insert punched cards of mutually coupled impedances from Cable Parameters program
$INSERT C:\ATP_CSV\cp_st_scx1cond.pun
$INSERT C:\ATP_CSV\cp_st_pipe_scx1cond.pun
$ENABLE
C
$DISABLE { Because following rows are sandwiched between $DISABLE and $ENABLE cards,
C they are inactive in this data case.
C Connect cable to source and load
C CC BRANCH RLC cp_st_scx1cond Output
SCR_A C001_1 1.0E-6
C001_2 100.0E+0
C cp_st_pipe_scx1cond
SCR_A C001_3 1.0E-6
C001_4 100.0E+0
C cp_st_scx2cond
SCR_A C01A_5 1.0E-6
C01A_6 100.0E+0
SCR_A C01A_7 1.0E-6
C01A_8 100.0E+0
C cp_st_scx3cond
SCR_A C01A_9 1.0E-6
C01A10 100.0E+0
SCR_A C01A11 1.0E-6
C01A12 100.0E+0
$ENABLE
C
C #PASS { Illustration of use of special csv2atp commands to pass character by character in all
C rows sandwiched between C #PASS and C #ENDPASS prompts.
C <++++++> Cards punched by support routine on 15-Nov-15 09:39:51 <++++++>
C LINE CONSTANTS
C C
C METRIC
C BRANCH 01A_0101A_0201B_0101B_0201C_0101C_02
C BRANCH 02A_0102A_0202B_0102B_0202C_0102C_02
C BRANCH 01E_0101E_0202E_0102E_02
C C
C $VINTAGE, 1
C $ERASE
C C IPHASE SKIN RESIS (Ohm/km) IXTYPE REACT DIA (cm) HORI (m) Vtower (m) Vmid (
C C
C C PSKIN-RESIS---IXREACT---DIAM----HORIZ---VTORRE--VMEDIO--SEPAR---ALFA--NAME--
C C -=====--------==--------========--------========--------========------======
C 1 .5 .2545 4 1.44 -4. 16.
C 2 .5 .2545 4 1.44 -4. 12.
C 3 .5 .2545 4 1.44 -4. 8.
C 4 .5 .2545 4 1.44 4. 16.
C 5 .5 .2545 4 1.44 4. 12.
C 6 .5 .2545 4 1.44 4. 8.
C 7 .5 9.2431 4 .163 -2. 18.
C 8 .5 9.2431 4 .163 2. 18.
C BLANK END OF CONDUCTORS DATA
C C
C C FREQUENCY DATA
C C
C C M I
C C I U M T
C C I P IT I I I O R
C C C I SU D P P D N
C C A P EA E N U A S
C C RHO FREQ FCAR ICPR IZPR PDIST R GL C T N L F
C C ------==========---------- =-=-=- =-=-=- =-------- =-=-=-===---===--==
C 100. 50. 1. 000000 100000 1 5.4 000000 0 0 44 1 9
$VINTAGE, 1
$UNITS, 50., 0.0,
101A_0101A_02 1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.12343029E-02
201B_0101B_02 2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -6.70044758E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.16380314E-02
301C_0101C_02 2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.63312742E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -6.48499781E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.15926541E-02
402A_0102A_02 2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.78810943E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.57638398E+00 -2.15495952E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.49664959E+00 -1.30299228E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.12343029E-02
502B_0102B_02 2.66479849E-01 1.57638398E+00 -2.15495952E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.52908249E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.57638398E+00 -2.01899423E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -6.70044758E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.16380314E-02
602C_0102C_02 2.66479849E-01 1.49664959E+00 -1.30299228E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.57638398E+00 -2.01899423E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.47046563E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.63312742E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -6.48499781E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.15926541E-02
701E_0101E_02 2.66479849E-01 1.96700912E+00 -6.96051664E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.69397386E+00 -2.76649497E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.53187484E+00 -1.25733980E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.69397386E+00 -3.02503228E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.59425801E+00 -1.81036966E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.48636484E+00 -9.50007690E-04
5.01792679E+01 4.81776060E+00 3.18081462E-02
802E_0102E_02 2.66479849E-01 1.69397386E+00 -3.02503228E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.59425801E+00 -1.81036966E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.48636484E+00 -9.50007690E-04
2.66479849E-01 1.96700912E+00 -6.96051664E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.69397386E+00 -2.76649497E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.53187484E+00 -1.25733980E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -3.96796441E-03
5.01792679E+01 4.81776060E+00 3.18081462E-02
$VINTAGE, -1,
$UNITS, -1., -1., { Restore values that existed b4 preceding $UNITS
C #ENDPASS
C
BLANK BRANCH
C
LDA_02 LDA_03 3
LDB_02 LDB_03 3
LDC_02 LDC_03 3
BLANK SWITCH
C CC SOURCE TYPE 14 SINUSOIDAL TYPE 14 SINUSOIDAL SOURCE
C CC Line-Line RMS Voltage = 11000 V
C CC NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY PHASE A1
14 SCR_A 0 8981.5 50.0 0 0
14 SCR_B 0 8981.5 50.0 -120 0
14 SCR_C 0 8981.5 50.0 -240 0
C CC END SOURCE TYPE 14 SINUSOIDAL
BLANK SOURCES
C CC Request node voltages for .PL4 plot file for following nodes.
C CC NODE VOLTAGE, BRANCH Current (-1), BRANCH voltage (-2), BRANCH Current and Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and En
SCR_A SCR_B SCR_C LDA_02 LDB_02 LDC_02
BLANK OUTPUTS
BLANK
BLANK
BLANK
Do ALL Open Rule Book
ith appropriate data #VALUE!

#VALUE!
tpbig or tpgig.exe?: TPBIG.EXE #VALUE!
ICAT NENERG IPRSUP

1 0 0
change these cells.

wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)
wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)
igh precision format

5.31085239 0.32829357
2.82558962 0.00000000
5.31085239 0.32829357
2.82536340 0.00000000
3.08887759 0.00000000
5.31055534 0.32829357
4.89986567 -0.32829357
2.82558962 0.00000000
2.82536340 0.00000000
4.89709936 0.49882830
2.82558962 0.00000000
4.89986567 -0.32829357
3.08887759 0.00000000
2.82558962 0.00000000
4.89709936 0.49882830
2.82536340 0.00000000
3.08887759 0.00000000
4.89956862 -0.32829357
2.82536340 0.00000000
3.08887759 0.00000000
4.89680231 0.49882830
wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)
Volt value in model

11
0.240
power loss Pex (W)

Iex LV (%)
er loss Pex (W)
per-phase HV voltage (V)

per-phase LV voltage (V)
per-phase load loss
HV per-phase rated current (A)
LV per-phase rated current (A)
per-phase no-load (core) loss (W)
Io per-phase no-load excitation current (A)
Ic core-loss component current (A)
Im magnetizing component current (A)
Rc magnetizing branch resistance (Ohm)
Xm magnetizing branch reactance (Ohm)
ReqH equivalent series resistance referred to HV (Ohm)
XeqH equivalent series reactance referred to HV (Ohm)
ReqL equivalent series resistance referred to LV (Ohm)
XeqL equivalent series reactance referred to LV (Ohm)
Flux (V-s)
1.4000000
1.2000000
Flux (V-s)
wL(Ohm) VRAT 1.0000000

0.0164 0.240
0.8000000
34.4909 11.000
0.6000000

0.0164 0.240
0.2000000
34.4909 11.00
0.0000000
0.1000000
1.0000000
0.0000000
0.0000000
0.6000000
0.4000000
0.2000000
0.0000000
10.0000000
0.1000000
1.0000000
100.0000000
wL(Ohm) VRAT
0.0164 0.240
34.4909 11.00
wL wC Current (A)
ltage, apparent power and power factor.

278.24
278.24 oad Im I (A) = 0.00
0.86
0.86 X (wL) (Ohm) = 0.00
wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)
0.0000
0.0000
0.0000
T card usage. Since these

rds, they are inactive in
eters program
ISABLE and $ENABLE cards,
by character in all
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
TSTART TSTOP
-1.000 100.0
-1.000 100.0
-1.000 100.0
tage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4)

0.0000000
0.0000000
10.0000000
100.0000000
C Create CSV file CSV-to-DAT Run ATP Do ALL
C CC Project description: Network simulation data case.
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
10.0E-6 20.0E-3 50.0 50.0
1.00E+06 1.00E+00 1 1 1 1 0
C
SCR_A C1A_01 1.0E-6
SCR_B C1B_01 1.0E-6
SCR_C C1C_01 1.0E-6
S1A_01 1.0E-6
S1B_01 1.0E-6
S1C_01 1.0E-6
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
C 100.0 50.0 2000 1 { 1 nominal pi
$UNITS, 0.0, 0.0
$VINTAGE, 1
C CC BRANCH PI CARDS FOR PI-EQUIVALENTS Alternate high precision format
1 C1A_01 C1A_02 0.43732029
2 C1B_01 C1B_02 0.09824284
0.43732029
3 C1C_01 C1C_02 0.09828671
0.09828695
0.43740841
4 S1A_01 S1A_02 0.36869337
0.09824284
0.09828671
0.47417203
5 S1B_01 S1B_02 0.09824284
0.36869337
0.09828695
0.09824284
0.47417203
6 S1C_01 S1C_02 0.09828671
0.09828695
0.36878149
0.09828671
0.09828695
0.47426015
$VINTAGE, -1,
$UNITS, -1., -1.,
C Remote end
C1A_02 T1H__R 1.0E-6
C1B_02 T1H__S 1.0E-6
C1C_02 T1H__T 1.0E-6
S1A_02 1.0E+6
S1B_02 1.0E+6
S1C_02 1.0E+6
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C

C CC 3 phase 2 winding transformer model - Name plate data.
C CC 2000 = Short circuit 3 phase power loss Pex (W)
C CC Frequency (Hz) = 50 Processed data
C CC Transformer No = 1 11000 = per-phase HV voltage (V)
C CC 240 = per-phase LV voltage (V)
C CC Base Z @ HV (Ohm) = 605 666.67 = per-phase load loss
C CC Base Z @ LV (Ohm) = 0.861125 6.06 = HV per-phase rated current (A
C CC Base I @ HV (A) = 10.49727762 278.24 = LV per-phase rated current (A
C CC Base I @ LV (A) = 278.2410936 103.15 = per-phase no-load (core) loss
C CC 0.5231 = Io per-phase no-load excitat
C CC Calculated values of STC 0.4305 = Ic core-loss component curren
C CC HV R (Ohm) = 9.075 0.2972 = Im magnetizing component curr
C CC HV jX (Ohm) = 34.49085049 556.57 = Rc magnetizing branch resista
C CC LV R (Ohm) = 0.00431 806.32 = Xm magnetizing branch reactan
C CC LV jX (Ohm) = 0.01636 18.15 = ReqH equivalent series resist
C CC Linear magnetizing impedance 68.98 = XeqH equivalent series reacta
C CC I peak (A) = 0.0279 0.00861 = ReqL equivalent series resist
C CC Flux Phi peak (Vs) = 49.5495 0.03273 = XeqL equivalent series reacta
TRANSFORMER T1---R 313.9E-3 961.6E-3 556.6E+0 3
0.3138613 0.9616159
0.3858939 1.0302916
0.5313200 1.0803796
0.7736700 1.0989934
2.9405870 1.1676690
17.6968733 1.2363708
35.9439399 1.2707086
9999
1 T1L__R T1L__N 0.00431
2 T1H__R T1H__S 9.0750
C REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1L__S T1L__N 0.00431
2 T1H__S T1H__T 9.0750
C REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1L__T T1L__N 0.0043
2 T1H__T T1H__R 9.0750
T1L__N 1.00E-6
C
C Connect load to Transformer LV terminals using very small resistance
C CC BRANCH RLC Output
T1L__R LDA_02 1.0E-6
T1L__S LDB_02 1.0E-6
T1L__T LDC_02 1.0E-6
C
C CC 3 phase balanced Y load modelled as RLC branch (Ohm) using rated voltage, apparent power and pow
C CC Rated voltage L-L (kV) = 0.415 Load I (A) =
C CC 3Ø Apparant power S (kVA) = 200 Load Re I (A) =
LDA_03 N 1 0.8611
LDB_03 N 1 0.8611
LDC_03 N 1 0.8611
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
$DISABLE { The following cards are only to illustrate $INSERT card usage. Since these
C rows are sandwiched between $DISABLE and $ENABLE cards, they are inactive in
C this data case.
C Insert punched cards of mutually coupled impedances from Cable Parameters program
$ENABLE
C
$DISABLE { Because following rows are sandwiched between $DISABLE and $ENABLE cards,
C they are inactive in this data case.
C Connect cable to source and load
C CC BRANCH RLC cp_st_scx1cond Output
SCR_A C001_1 1.0E-6
C001_2 100.0E+0
SCR_A C001_3 1.0E-6
C001_4 100.0E+0
C cp_st_scx2cond
SCR_A C01A_5 1.0E-6
C01A_6 100.0E+0
SCR_A C01A_7 1.0E-6
C01A_8 100.0E+0
C cp_st_scx3cond
SCR_A C01A_9 1.0E-6
C01A10 100.0E+0
SCR_A C01A11 1.0E-6
C01A12 100.0E+0
$ENABLE
C
C #PASS { Illustration of use of special csv2atp commands to pass character by character in all
C rows sandwiched C #PASS and C #ENDPASS prompts.
C LINE CONSTANTS
C C
C METRIC
C BRANCH 01A_0101A_0201B_0101B_0201C_0101C_02
C BRANCH 02A_0102A_0202B_0102B_0202C_0102C_02
C BRANCH 01E_0101E_0202E_0102E_02
C C
C $VINTAGE, 1
C $ERASE
C C
C C -=====--------==--------========--------========--------========------======
C 1 .5 .2545 4 1.44 -4. 16.
C 2 .5 .2545 4 1.44 -4. 12.
C 3 .5 .2545 4 1.44 -4. 8.
C 4 .5 .2545 4 1.44 4. 16.
C 5 .5 .2545 4 1.44 4. 12.
C 6 .5 .2545 4 1.44 4. 8.
C 7 .5 9.2431 4 .163 -2. 18.
C 8 .5 9.2431 4 .163 2. 18.
C C
C C FREQUENCY DATA
C C
C C M I
C C I U M T
C C ------==========---------- =-=-=- =-=-=- =-------- =-=-=-===---===--==
C 100. 50. 1. 000000 100000 1 5.4 000000 0 0 44 1 9
$VINTAGE, 1
$UNITS, 50., 0.0,
101A_0101A_02 1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.12343029E-02
201B_0101B_02 2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -6.70044758E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.16380314E-02
301C_0101C_02 2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.63312742E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -6.48499781E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.15926541E-02
402A_0102A_02 2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.78810943E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.57638398E+00 -2.15495952E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.49664959E+00 -1.30299228E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.12343029E-02
502B_0102B_02 2.66479849E-01 1.57638398E+00 -2.15495952E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.52908249E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.57638398E+00 -2.01899423E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -6.70044758E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.16380314E-02
602C_0102C_02 2.66479849E-01 1.49664959E+00 -1.30299228E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.57638398E+00 -2.01899423E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.47046563E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.63312742E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -6.48499781E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.15926541E-02
701E_0101E_02 2.66479849E-01 1.96700912E+00 -6.96051664E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.69397386E+00 -2.76649497E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.53187484E+00 -1.25733980E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.69397386E+00 -3.02503228E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.59425801E+00 -1.81036966E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.48636484E+00 -9.50007690E-04
5.01792679E+01 4.81776060E+00 3.18081462E-02
802E_0102E_02 2.66479849E-01 1.69397386E+00 -3.02503228E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.59425801E+00 -1.81036966E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.48636484E+00 -9.50007690E-04
2.66479849E-01 1.96700912E+00 -6.96051664E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.69397386E+00 -2.76649497E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.53187484E+00 -1.25733980E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -3.96796441E-03
5.01792679E+01 4.81776060E+00 3.18081462E-02
$VINTAGE, -1,
C #ENDPASS
C
BLANK BRANCH
C
LDA_02 LDA_03 3
LDB_02 LDB_03 3
LDC_02 LDC_03 3
BLANK SWITCH
14 SCR_A 0 8981.5 50.0 0 0
14 SCR_B 0 8981.5 50.0 -120 0
14 SCR_C 0 8981.5 50.0 -240 0
BLANK SOURCES
SCR_A SCR_B SCR_C LDA_02 LDB_02 LDC_02
BLANK OUTPUTS
BLANK
BLANK
BLANK

#VALUE!
tpbig or tpgig.exe?: TPBIG.EXE #VALUE!
ICAT NENERG IPRSUP

1 0 0
wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)
igh precision format

5.31085239 0.32829357
2.82558962 0.00000000
5.31085239 0.32829357
2.82536340 0.00000000
3.08887759 0.00000000
5.31055534 0.32829357
4.89986567 -0.32829357
2.82558962 0.00000000
2.82536340 0.00000000
4.89709936 0.49882830
2.82558962 0.00000000
4.89986567 -0.32829357
3.08887759 0.00000000
2.82558962 0.00000000
4.89709936 0.49882830
2.82536340 0.00000000
3.08887759 0.00000000
4.89956862 -0.32829357
2.82536340 0.00000000
3.08887759 0.00000000
4.89680231 0.49882830
wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)
Volt value in model
11
0.240
power loss Pex (W)

Iex LV (%)
er loss Pex (W)
per-phase HV voltage (V)

per-phase LV voltage (V)
per-phase load loss
HV per-phase rated current (A)
LV per-phase rated current (A)
per-phase no-load (core) loss (W)
Io per-phase no-load excitation current (A)
Ic core-loss component current (A)
Im magnetizing component current (A)
Rc magnetizing branch resistance (Ohm)
Xm magnetizing branch reactance (Ohm)
ReqH equivalent series resistance referred to HV (Ohm)
XeqH equivalent series reactance referred to HV (Ohm)
ReqL equivalent series resistance referred to LV (Ohm)
XeqL equivalent series reactance referred to LV (Ohm)
Flux (V-s)
1.4000000
1.2000000
Flux (V-s)

0.0164 0.240
0.8000000
34.4909 11.000
0.6000000

0.0164 0.240
0.2000000
34.4909 11.00
0.0000000
10.0000000
0.1000000
1.0000000
100.0000000
wL(Ohm) VRAT
0.0164 0.240
34.4909 11.00
wL wC Current (A)
100.0000
0.1000
1.0000
10.0000
Current (A)
ltage, apparent power and power factor.

278.24
278.24 oad Im I (A) = 0.00
0.86
0.86 X (wL) (Ohm) = 0.00
wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)
0.0000
0.0000
0.0000
T card usage. Since these

rds, they are inactive in
eters program
ISABLE and $ENABLE cards,
by character in all
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
TSTART TSTOP
-1.000 100.0
-1.000 100.0
-1.000 100.0
tage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4)

10.0000000
100.0000000
10.0000
100.0000
C
Create CSV file CSV-to-DAT Run ATP
C CC Note: Fill the cells highlighted in colour yellow with appropriate dat
C CC Project description: Network simulation data case - illustration of C #PASS
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C CC DELTAT TMAX XOPT COPT EPSILN TOLMAT
10.0E-6 20.0E-3 50.0 50.0
C CC IOUT IPLOT IDOUBL KSSOUT MAXOUT IPUN
1.00E+06 1.00E+00 1 1 1 1
C
C CC BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 Output
SCR_A 01A_01
SCR_B 01B_01
SCR_C 01C_01
SCR_A 02A_01
SCR_B 02B_01
SCR_C 02C_01
01E_01
02E_01
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
C Illustration of use of special csv2atp commands to pass character by character in all
C rows sandwiched between C #PASS and C #ENDPASS
C #PASS
C LINE CONSTANTS
C C
C METRIC
C BRANCH 01A_0101A_0201B_0101B_0201C_0101C_02
C BRANCH 02A_0102A_0202B_0102B_0202C_0102C_02
C BRANCH 01E_0101E_0202E_0102E_02
C C
C $VINTAGE, 1
C $ERASE
C C
C C -=====--------==--------========--------========--------========------======
C 1 .5 .2545 4 1.44 -4. 16.
C 2 .5 .2545 4 1.44 -4. 12.
C 3 .5 .2545 4 1.44 -4. 8.
C 4 .5 .2545 4 1.44 4. 16.
C 5 .5 .2545 4 1.44 4. 12.
C 6 .5 .2545 4 1.44 4. 8.
C 7 .5 9.2431 4 .163 -2. 18.
C 8 .5 9.2431 4 .163 2. 18.
C C
C C FREQUENCY DATA
C C
C C M I
C C I U M T
C C ------==========---------- =-=-=- =-=-=- =-------- =-=-=-===---===--==
C 100. 50. 1. 000000 100000 1 5.4 000000 0 0 44 1 9
$VINTAGE, 1
$UNITS, 50., 0.0,
101A_0101A_02 1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.12343029E-02
201B_0101B_02 2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -6.70044758E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.16380314E-02
301C_0101C_02 2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.63312742E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -6.48499781E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.15926541E-02
402A_0102A_02 2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.78810943E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.57638398E+00 -2.15495952E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.49664959E+00 -1.30299228E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.12343029E-02
502B_0102B_02 2.66479849E-01 1.57638398E+00 -2.15495952E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.52908249E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.57638398E+00 -2.01899423E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -6.70044758E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.16380314E-02
602C_0102C_02 2.66479849E-01 1.49664959E+00 -1.30299228E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.57638398E+00 -2.01899423E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.47046563E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.61423947E+00 -2.63312742E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -6.48499781E-03
1.64252314E+00 4.07850748E+00 4.15926541E-02
701E_0101E_02 2.66479849E-01 1.96700912E+00 -6.96051664E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.69397386E+00 -2.76649497E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.53187484E+00 -1.25733980E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.69397386E+00 -3.02503228E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.59425801E+00 -1.81036966E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.48636484E+00 -9.50007690E-04
5.01792679E+01 4.81776060E+00 3.18081462E-02
802E_0102E_02 2.66479849E-01 1.69397386E+00 -3.02503228E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.59425801E+00 -1.81036966E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.48636484E+00 -9.50007690E-04
2.66479849E-01 1.96700912E+00 -6.96051664E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.69397386E+00 -2.76649497E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.53187484E+00 -1.25733980E-03
2.66479849E-01 1.84941923E+00 -3.96796441E-03
5.01792679E+01 4.81776060E+00 3.18081462E-02
$VINTAGE, -1,
C #ENDPASS
C
C CC 3 phase balanced Y load modelled as RLC branch (Ohm) using rated voltage, apparent pow
C CC Rated voltage L-L (kV) = 11 oad I (A) =
C CC 3Ø Apparant power S (kVA) = 3000 Re I (A) =
01A_02 0001_N 1
01B_02 0001_N 1
01C_02 0001_N 1
C CC END BRANCH RLC
0001_N 1
01E_02 1
02E_02 1
BLANK BRANCH
BLANK SWITCH
C CC NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY PHASE
14 SCR_A 0 8981.5 50.0 0
14 SCR_B 0 8981.5 50.0 -120
14 SCR_C 0 8981.5 50.0 -240
BLANK SOURCES
SCR_A SCR_B SCR_C
BLANK OUTPUTS
BLANK
BLANK
BLANK
lour yellow with appropriate data #VALUE!

{ #VALUE!
tpbig or tpgig.exe?: TPBIG.EXE { #VALUE!
case - illustration of C #PASS and C #ENDPASS requests.
TSTART
MEMSAV ICAT NENERG IPRSUP

0 1 0 0
R_OHM wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)

1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6 { Sheaths bonded to ground at Source end
1.0E-6 {
1.0E-6 {
1.0E+0 {
1.0E+0 {
character by character in all

load. S & CosØ
sing rated voltage, apparent power and power factor.
157.46
157.46 d Im I (A) = 0.00
40.33
40.33 (wL) (Ohm) = 0.00

40.3333 0.0000
40.3333 0.0000
40.3333 0.0000
1.0E+0 {
1.0E-6 {
1.0E-6 {
A1 TSTART TSTOP
0 -1.000 100.0
0 -1.000 100.0
0 -1.000 100.0
Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4)

eader\AcroRd32.exe
C SATURABLE TRANSFORMER COMPONENT - 2 winding 3 phase tx
C 3 phase 2 winding transformer model - Name plate data.
C 3 phase Rating (kVA)= 200 rms Winding connection
C L-L HV Voltage (kV)= 11 rms Delta
C L-L LV Voltage (kV)= 0.415 rms Star
C Impedance (%) = 3.93
C 2000.0 = Short circuit 3 phase power loss Pex (W)
C 0.190 = Excitation current rms Iex LV (%)
C 309.40 = Excitation 3 phase power loss Pex (W)
C Frequency (Hz) = 50 Processed data
C Transformer No = 1 11000
C 240
C Base Z @ HV (Ohm) = 605 666.67
C Base Z @ LV (Ohm) = 0.861125 6.06
C Base I @ HV (A) = 10.4972776216 278.24
C Base I @ LV (A) = 278.241093585 103.13
C 0.5287
C Calculated values of STC 0.4304
C HV R (Ohm) = 9.075 0.3069
C HV jX (Ohm) = 34.491 556.64
C LV R (Ohm) = 0.00431 780.65
C LV jX (Ohm) = 0.01636 18.15
C Linear magnetizing impedance 68.98
C I peak (A) = 0.7476 0.00861
C Flux Phi peak (V-s) = 1.0793 0.03273
C Rmag (Ohm) = 557
C BUSTOP I FLUX Rmag
TRANSFORMER T1---R 0.7476 1.0793 556.6E+0
0.3138613190 0.9616159250
0.3858939180 1.0302916200
0.5313200480 1.0803795800
0.7736700170 1.0989933500
2.9405869600 1.1676690400
17.6968733000 1.2363707700
35.9439399000 1.2707086200
9999
C BUS1 BUS2 Blank Blank Output
1 T1L__R T1L__N 0
2 T1H__R T1H__S 1
C REFBUS BUSTOP
C BUS1 BUS2 Blank Blank
1 T1L__S T1L__N
2 T1H__S T1H__T
C REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1L__T T1L__N
2 T1H__T T1H__R
C Neutral point connection Output
T1L__N 1
C END SATURABLE TRANSFORMER COMPONENT
#VALUE!
Winding connection VRAT value in model { #VALUE!
11 { #VALUE!
0.240
ircuit 3 phase power loss Pex (W)

ion current rms Iex LV (%)
ion 3 phase power loss Pex (W)
Processed data (Reference - Transformer engineering : design, technology, and diagnostics by S.V. Kulkarni, S.A. Khapa
= per-phase HV voltage (V)
= per-phase LV voltage (V)
= per-phase load loss (W)
= HV per-phase rated current (A)
= LV per-phase rated current (A)
= per-phase no-load (core) loss (W)
= Io per-phase no-load excitation current (A)
= Ic core-loss component current (A)
= Im magnetizing component current (A)
= Rc magnetizing branch resistance (Ohm)
= Xm magnetizing branch reactance (Ohm)
= ReqH equivalent series resistance referred to HV (Ohm)
= XeqH equivalent series reactance referred to HV (Ohm)
= ReqL equivalent series resistance referred to LV (Ohm)
= XeqL equivalent series reactance referred to LV (Ohm)
Output
1
R wL VRAT
Tx Mag Curve
Flux (V-s)
0.0043 0.0164 0.240

9.0750 34.4909 11.000 1.4000000000
1.2000000000
R wL VRAT
1.0000000000
0.0043 0.0164 0.240 0.8000000000
9.0750 34.4909 11.00 0.6000000000
0.4000000000
R wL VRAT 0.2000000000
0.0043 0.0164 0.240 0.0000000000
9.0750 34.4909 11.00 0.0000000000 20.0000000000 40.0000000
Current (A)
R wL wC
1.00E-6
V. Kulkarni, S.A. Khaparde. -- 2nd ed.
g Curve
Flux (V-
s)
0000000 40.0000000000
A)
C SATURABLE TRANSFORMER COMPONENT - 3 winding 3 Phase
C 3 phase 3 winding transformer model
C L-L HV Voltage (kV)= 132.0 rms Star
C L-L MV Voltage (kV)= 33.0 rms Star
L-L LV Voltage (kV)= 11.0 rms Delta
C Impedance (%) = 20
C 0 = Short circuit 3 phase power loss Pex (W)
C 1 = Excitation current rms Iex LV (%)
C 6 = Excitation 3 phase power loss Pex (W)
C Frequency (Hz) = 50
C Transformer No = 1
C
C Base Z @ HV (Ohm) = 871.2
C Base Z @ MV (Ohm) = 54.45
Base Z @ LV (Ohm) = 6.05
C Base I @ HV (A) = 87.48
C Base I @ MV (A) = 349.91
C Base I @ LV (A) = 1049.73
C
C Calculated values of STC (Series resistance assumed 10% of series reactance)
C HV R (Ohm) = 8.7120
C HV jX (Ohm) = 87.120
C MV R (Ohm) = 0.5445
C MV jX (Ohm) = 5.4450
C LV R (Ohm) = 0.1815
C LV jX (Ohm) = 1.8150
C Linear magnetizing impedance
C I peak (A) = 2.1427
C Flux Phi peak (Vs) = 343.2893
C Rmag (Ohm) = 968000000
CHANGE TRANSFORMER
$ERASE
TRANSFORMER T1---R 2.1427 343.2893 968.0E+6
9999
1 T1H__R T1H__N 1
2 T1M__R T1M__N 0
3 TL__R TL__S 0
C REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1H__S T1H__N 1
2 T1M__S T1M__N 0
3 TL__S TL__T 0
C REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1H__T T1H__N 1
2 T1M__T T1M__N 0
3 TL__T TL__R 0
#VALUE!
Winding connection VRAT value in model { #VALUE!
76.210236 { #VALUE!
19.053
11.000
ircuit 3 phase power loss Pex (W)

ion current rms Iex LV (%)
ion 3 phase power loss Pex (W)
d 10% of series reactance)
Output
1
R wL VRAT
8.7120 87.1200 76.210
0.5445 5.4450 19.053
0.1815 1.8150 11.000
R wL VRAT
8.7120 87.1200 76.21
0.5445 5.4450 19.053
0.1815 1.8150 11.000
R wL VRAT
8.7120 87.1200 76.21
0.5445 5.4450 19.053
0.1815 1.8150 11.000
C
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C CC Project description: Independent 3 x STC operating as a 3 phase unit.
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C CC MISCELLENOUS Misc data card. FLOATING POINT MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0
1.000E-06 20.000E-03 50 50
C CC Misc data card. INTEGER MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD I8
1000 1 1 1 1 1 0
C Connect source to the transformer
SCR__R T1H__R 3 1.0E-6
SCR__S T1H__S 3 1.0E-6
SCR__T T1H__T 3 1.0E-6
C Earth delta winding of the Dy tx to provide earth reference. Use very high resistance.
T1H__R 3 100.0E+6
T1H__S 3 100.0E+6
T1H__T 3 100.0E+6
C 200kVA 11/0.415kV Distribution transformer
TRANSFORMER T1---R 0.3139 0.9616 556.6E+0 1
C Current E16.0 Flux E16.0
0.3138613190 0.9616159250
0.3858939180 1.0302916200
0.5313200480 1.0803795800
0.7736700170 1.0989933500
2.9405869600 1.1676690400
17.6968733000 1.2363707700
35.9439399000 1.2707086200
9999
C CC BUS1 BUS2 Blank Blank Output R
1 T1L__R T1L__N 3
0.0017
2 T1H__R T1H__S 3.5665
C REFBUS BUSTOP I FLUX Rmag Output
TRANSFORMER T1---S 0.3139 0.9616 556.6E+0 1
0.3138613190 0.9616159250
0.3858939180 1.0302916200
0.5313200480 1.0803795800
0.7736700170 1.0989933500
2.9405869600 1.1676690400
17.6968733000 1.2363707700
35.9439399000 1.2707086200
9999
1 T1L__S T1L__N 3 0.0017
2 T1H__S T1H__T 3.5665
TRANSFORMER T1---T 0.3139 0.9616 556.6E+0 1
0.3138613190 0.9616159250
0.3858939180 1.0302916200
0.5313200480 1.0803795800
0.7736700170 1.0989933500
2.9405869600 1.1676690400
17.6968733000 1.2363707700
35.9439399000 1.2707086200
9999
1 T1L__T T1L__N 3 0.0017
2 T1H__T T1H__R 3.5665
T1L__N 3 1.00E-6
C
C Connect Transformer to load
C CC BRANCH RLC BUS1 BUS2 RefBus1 RefBUS2 Col 80
T1L__R LDA_01 3 1.0E-6
T1L__S LDB_01 3 1.0E-6
T1L__T LDC_01 3 1.0E-6
C Resistive load
C Balanced Load - Resistive 0.415 kV 200.0E-3
LDA_01 N 3 861.1E-3
LDB_01 N 3 861.1E-3
LDC_01 N 3 861.1E-3
N 1.00E-06
C END BRANCH RLC
BLANK card ends branch cards
BLANK card ends switch cards
C CC NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0 AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY PHASE A1
14 SCR__R 0 8981.5 50.0 0 0
14 SCR__S 0 8981.5 50.0 -120 0
14 SCR__T 0 8981.5 50.0 -240 0
BLANK card ends source cards
C NODE VOLTAGE, BRANCH Current (-1), BRANCH voltage (-2), BRANCH Current and Voltage (-3),
C BUS 1 BUS 2 BUS 3 BUS 4 BUS 5 BUS 6
T1H__R T1H__S T1H__T T1L__R T1L__S T1L__T
BLANK card ends ouput requests
BLANK card ending plot cards
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
$EOF
ow with appropriate data #VALUE!

{ #VALUE!
a 3 phase unit.
ICAT NENERG IPRSUP

1 0 0
e very high resistance.
wL VRAT
0.0169 0.240
35.6648 11.000
wL VRAT
0.0169 0.240
35.6648 11.000
wL VRAT
0.0169 0.240
35.6648 11.000
wL wC
MVA 278.241 A
TSTART TSTOP
-1.000 100
-1.000 100
-1.000 100
Current and Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4), Voltage between Pair of Nodes(-5)
BUS 7 BUS 8 BUS 9 BUS 10 BUS 11 BUS 12 BUS 13
r of Nodes(-5)
C
C CC Project description: 3 x STC operating as a 3 phase unit. Use of Reference Bus.
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
1.000E-06 20.000E-03 50 50
1000 1 1 1 1 1 0
C Connect source to the transformer
SCR__R T1H__R 3 1.0E-6
SCR__S T1H__S 3 1.0E-6
SCR__T T1H__T 3 1.0E-6
C Earth delta winding of the Dy tx to provide earth reference. Use very high resistance.
T1H__R 3 100.0E+6
T1H__S 3 100.0E+6
T1H__T 3 100.0E+6
C 200kVA 11/0.415kV Distribution transformer
TRANSFORMER T1---R 0.3139 0.9616 556.6E+0 1
0.3138613190 0.9616159250
0.3858939180 1.0302916200
0.5313200480 1.0803795800
0.7736700170 1.0989933500
2.9405869600 1.1676690400
17.6968733000 1.2363707700
35.9439399000 1.2707086200
9999
1 T1L__R T1L__N 3 0.0017
2 T1H__R T1H__S 3.5665
1 T1L__S T1L__N 0.0017
2 T1H__S T1H__T 3.5665
1 T1L__T T1L__N 0.0017
2 T1H__T T1H__R 3.5665
T1L__N 3 1.00E-6
C
C Connect Transformer to load
C CC BRANCH RLC BUS1 BUS2 RefBus1 RefBUS2 Col 80
T1L__R LDA_01 3 1.0E-6
T1L__S LDB_01 3 1.0E-6
T1L__T LDC_01 3 1.0E-6
C Resistive load
C Balanced Load - Resistive 0.415 kV 200.0E-3
LDA_01 N 3 861.1E-3
LDB_01 N 3 861.1E-3
LDC_01 N 3 861.1E-3
N 3 1.00E-06
C END BRANCH RLC
C CC NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0 AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY PHASE A1
14 SCR__R 0 8981.5 50.0 0 0
14 SCR__S 0 8981.5 50.0 -120 0
14 SCR__T 0 8981.5 50.0 -240 0
C BUS 1 BUS 2 BUS 3 BUS 4 BUS 5 BUS 6
T1H__R T1H__S T1H__T T1L__R T1L__S T1L__T
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
$EOF

{ #VALUE!
nit. Use of Reference Bus.
ICAT NENERG IPRSUP

1 0 0
e very high resistance.
wL VRAT
0.0169 0.240
35.6648 11.000
wL VRAT
0.0169 0.240
35.6648 11.000
wL VRAT
0.0169 0.240
35.6648 11.000
wL wC
MVA 278.241 A
TSTART TSTOP
-1.000 100
-1.000 100
-1.000 100
Current and Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4), Voltage between Pair of Nodes(-5)
r of Nodes(-5)
C
C CC tpbig.exe folder: C:\ATP_20151221\ tpbig or tpgig.e
C CC Project description: CSV template for BCTRAN data Cards
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

ACCESS MODULE BCTRAN
$ERASE
C CC SINGLE PHASE TRANSFORMER
C CC Power rating S = 0.0063 MVA
C CC Excitation losses Pex,loss = 65 W
C CC Excitation current Iex = 1.85 Amps
C CC Short-circuit losses Psh,losses = 95 W
C CC Short-circuit current Ish = 16 Amps
C CC Short-circuit voltage Ush = 8.3 Volts
C CC Voltage rating Vprim/Vsec = 220 377 Volts
C CC
C CC Excitation test data; construction data; the rated frequency and output requests
C CC NW FREQ (Hz) I EXPOS (%) S POS (MVA L EXPOS (k I EXZERO (
2 50.00 6.4603 0.00630 0.06500
C CC NW data cards; one for each transformer winding Phase 1
C CC K VRAT (kV) R (Ohm) BUS 1 BUS 2
1 0.21766 0.186 H1
2 0.12702 0.063 L1
C CC Short circuit data - NWx(NW-1)/2 data cards; one card for each short- Phase 1
C CC I J Pij (kW) Z POSij (%)S POS (MVA)Z ZEROij (%)
1 2 0.10363 2.2994 0.0063
C CC
C CC
BLANK CARD TERMINATES INPUT of SHORT-CIRCUIT TEST DATA
$PUNCH
BLANK CARD TERMINATES BCTRAN CASES
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
ACCESS MODULE BCTRAN
$ERASE
C THREE PHASE TRANSFORMER
C Power rating S = 35 MVA
C Voltage rating Vprim/Vsec = 132 11.05 kV
C Direct or positive sequence measurements:
C Excitation losses Pex,loss = 18.112 kW Zm
C Excitation current Iex = 2.39 Amps 132.7906
C Excitation voltage Vex = 11.01 kV
C Short-circuit losses Psh,losses = 192.53 kW 230.15033
C Short-circuit current Ish = 153.1 Amps
C Short-circuit voltage Ush = 35.213 kV
C
C Homopolar or zero sequence measurements:
C Excitation losses Pex,loss = 115.325 kW
C Excitation current Iex = 500 Amps
C Excitation voltage Vex = 1.183 kV
C Short-circuit losses Psh,losses = 8.825 kW
C Short-circuit current Ish = 70 Amps
C Short-circuit voltage Ush = 2.86 kV
C
C Excitation test data; construction data; the rated frequency and output requests
C NW FREQ (Hz) I EXPOS (%) S POS (MVA L EXPOS (k I EXZERO (
2 50.00 0.1312 35.00000 18.244 49.15
C NW data cards; one for each transformer winding Phase 1
C K VRAT (kV) R (Ohm) BUS 1 BUS 2
1 76.21 BUS1-R BUSH
2 6.38 BUS2-R BUSL
C Short circuit data - NWx(NW-1)/2 data cards; one card for each short- Phase 1
C I J Pij (kW) Z POSij (%)S POS (MVA)Z ZEROij (%)
1 2 192.53000 26.674 35 24.6212
C
C
BLANK CARD TERMINATES INPUT of SHORT-CIRCUIT TEST DATA
$PUNCH
BLANK CARD TERMINATES BCTRAN CASES
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
EOF
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{ #VALUE!
RAN data Cards
S ZERO (MV L EXZERO ( NP IT IW IP {4

1 2 2 -1
Phase 2 Phase 3 {5
Phase 2 Phase 3 {6
S ZERO (MVA) ID IL
1
{7
{8
{9
{1
{2
{3
Zb
497.82857 0.2667395
0.0011597 0.2669139
862.26438
1.7320508
S ZERO (MV L EXZERO ( NP IT IW IP {4
35.00 3353.96 0 2 2 -1
Phase 2 Phase 3 {5
BUS1-S BUSH BUS1-T BUSH
BUS2-S BUSL BUS2-T BUSL
Phase 2 Phase 3 {6
S ZERO (MVA) ID IL
35 1
{7
{8
{9
{10
C
C CC Project description: CSV template for XFORMER transformer data Cards
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

C
C BEGIN XFORMER RB XIX.A.1 and BENCHMARK DC-15
C
XFORMER { Derive [R] [L] representations of 2- or 3-winding trans
C CC
C CC Transformer data 2 winding Rule Book example
C CC Test data Derived values
C CC Power rating S 0.0063 MVA Ip 28.63636364
C CC Excitation losses Pex loss 0.065 kW Is 16.71087533
C CC Excitation current Iex 1.85 Amps I magnetizing 0.0646
C CC Short-circuit losses Psh loss 0.095 kW Zsh 0.519
C CC Short-circuit current Ish 16 Amps Zb sh-cct test 22.56015873
C CC Short-circuit voltage Ush 8.3 Volts Zsh 0.0229941
C CC Voltage rating Vprim 0.220 kV Psh nom 0.10363
C CC Voltage rating Vsec 0.377 kV Rsh 0.37109375
C CC Test frequency 50 Hz HV: RHV 0.185546875
C CC LV: RLV 0.063185337
C CC
$ERASE { Erase any remnant card images that might exist in punch bu
C
$DEPOSIT STATFR 50 { SPY DEPOSIT command puts value 400 Hz in ATP variable STAT
C CC HV-winding LV winding
C CC Type-51 Branch output Type-52 Branch outp
C CC 1BUS1-HV 1BUS2-HV 2BUS1-MV 2BUS2-MV
BRANCH
C
C CC NW IMAGN (%) Sbase (MVA)
2 6.5 0.00630
C CC VOLT1 (kVOLT2 (kV) PLoss12 ( Zsc12 (%) Sbase (MVA)
0.377 0.220 0.095 2.299 0.00630
$PUNCH RB.PCH { Flush contents of punch buffer (LUNIT7 punched output of p
C
BLANK carding ending XFORMER.
C END XFORMER
C
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C
C
C
C
C $DEPOSIT STATFR 60.0 { Return to a more common power frequency (cancel the 400)
C CC HV-winding MV winding LV winding
C CC Type-51 Branch output Type-52 Branch outpType-53 Branch output
C CC 1BUS1-HV 1BUS2-HV 2BUS1-MV 2BUS2-MV 3BUS1-LV 3BUS2-LV
BRANCH
C CC NW IMAGN (%) Sbase (MVA)
3 0.3 80.0
C VOLT (kV) PLoss (kW) Zsc (%) Sbase (MVA)
177 400 3.37 80
132.8 22 3.57 7.35
13.2 22 3.42 7.35
C
$PUNCH 7.PCH
C Last LUNIT7: 0.3031150665151E-01 , 0.7263587283765E+03 , ,,,,
BLANK carding ending XFORMER
C END XFORMER
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C
C
C
C
C $DEPOSIT STATFR 400 { SPY DEPOSIT command puts value 400 Hz in ATP variable STAT
C HV-winding LV winding
C Type-51 Branch output Type-52 Branch outp
C 1BUS1-HV 1BUS2-HV 2BUS1-MV 2BUS2-MV
BRANCH
C
C NW IMAGN (%) Sbase (MVA)
2 2.0 700.0
C VOLT1 (kV) VOLT2 (kV) PLoss12 ( Zsc12 (%) Sbase (MVA)
139.4 13.6 2100 12 700.0
$PUNCH 1.PCH { Flush contents of punch buffer (LUNIT7 punched output of p
C
C
C
C Transformer data 2 winding
C
C 2nd punch : 52, , , , , -0.2028822586562E-02 , 0.1353359666262E+03 $
C
C Frequency was added explicitly on 18 July 2002. Prior to this date, it
C merely was implied. But now it will be declared on a new $UNITS card
C is to precede punched cards. However, there is ambiguity. Since the user
C does not declare frequency as part of XFORMER data, for freq. of X the
C $UNITS card will display STATFR --- the power frequency from STARTUP.
C That is if data is old. But a user can define his own frequency F as he
C goes using $DEPOSIT as follows (switch to a power frequency of 400 Hz):
C
$DEPOSIT STATFR 400 { SPY DEPOSIT command puts valu 400 Hz in ATP variable STATF
BRANCH BUS1HV BUS2HV BUS1LV BUS2LV
C
2 2.0 600.0
139.4 13.6 1800.0 12.0 600.0
$PUNCH 2.PCH
C 1st punch : 51, , , , , 0.2426133676335E-01 , 0.1620334065762E+04 , ,,,,
C
C
C
$DEPOSIT STATFR 60.0 { Return to a more common power frequency of 60 Hz (cancel
C 3rd punch : 0.4661083093112E-03 , 0.3113449149085E+02 , ,,,,
BRANCH
C
2 2.0 280.0
139.4 13.2 840.0 13.0 280.0
$PUNCH 3.PCH
C
C
C
$DEPOSIT STATFR 60.0 { Return to a more common power frequency (cancel the 400)
C 3rd punch : 0.4661083093112E-03 , 0.3113449149085E+02 , ,,,,
BRANCH
C
2 2.0 305.0
139.4 13.2 915.0 13.0 305.0
C
$PUNCH 4.PCH
C 1st punch : 51, , , , , 0.4772244898150E-01 , 0.3187701553139E+04 , ,,,,
C
C
C
BRANCH
C
2 2.0 400.0
139.4 13.2 1200.0 13.0 400.0
$PUNCH 5.PCH
C 2nd punch : 52, , , , , -0.3445670365668E-02 , 0.2298606303275E+03 $
C
C
C
C
C HV-winding MV winding LV winding
C Type-51 Branch output Type-52 Branch outpType-53 Branch output
C 1BUS1-HV 1BUS2-HV 2BUS1-MV 2BUS2-MV 3BUS1-LV 3BUS2-LV
BRANCH NAME1 NAME2 NAME3 NAME4 NAME5 NAME6
C
3 0.3 83.3
C VOLT (kV) PLoss (kW) Zsc (%) Sbase (MVA)
132.8 250 6.7 83.3
66.4 56.8 5.1 18.96
13.2 56.8 3.2 18.96
C
$PUNCH 6.PCH
C 4th punch: 53,NAME5 ,NAME6 , , , -0.5802607141885E-01 , 0.7013580357111E+04 $
C 5th punch: -0.2901590479727E-01 , 0.3507083721397E+04 $
C 6th punch: 0.1153587338779E-01 , 0.6973923571743E+03 , ,,,,
C
C
C
C
C HV-winding MV winding LV winding
C Type-51 Branch output Type-52 Branch outpType-53 Branch output
C 1BUS1-HV 1BUS2-HV 2BUS1-MV 2BUS2-MV 3BUS1-LV 3BUS2-LV
BRANCH
CCC NW IMAGN (%) Sbase (MVA)
3 0.3 80.0
C CC VOLT (kVPLoss (kW) Zsc (%) Sbase (MVA)
177 400 3.37 80
132.8 22 3.57 7.35
13.2 22 3.42 7.35
C
$PUNCH 7.PCH
C CC Last LUNIT7: 0.3031150665151E-01 , 0.7263587283765E+03 , ,,,,
BLANK carding ending "XFORMER" cases.
C END XFORMER
C

{ #VALUE!
of 2- or 3-winding transformers.
Amp
Amp
pu 6.46 %
Ohms at test freq
Ohms at test freq Short cct test performed on HV side of the transformer.
pu 2.299 %
kW
Ohms
Ohms
Ohms
might exist in punch buffer
Hz in ATP variable STATFR of STARTUP file
NIT7 punched output of preceding)
quency (cancel the 400)
Hz in ATP variable STATFR of STARTUP file
NIT7 punched output of preceding)
Hz in ATP variable STATFR

quency of 60 Hz (cancel the 400 Hz)

{ 3 pairs of names for phases

C
C CC tpbig.exe folder: C:\ATP_20151221\ tpbig or tpgig.exe?: TPBIG.EXE
C CC ATP command: DISK Adobe path:
C CC csv.exe folder: C:\ATP_CSV\ ATP Rule Book path:
C CC Project description: CSV template for all different diffrent CABLE PARAMETERS and CABLE CONSTANTS
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C SINGLE CORE CABLE
CABLE PARAMETERS
$ERASE
C CC BUS1 BUS2 BUS1 BUS2 BUS1 BUS2
BRANCH C1A_01 C1A_02 C1B_01 C1B_02 C1C_01 C1C_02
BRANCH S1A_01 S1A_02 S1B_01 S1B_02 S1C_01 S1C_02
C
C CC MISCELLANEOUS DATA FOR CABLES
C CCITYPE ISYST NPC No. SC cable IEARTH KMOD IZFLAG IYFLAG NPP NGRND
2 -1 3 1 1 1 1
C CC ITYPE=1 for OHL, =2 for SC and =3 for pipe type.
C
C CC N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 N7 N8 N9
2 2 2
C
C CC Physical Description Of Cards - Core 1
C CC R1 (m R2 (m) R3 (m) R4 (m) R5 (m) R6 (m) R7 (m)
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
C CC RHO_C MU_C MU_I1 EPSLN_I1 RHO_S MU_S MU_I2 EPSLN_I2
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
C CC Depth and horizontal distance of each cable (m)
C CCVERTI HORIZ 1 (m VERTI 2 (m) HORIZ 2 (m VERTI 3 (m HORIZ 3 (m VERTI 4 (m HORIZ 4 (m)
1.000 0.000 1.000 0.043 1.037 0.022
C
C CC FREQUENCY CARDS WITH PI CIRCUIT OUTPUT REQUEST
C CC RHO ( FREQ (Hz) IDEC IPNT LENGTH (m) IPUNCH
100.0 50.0 1 1000.0 1
BLANK CARD TERMINATING FREQUENCY CARDS
C
C CC SPECIAL CARD FOR PUNCHED OUTPUT
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\CPscCSV.PUN
C
BLANK CARD TERMINATING CABLE PARAMETERS CASE
C
C
C
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C PIPE TYPE CABLE
CABLE CONSTANTS
CABLE PARAMETERS
$ERASE
BRANCH PIP_01 PIP_02
C CC ITYPE ISYST NPC No. SC cable IEARTH KMOD IZFLAG IYFLAG NPP NGRND
3 -1 3 1 1
C CC ITYPE=1 for OHL; =2 for SC and =3 for pipe type.
C CC Pipe data
C CC RP1 ( RP2 (m) RP3 (m) rhoP urP e1P e2P
699.0E-3 700.0E-3 705.0E-3 100.0E-3 100.0 1.0 2.5
C CC Position of SC cables inside the pipe.
C CC D1 Angle 1 (d D2 (m) Angle 2 (d D3 (m) Angle 3 (d D4 (m) Angle 4 (deg)
205.0E-3 0.0 205.0E-3 120.0 205.0E-3 240.0 0.0
C CC SC cable details follows
C CC N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 N7 N8 N9
2 2 2
C
C CC R1 ( R2 (m) R3 (m) R4 (m) R5 (m) R6 (m) R7 (m)
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
C CC RHO_ MU_C MU_I1 EPSLN_I1 RHO_S MU_S MU_I2 EPSLN_I2
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
C Depth and horizontal distance of the pipe (m)
C CC VERTI HORIZ (m)
4.000 1.000
C
C CC RHO FREQ (Hz) IDEC IPNT LENGTH (m) IPUNCH
100.0 50.0 1 1000.0 1
C
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\CPPipeCSV.PUN
C
C
C
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C CP OHL
C
CABLE PARAMETERS
$ERASE
BRANCH O1A_01 O1A_02 O1B_01 O1B_02 O1C_01 O1C_02
BRANCH E11_01 E11_02 E12_01 E12_02
C CC ITYPE ISYST NCCT IEARTH KMOD IZFLAG IYFLAG NPP NGRND
1 0 1 1 1
C CC OHL phase and ground wire bundles of conductors and their properties.
C CC
C CC NP - no of ph-w bundle which belongs to a cct - e.g 3 ph cct NP = 3
C CC NG - no of g-w bundle - e.g 2 bundles of ground wires NG = 2
C CC KBP - no of ph cond per bundle. No bundling KBP = 1 and SEPp = blank
C CC KBG - no of grnd cond per bundle. No bundling KBG = 1 and SEPp = blank
C CC ROUTp - outer radius of ph cond (m)
C CC RINp - inner radius of ph cond (m)
C CC ROUTg - outer radius of grnd cond (m)
C CC RINg - inner radius of grnd cond (m)
C CC SEPp - separation distance between centers of two adjacent individual cond in phase wire bundle (m)
C CC SEPg - separation distance between centers of two adjacent individual cond in ground wire bundle (m)
C CC RHOp - resistivity of the material used in each individual tubular cond of each ph wire Ohm.m
C CC MU p - relative permeability of the material used in each individual tubular conductor of each ground wire
C CC RHOg - resistivity of the material used in each individual tubular cond of each ph wire Ohm.m
C CC MU g - relative permeability of the material used in each individual tubular conductor of each ground wire
C CC
C CC For each of the "NP" + "NG" bundles within each of the 'NCCT' circuits composing the overhead conductor sys
C CC a triplet of numbers giving the horizontal and vertical location (near tower and at midspan)
C CC of the center of the bundle is to be specified
C
C NP NG KBP KBG
5 1
C
C CC ROU RINp1 (m) ROUTg1(m) RINg1 (m) SEPp1 (m) SEPg1 (m)
205.0E-3 0.0 205.0E-3 120.0 205.0E-3 240.0
C
C RHOp 1 ( MUp 1 RHOg 1 (Ohm.m) MUg 1
177.8E-9 1.0
C
C CC NP Bundle #1 of this circuit NP Bundle #2 of this circuit
C CC VTowe Vmid1 (m) Horiz1 (m) VTower2 (m Vmid2 (m) Horiz2 (m)
20.00 18.00 4.00 20.00 18.00 0.00
C CC NP Bundle #3 of this circuit NG Bundle #1 of this circuit
20.00 18.00 -4.00 22.00 20.00 -1.00
C CC NG Bundle #2 of this circuit
22.00 20.00 1.00
C
100.0 50.0 1 1000.0 1
C
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\CPohlCSV.PUN
C
C
C
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C SINGLE CORE CABLE - NAKAGAWA EARTH MODEL. It works only with CABLE CONSTANTS.
CABLE CONSTANTS
$ERASE
C BUS1 BUS2 BUS1 BUS2 BUS1 BUS2
C
2 1 3 99 1 1 1 1
C
C CC N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 N7 N8 N9
2 2 2
C
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
C CC VERTI HORIZ 1 (m VERTI 2 (m) HORIZ 2 (m VERTI 3 (m HORIZ 3 (m VERTI 4 (m HORIZ 4 (m)
1.000 0.000 1.000 0.043 1.037 0.022
C
C FREQUENCY CARDS WITH PI CIRCUIT OUTPUT REQUEST
C CC RHO1 FREQ (Hz) IDEC IPNT LENGTH (m) IPUNCH
100.0 50.0 1 1000.0 1
C
C NAKAGAWA EARTH MODEL
C DEPTH12 DEPTH23 RHO2 RHO3
1.0 2.0 200.0 300.0
C MU1 MU2 MU3 E1 E2 E3
1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0
C
C
C SPECIAL CARD FOR PUNCHED OUTPUT
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\CCscCSV.PUN
C
BLANK CARD TERMINATING CABLE CONSTANTS CASE
C
C
C
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C PIPE TYPE CABLE - NAKAGAWA EARTH MODEL. It works only with CABLE CONSTANTS.
CABLE CONSTANTS
$ERASE
3 1 3 99 1 1 1
C CC Pipe data
C CC RP1 ( RP2 (m) RP3 (m) rhoP urP e1P e2P
699.0E-3 700.0E-3 705.0E-3 100.0E-3 100.0 1.0 2.5
205.0E-3 0.0 205.0E-3 120.0 205.0E-3 240.0
C CC SC cable details follows
C CC N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 N7 N8 N9
2 2 2
C
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
C CC Depth and horizontal distance of the pipe (m)
C CC VERTI HORIZ (m)
4.0 1.0
C
100.0 50.0 1 1000.0 1
C
C CC NAKAGAWA EARTH MODEL
1.0 2.0 200.0 300.0
1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0
C
C
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\CCPipeCSV.PUN
C
C
C
C
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C OHL - NAKAGAWA EARTH MODEL. It works only with CABLE CONSTANTS.
CABLE CONSTANTS
$ERASE
BRANCH O1A_01 O1A_02 O1B_01 O1B_02 O1C_01 O1C_02
BRANCH E11_01 E11_02 E12_01 E12_02
C MISCELLANEOUS DATA FOR CABLES
C CC ITYPE ISYST NCCT IEARTH KMOD IZFLAG IYFLAG NPP NGRND
1 0 1 99 1 1 1
C CC OHL phase and ground wire bundles of conductors and their properties.
C CC
C CC NP - no of ph-w bundle which belongs to a cct - e.g 3 ph cct NP = 3
C CC NG - no of g-w bundle - e.g 2 bundles of ground wires NG = 2
C CC KBP - no of ph cond per bundle. No bundling KBP = 1 and SEPp = blank
C CC KBG - no of grnd cond per bundle. No bundling KBG = 1 and SEPp = blank
C CC ROUTp - outer radius of ph cond (m)
C CC RINp - inner radius of ph cond (m)
C CC ROUTg - outer radius of grnd cond (m)
C CC RINg - inner radius of grnd cond (m)
C CC SEPp - separation distance between centers of two adjacent individual cond in phase wire bundle (m)
C CC SEPg - separation distance between centers of two adjacent individual cond in ground wire bundle (m)
C CC RHOp - resistivity of the material used in each individual tubular cond of each ph wire Ohm.m
C CC MU p - relative permeability of the material used in each individual tubular conductor of each ground wire
C CC RHOg - resistivity of the material used in each individual tubular cond of each ph wire Ohm.m
C CC MU g - relative permeability of the material used in each individual tubular conductor of each ground wire
C CC
C CC For each of the "NP" + "NG" bundles within each of the 'NCCT' circuits composing the overhead conductor sys
C CC a triplet of numbers giving the horizontal and vertical location (near tower and at midspan)
C CC of the center of the bundle is to be specified
C
C NP NG KBP KBG
5 1
C
C CC ROU RINp1 (m) ROUTg1(m) RINg1 (m) SEPp1 (m) SEPg1 (m)
205.0E-3 0.0 205.0E-3 120.0 205.0E-3 240.0
C
C RHOp 1 ( MUp 1 RHOg 1 (Ohm.m) MUg 1
177.8E-9 1.0
C
C CC NP Bundle #1 of this circuit NP Bundle #2 of this circuit
20.00 18.00 4.00 20.00 18.00 0.00
C CC NP Bundle #3 of this circuit NG Bundle #1 of this circuit
20.00 18.00 -4.00 22.00 20.00 -1.00
C CC NG Bundle #2 of this circuit
22.00 20.00 1.00
C
100.0 50.0 1 1000.0 1
C
C CC NAKAGAWA EARTH MODEL
1.0 2.0 200.0 300.0
1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0
C
C
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\CCohlCSV.PUN
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
$EOF
Open Rule Book
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
ETERS and CABLE CONSTANTS data Cards
IDATA IYG
N10 N11 N12 N13 N14 N15 N16

IDATA IYG
0 0
N10 N11 N12 N13 N14 N15 N16

IDATA IYG
0 0
se wire bundle (m)

und wire bundle (m)
h wire Ohm.m
uctor of each ground wire
h wire Ohm.m
the overhead conductor system,

at midspan)
IDATA IYG
N10 N11 N12 N13 N14 N15 N16

IDATA IYG
N10 N11 N12 N13 N14 N15 N16

{ #VALUE!
IDATA IYG
se wire bundle (m)

und wire bundle (m)
h wire Ohm.m
h wire Ohm.m
the overhead conductor system,

at midspan)
C
C CC Note: Fill the cells highlighted in colour yellow with appropriat

C CC Project description: CSV template for special request BEGIN SPREA
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C SINGLE CORE CABLE
CABLE PARAMETERS
$ERASE
C BUS1 BUS2 BUS1 BUS2
BRANCH C1A_01 C1A_02 C1B_01 C1B_02
BRANCH S1A_01 S1A_02 S1B_01 S1B_02
C
C
C CC P Pt Ze Zi
MATRIX OUTPUTS 2 2 2 2
C CC
C CC Index Cols Symbol Labeling of matrix in the LUNIT
C CC 1
17-20 P Complex potential coefficient
C CC 2
21-24 Pt Transposed potential coefficien
C CC 3
25-28 Ze Earth impedance ZE, in ohm/m
C CC 4
29-32 Zc Conductor internal impedance ZC
C CC 5
33-36 Zs Space impedance ZS, in ohm/m
C CC 6
37-40 Presently unused (reserved for
C CC 7
41-44 Zt Total impedance [Zc], in ohm/m
C CC 8
45-48 Yt Total admittance [Yt], in mho/m
C CC 9
49-52 Zph Characteristiimpedance matrix [
C CC 10
53-56 Ti The current transformation matr
C CC 11
57-60 Tv Voltage transformation matrix [
C CC Value 0 requests neither output
C CC Value 1 requests output just to LUNIT6
C CC Value 2 requests output just to the dedicated disk file
C CC Value 3 requests both
C CC 12 61-64 Comp Complex matrix, with each cell
C CC 13 65-68 Real Only the real part of the compl
C CC 14 69-72 Imag Only the imaginary part of the
C CC 15 73-76 Mag Only the magnitudes of the comp
C CC 16 77-80 Angle Only the angles in degrees of t
C CC Note: blank cols. 26-30 below is needed to preserve preceding requests.
C CC If not blank KZFLAG, MATRIX OUTPUTS requests will be over-writte
C CC ITYPE ISYST NPC No. SC cable IEARTH KMOD
2 -1 3 1
C
C CC N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
2 2 2
C
C Physical Description Of Cards - Core 1
C CC R1 (m) R2 (m) R3 (m) R4 (m) R5 (m)
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
C CC RHO_C MU_C MU_I1 EPSLN_I1 RHO_S
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08
C
C CC R1 (m) R2 (m) R3 (m) R4 (m) R5 (m)
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08
C
C CC R1 (m) R2 (m) R3 (m) R4 (m) R5 (m)
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08
C
C Depth and horizontal distance of each cable (m)
C CC VERTI 1 (m) HORIZ 1 (m) VERTI 2 (m) HORIZ 2 (m) VERTI 3 (m)
1.000 0.000 1.000 0.043 1.037
C
BEGIN SPREADSHEET REQUESTS
C INITIALIZE ALL PARAMETERS { -- not used here because of auto execution at start
c 3456789012345678901234 MXCLIP
C Only upper-left 4x4 submatrix will be seen
CLIP MATRICES OF .LIS 8
C
C CC Next comes the binary choice about format of complex output. The .LIS
C CC file interleaves rows of the real and imaginary matrices. Consider the
C CC example of [Z] = [R] + j [X]. Interleaved output will begin with row 1
C CC or [R]. Next will come row 1 of [X]. Next will come row 2 of [R]. Etc.
C CC That is interleaved output. It is quite different from normal complex
C CC output in which each number has two parts, with the imaginary part of
C CC the number immediately following the real part. Normal complex numbers
C CC is the default choice. A request for it would be:
C PAIR REAL AND IMAGINARY PARTS { Normal complex number output for matrices
C CC If this is what the user wants, he need do nothing. But if interleaved
C CC output is desisred, this request will produce it:
C INTERLEAVE REAL AND IMAGINARY ROWS { Interleaved complex output for matrices
C CC These are just toggles of a binary switch, so repetition does no harm:
PAIR REAL AND IMAGINARY PARTS { Normal complex number output for matrices
C INTERLEAVE REAL AND IMAGINARY ROWS { Interleaved complex output for matricesC
C
C CC The inter-number separator character
SEPARATE NUMBERS OF ROW ,
C 3456789012345678901234 KNTFRQ MAXBYT MAPCHR
SERIALIZE FILE TYPE -9999 8 2
C
C MS-DOS File name is 8 bytes maximum; braces replace square brackets
C MS-DOS IS THE OS
C
CHARACTER MAP FOR FILE NAMES { Following line gives A40 "From:" and A40 "To:"
[] {}
C 3456789012345678901234 Prefix Ending
C PREFIX AND FILE TYPE xxx .mat
PREFIX AND FILE TYPE SC_ .mtx
C CC Note about preceding prefix and suffix. If the prefix is blank, there will
C CC be none. This is to begin the automatic, internal naming of output files.
C CC But the prefix will be ignored for short names (MAXBYT < 10). As for the
C CC suffix, this is the end of the file name. Normally, this will just be a
C CC special file type (".mat" is the default) so will begin with a period. But
C CC in fact the start is immaterial, although length is fixed at 4 bytes. the
C CC can be up to 8 bytes (columns 25-32) but Ending of 33-40 is limited to 4.
C CC MS-DOS File name is 8 bytes maximum; braces replace square brackets
C
MATRIX TITLE LINE COMES FIRST
C NO MATRIX TITLE LINE AT START
C
COLUMNS ARE LABELED AT TOP { Row of column heading at top (1 of 3 possi
C COLUMNS ARE LABELED AT BOTTOM { Row of col. headings at bottom (1 of 3 pos
C COLUMNS HAVE NO LABELS { Suppress row of column headings (1 of 3 po
C 3456789012345678901234 Name-R Name-I Name-M
C L COORDINATE NAMES Real Imag Mag Angle
C ALL COORDINATE NAMES Re Im Mag Ang
C CC Note about preceding names. These are the A8 coordinate names that will be
C CC used. Requests for output matrices involve these names. If the user does
C CC not provide a disk file name for his output, this name will be built into
C CC the output file name, too. Note 2 of many possible sets are shown with the
C CC initial, longer set of names being on a comment card. Those commented names
C CC are in fact the default names that will be used in case the user does not
C CC provide an ALL COORDINATE NAMES request. Note the 1st 5 of the 7 names are
C CC for individual matrices. The 6th and the 7th are for multiple outputs. In
C CC long form, these are "Rectangular" and "Polar" to request either both
C CC real and imaginary matrices or magnitude and angle matrices. Note that
C CC these are input names only, and are not used to name output matrices.
C CC
PLACE MATRICES IN C:\ATP_CSV\ { Cols. 25-80 give optional path for matrices
C
C CC If the preceding path had been blank, or if there were no such data card,
C CC output matrices would be local, which is the default.
C
Real[P]
Imag[P]
Rectangular[P] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
Complex[P] { Beginning 7 Sept 2012, this is interleaved real and imag
Mag[P]
Angle[P]
Polar[P] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
C
Real[Pt]
Imag[Pt]
Rectangular[Pt] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
Complex[Pt] { Beginning 7 Sept 2012, this is interleaved real and imag
Mag[Pt]
Angle[Pt]
Polar[Pt] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
C
Real[Ze]
Imag[Ze]
Rectangular[Ze] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
Complex[Ze] { Beginning 7 Sept 2012, this is interleaved real and imag
Mag[Ze]
Angle[Ze]
Polar[Ze] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
C
Real[Zi]
Imag[Zi]
Rectangular[Zi] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
Complex[Zi] { Beginning 7 Sept 2012, this is interleaved real and imag
Mag[Zi]
Angle[Zi]
Polar[Zi] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
C
Real[Zs]
Imag[Zs]
Rectangular[Zs] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
Complex[Zs] { Beginning 7 Sept 2012, this is interleaved real and imag
Mag[Zs]
Angle[Zs]
Polar[Zs] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
C
Real[Zt]
Imag[Zt]
Rectangular[Zt] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
Complex[Zt] { Beginning 7 Sept 2012, this is interleaved real and imag
Mag[Zt]
Angle[Zt]
Polar[Zt] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
C
Real[Yt]
Imag[Yt]
Rectangular[Yt] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
Complex[Yt] { Beginning 7 Sept 2012, this is interleaved real and imag
Mag[Yt]
Angle[Yt]
Polar[Yt] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
C
Real[Zc]
Imag[Zc]
Rectangular[Zc] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
Complex[Zc] { Beginning 7 Sept 2012, this is interleaved real and imag
Mag[Zc]
Angle[Zc]
Polar[Zc] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
C
Real[Ti]
Imag[Ti]
Rectangular[Ti] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
Complex[Ti] { Beginning 7 Sept 2012, this is interleaved real and imag
Mag[Ti]
Angle[Ti]
Polar[Ti] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
C
Real[Tv]
Imag[Tv]
Rectangular[Tv] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
Complex[Tv] { Beginning 7 Sept 2012, this is interleaved real and imag
Mag[Tv]
Angle[Tv]
Polar[Tv] { Higher-level alternative to the preceding 2 lines
C
C BLANK card ends year-2012 BSSR request for output that is more MS-Excel friendly
BLANK CARD TERMINATING BSSR
C C #ENABLE
C
C CC RHO (Ohm.m) FREQ (Hz) IDEC IPNT LENGTH (m)
100.0 50.00 1000.0
C
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\CPscCSV.PUN
C
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
$EOF
colour yellow with appropriate data

{
tpbig or tpgig.exe?: TPBIG.EXE {
special request BEGIN SPREADSHEET REQUEST data Cards for CABLE PARAMETER impedance outputs.
BUS1 BUS2
C1C_01 C1C_02
S1C_01 S1C_02
Zs ?? Zt Yt Zc Ti Tv Tot
2 0 2 2 2 2 2 2
beling of matrix in the LUNIT6 (Disk) file

mplex potential coefficient
ansposed potential coefficient
rth impedance ZE, in ohm/m
nductor internal impedance ZC, in ohm/m
ace impedance ZS, in ohm/m
esently unused (reserved for later use)
tal impedance [Zc], in ohm/m
tal admittance [Yt], in mho/m
aracteristiimpedance matrix [Zc] in phase variables, in [ohm]
e current transformation matrix [Ti] follows. ...
ltage transformation matrix [Tv]. ...
dedicated disk file
mplex matrix, with each cell a complex pair

ly the real part of the complex matrix
ly the imaginary part of the complex matrix
ly the magnitudes of the complex elements
ly the angles in degrees of the complex elements
preserve preceding requests.
requests will be over-written
IZFLAG IYFLAG NPP NGRND IDATA IYG

1 1 1
N6 N7 N8 N9 N10 N11 N12 N13
R6 (m) R7 (m)
MU_S MU_I2 EPSLN_I2
1.0 1.0 2.5
R6 (m) R7 (m)
MU_S MU_I2 EPSLN_I2

1.0 1.0 2.5
R6 (m) R7 (m)
MU_S MU_I2 EPSLN_I2

1.0 1.0 2.5
HORIZ 3 (m VERTI 4 (m HORIZ 4 (m)

0.022
execution at start
. The .LIS { Interleaved complex output for matrices

Consider the { Normal complex number output for matrices
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Name-A Name-C Both-1 Both-2
Complex Rectangula Polar
Cmplx Rect Polar
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IPUNCH
1
#VALUE!
#VALUE!
#VALUE!
\AcroRd32.exe
Re Im Mag Ang
2 2 2 2
N14 N15 N16

C
C CC Project description: CSV template for all different diffrent ATP data Cards
C CC
C CC
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C PIPE TYPE CABLE
CABLE CONSTANTS
CABLE PARAMETERS
$ERASE
C CC ITYP ISYST NPC No. SC cable IEARTH KMOD IZFLAG IYFLAG NPP NGRND
3 -1 3 1 1
C ITYPE = 1 for OHL; = 2 for SC and = 3 for pipe type.
C CC Pipe data
C CC RP1 RP2 (m) RP3 (m) rhoP urP e1P e2P
699.0E-3 700.0E-3 705.0E-3 100.0E-3 100.0 1.0 2.5
205.0E-3 0.0 205.0E-3 120.0 205.0E-3 240.0 0.0
C SC cable details follows
C CC N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 N7 N8 N9
2 2 2
C
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
C CC RHO MU_C MU_I1 EPSLN_I1 RHO_S MU_S MU_I2 EPSLN_I2
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
C CC R1 R2 (m) R3 (m) R4 (m) R5 (m) R6 (m) R7 (m)
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
0.0E+0 9.3E-3 16.2E-3 17.6E-3 20.5E-3
2.03E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.81E-08 1.0 1.0 2.5
C
C Depth and horizontal distance of the pipe (m)
C CC VERT HORIZ (m)
4.000 1.000
C
100.0 50.0 1 1000.0 1
C
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\CPPipeCSV.PUN
C
Open Rule Book
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
IDATA IYG
0 0
N10 N11 N12 N13 N14 N15 N16

C
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of JMARTI Frequency Dependent routine with CAB
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
JMARTI SETUP
$ERASE
CABLE PARAMETERS
C SINGLE CORE CABLEs
C CC
2 -1 3 0 1 0 0 0
C ITYPE=1 for OHL, =2 for SC and =3 for pipe type.
C CC
C CC N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 N7 N8 N9
2 2 2
C CC
0.0E+0 19.9E-3 36.7E-3 37.1E-3 43.7E-3
2.91E-08 1.0 1.0 2.3 1.85E-08 1.0 1.0 2.3
C CC
0.0E+0 19.9E-3 36.7E-3 37.1E-3 43.7E-3
2.91E-08 1.0 1.0 2.3 1.85E-08 1.0 1.0 2.3
C CC
0.0E+0 19.9E-3 36.7E-3 37.1E-3 43.7E-3
2.91E-08 1.0 1.0 2.3 1.85E-08 1.0 1.0 2.3
C CC
C CC VERT HORIZ 1 (m VERTI 2 (m) HORIZ 2 (m VERTI 3 (m HORIZ 3 (m VERTI 4 (m HORIZ 4 (m)
1.000 0.000 1.000 0.300 1.000 0.600
C CC
100.0 5000.0 0 0 3000.0
100.0 50.0 0 0 3000.0
100.0 0.0010 10 10 3000.0
C
C DEFAULT
C - JMARTI Miscellenous data card
C CC IDEBUG IPUNCH KOUTPR GMODE
1 3.00E-08
C - JMARTI Characteristic Impedance (Zc) Fitting card.
C CC NEXM EPSTOL NORMAX IECODE IFWTA IFPLOT IFDAT INELIM
0.3 30 0 1 0 0 0
C - JMARTI Propagation Function (A1) Fitting card.
C CC NEXM EPSTOL NORMAX IECODE IFWTA IFPLOT IFDAT INELIM AMINA1
0.3 30 0 1 0 0 0
C CC
$PUNCH
C
BLANK CARD TERMINATING JMARTI CASE
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
$EOF
Open Rule Book
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
ependent routine with CABLE PARAMETERS
IDATA IYG
N10 N11 N12 N13 N14 N15 N16

C
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of JMARTI Frequency Dependent routine with CAB
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
JMARTI SETUP
$ERASE
CABLE CONSTANTS
C SINGLE CORE CABLEs
C CC
2 -1 3 0 1 0 0 0
C CC
C CC N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 N7 N8 N9
2 2 2
C
0.0E+0 19.9E-3 36.7E-3 37.1E-3 43.7E-3
2.91E-08 1.0 1.0 2.3 1.85E-08 1.0 1.0 2.3
C CC
0.0E+0 19.9E-3 36.7E-3 37.1E-3 43.7E-3
2.91E-08 1.0 1.0 2.3 1.85E-08 1.0 1.0 2.3
C CC
0.0E+0 19.9E-3 36.7E-3 37.1E-3 43.7E-3
2.91E-08 1.0 1.0 2.3 1.85E-08 1.0 1.0 2.3
C CC
C CC VERT HORIZ 1 (m VERTI 2 (m) HORIZ 2 (m VERTI 3 (m HORIZ 3 (m VERTI 4 (m HORIZ 4 (m)
1.000 0.000 1.000 0.300 1.000 0.600
C CC
100.0 5000.0 0 0 3000.0
100.0 50.0 0 0 3000.0
100.0 0.001 10 10 3000.0
C
C DEFAULT
C - JMARTI Miscellenous data card
1 3.00E-08
C - JMARTI Characteristic Impedance (Zc) Fitting card.
0.3 30 0 1 0 0 0
C - JMARTI Propagation Function (A1) Fitting card.
0.3 30 0 1 0 0 0
C CC
$PUNCH CCJMARTICSV.PUN
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
$EOF
Open Rule Book
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
ependent routine with CABLE CONSTANTS
IDATA IYG
N10 N11 N12 N13 N14 N15 N16

C
C CC ata file PATH and FILE name: #VALUE!
C CC Project description: LINE CONSTANTS template.
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C
LINE CONSTANTS
METRIC
BRANCH 01A_01 01A_02 01B_01 01B_02 01C_01 01C_02
BRANCH 02A_01 02A_02 02B_01 02B_02 02C_01 02C_02
BRANCH 01E_01 01E_02 02E_01 02E_02
C
$VINTAGE 1
$ERASE
C CC IPHAS SKIN RESIS (Ohm/km) IXTYPE REACT DIA (cm) HORI (m) Vtower (m) Vmid (m)
1 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 -4 16
2 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 -4 12
3 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 -4 8
4 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 4 16
5 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 4 12
6 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 4 8
7 0.5 9.2431 4 0.163 -2 18
8 0.5 9.2431 4 0.163 2 18
BLANK CARD TERMINATING CONDUCTOR CARDS
C CC ICPR ICPR ICPR ICPR ICPR
C CC RHO FREQ (Hz) FCAR [C]-1 or w [Ce]-1 or [Cs]-1 or [C] or w[C [Ce] or w[
100 50 1 0 0 0 0 0
C
$PUNCH
C
BLANK CARD TERMINATING LINE CONSTANTS CASES
BLANK
$EOF
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

C This data case uses special key words "SPECIAL DOUBLE CIRCUIT TRANSPOSED" to generate a
C .PUN file for a Constant Parameter fully transposed (Clarke model) double circuit line with
C zero sequence mutual coupling.
LINE CONSTANTS
METRIC
SPECIAL DOUBLE CIRCUIT TRANSPOSED
BRANCH 03A_01 03A_02 03B_01 03B_02 03C_01 03C_02
BRANCH 04A_01 04A_02 04B_01 04B_02 04C_01 04C_02
C CC BRANC 03E_01 03E_02 04E_01 04E_02
C
$VINTAGE 1
C P-Cond OLIVE E-Cond CHERRY
C IPHASE SKIN RESIS (Ohm/km) IXTYPE REACT DIA (cm) HORI (m) Vtower (m) Vmid (m)
1 0.5 0.0557 4 3.150 4.00 20.0
2 0.5 0.0557 4 3.150 4.00 16.0
3 0.5 0.0557 4 3.150 4.00 12.0
4 0.5 0.0557 4 3.150 -4.00 20.0
5 0.5 0.0557 4 3.150 -4.00 16.0
6 0.5 0.0557 4 3.150 -4.00 12.0
0 0.5 0.2710 4 1.430 3.00 23.5
0 0.5 0.2710 4 1.430 -3.00 23.5
C
100 50 1 0 0 0 0
C CC The preceding frequency card has requested no output matrices. Internally
C CC BSSR will turn on whatever output is required to produce requested matrices.
C CC For high- note the importance of CLIP MATRICES OF .LIS (without
C CC which the .LIS file would involve an unwieldy expansion).
C
$PUNCH LC_DblcctCP.pun
C
BLANK
$EOF
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
SEPAR (cm) ALPHA NAME B
ICPR IZPR IZPR IZPR IZPR IZPR IZPR

[Cs] or w[Cs] Z Ze Zs Z-1 Ze-1 Zs-1 ICAP
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
uit line with


0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
IPIPR IPIPR IPIPR IPIPR
LENGTH (km) Y Ys Z Zs ISEG MUTUAL IDEC IPNT
5.4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
100.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
IPUN MODAL ITRNSF Blank
44 1 9
0 0
C
C CC output DAT filename: #VALUE!
C CC e PATH and FILE name: #VALUE!
C CC roject description: LINE CONSTANTS template for BSSR. See DC59.Dat for details
C CC
C CC 15th of 22 subcases illustrates BEGIN SPREADSHEET REQUESTS (BSSR) using
C CC just half of the conductors of the first subcase for simplicity. A 500-kV
C CC BPA line is involved with just two conductors of the 4 of each bundle being
C CC retained, and just 2 of the 4 ground wires. BSSR began as an extension to
C CC CABLE PARAMETERS as illustrated by several subcases of DC-28 beginning with
C CC the 12th. There, comments explain that BSSR coding began in August of 2012.
C CC Now (28 April 2013), use has been extended to LINE CONSTANTS without too
C CC much work. Matrix names are one detail that required change, however. For
C CC CP we used the 11 names that are documented by this data card:
C CC MATRIX SYMBOLS [P] [Pt] [Ze] [Zc] [Zs] [**] [Zt] [Yt] [Zi] [Cp]-1 [Tv]
C CC These 11 matrix names ("P" through "Tv") of CP have been replaced by 28 for
C CC LC use. Do not be intimidated by the large number, however. Variations are
C CC due to bundling (the difference between physical conductors and equivalent
C CC conductors) and symmetrical components. In fact, there are only 12 distinct
C CC matrices, and these correspond to the labels:
C CC Inverted capacitance matrix, in units of [daraf- ...
C CC Inverted susceptance matrix, in units of Ohm- ...
C CC Capacitance matrix, in units of [farads/ ...
C CC Susceptance matrix, in units of [mhos/ ...
C CC Inverted impedance matrix, in units of [mho- ...
C CC Impedance matrix, in units of Ohms/ ...
C CC Transfer admittance matrix, in units of [mhos] ...
C CC Two times the shunt admittance matrix, in units of [mhos] ...
C CC Transfer impedance matrix, in units of Ohms ...
C CC Half of the shunt impedance matrix, in units of Ohms ...
C CC Eigenvector matrix [Cp]-1 for current transformation ...
C CC Z-surge in the phase domain. ...
C CC The first 6 of these have 3 variations. Not shown on the right are the
C CC units for distance (which depend on the choice between METRIC and ENGLISH)
C CC and the 3 variations: 1) for physical conductors; 2) for equivalent phase
C CC conductors; and 3) for symmetrical components. That explains 18 of the
C CC 28. To distinguish among the 3, a matrix subscript will be used: 1) "p"
C CC for physical; 2) "e" for equivalent; & 3) "s" for symmetrical components.
C CC Thus inverted capacitance matrices are : [Cp]-1 [Ce]-1 [Cs]-1
C CC inverted susceptance matrices are : [wCp]-1 [wCe]-1 [wCs]-1
C CC capacitance matrices are : [Cp] [Ce] [Cs]
C CC susceptance matrices are : [wCp] [wCe] [wCs]
C CC inverted impedance matrices are : [Zp]-1 [Ze]-1 [Zs]-1
C CC Impedance matrices are : [Zp] [Ze] [Zs]
C CC An ending "-1" indicates inversion of the preceding matrix, obviously.
C CC The next 4 are simpler because there is no "p" output and the "e" will be
C CC implied (i.e., it will not be used). Only for symmetrical components will
C CC there be a subscript (the "s" :
C CC transfer admittance matrix : none [YTR] [YTRs]
C CC two times the shunt admittance : none [YSH] [YSHs]
C CC transfer impedance matrix : none [ZTR] [ZTRs]
C CC shunt impedance matrix : none [ZSH] [ZSHs]
C CC The final two are simpler still since there are no symmetrical components.
C CC eigenvector matrix for current : none [Cp]-1 none
C CC Surge impedance in phase domain : none [Zsurge] none
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C
LINE CONSTANTS
METRIC
BRANCH 01A_01 01A_02 01B_01 01B_02 01C_01 01C_02
BRANCH 02A_01 02A_02 02B_01 02B_02 02C_01 02C_02
BRANCH 01E_01 01E_02 02E_01 02E_02
C
$VINTAGE 1
$ERASE
C CC 18th of 22 subcases illustrates 6-phase, 22-conductor BPA line with BSSR
C CC Subcase 59j (this is the file type instead of the default .mtx) extends the
C CC preceding data of 59i to all 22 conductors of the BPA line. A WIRE NAMES
C CC declaration involving four or more data cards will be required of course.
C CC Names could be packed 7 per card, but this is not necessary. If a card is
C CC not full, it will be terminated by the first blank A10. Thus one or more
C CC blank names on the right are no problem (but beware of interior blanks!).
C CC Whereas previous conductor cards were truly shuffled, the ones of this data
C CC are not although ground wires have been moved from the end to the beginning
C CC as a minor variation. Otherwise, order is as in the 1st subcase of DC-59.
C CC The letters "x", "y", and "z" are used to indicate which of the three
C CC copies is involved within a bundle (already numbered).
C CC
C Name 1 Name 2 Name 3 Name 4 Name 5 Name 6 Name 7
WIRE NAMES Phase 1x Phase 1y Phase 1z Phase 2x Phase 2y Phase 2z
WIRE NAMES Ground 1 Ground 2 Ground 3 Ground 4
C
C CC IPHASE SKIN RESIS (Ohm IXTYPE REACT DIA (cm) HORI (m) Vtower (m) Vmid (m)
1 0.5 0.5247 4 0.591 -0.45 10
2 0.5 0.5247 4 0.591 0.0 10
3 0.5 0.5247 4 0.591 0.45 10
BEGIN SPREADSHEET REQUESTS { Initiate data that will extend thru a blank card
C CC The following demonstrates free-format positioning of matrix names. One or
C CC more blanks separate the names (no comma is allowed). The order is critical,
C CC but the number of entries on any particular line is arbitrary as long as the
C CC limit of column 80 is observed. Although there is no practical need for CP
C CC use, this same generality does apply to the 11 CP names, too (see DC-28).
BUNDLE ORD { If activated this will force use of new code with maps
INTERLEAVE { Interleaved the real and imaginary views
ALL REAL P { 3rd of 3 alternative general formats
SORTED TAB { This is the default; order of Dommel's sorted conductor table
INPUT DATA { "p" matrices will have the same order as input data cards
FULL MATRI { To include otherwise-missing upper triangle of matrices
PAIR REAL AND IMAGINARY PARTS { Normal complex number output for matrice
C
MATRIX SYMBOLS [Cp]-1 [Ce]-1 [Cs]-1 [wCp]-1 [wCe]-1 [wCs]-1 [Cp] [Ce]
MATRIX SYMBOLS [Cs] [wCp] [wCe] [wCs] [Zp]-1 [Ze]-1 [Zs]-1 [Zp]
MATRIX SYMBOLS [Ze] [Zs] [YTR] [YTRs] [YSH] [YSHs]
MATRIX SYMBOLS [ZTR] [ZTRs] [ZSH] [ZSHs] [Cp]-1 [Zsurge]
MS-DOS IS THE OS { File name is 8 bytes maximum; braces replace square brackets
PLACE MATRICES IN c:\ATP_CSV { Cols. 25-80 give optional path for matrices
C CC PREFIX AND FILE TYPE .C59 { Note file type for this use of DC-59
PREFIX AND FILE TYPE LC_ .mtx { Exceptional file type for 1st use
CLIP MATRICES OF .LIS 30 { Only upper-left 4x4 submatrices will be seen
SEPARATE NUMBERS OF R , { This is the inter-number separator string
C CC Real[Cp]-1 { Begin with "p" for physical conductors inverse matrix
C CC Real[wCp]- { Same as preceding except that susceptance wC replaces capacitanc C
C CC Real[Ce] { Next "e" for equivalent conductors so a matrix not inverted
C CC Note: The 3 preceding requests conflict. Ldoes not allow both capacitance
C CC and susceptance. Col. 44 must be either 1 or 0. The final request is
C CC the one that will be honored, and it involves capacitance. In effect,
C CC ATP will overwrite the "0" of column 44 below, making it a "1". While
C CC the request for [wCp]-1 is accepted, the associated matrix will not
C CC be found anywhere. Here, susceptance loses the either/or test. So if
C CC a user really needs both, he should a second BSSR data block and a
C CC second frequency card. One would be for capacitance and the other for
C CC susceptance. Yes, ATP later might automatically do such separation
C CC for the user, but not initially. WSM. 1 May 2013
C CC ALL VIEWS OF ALL MATRICES { Not allowed for LINE CONSTANTS. ATP will ignore it
C CC ALL VIEWS OF [**] { Not allowed for LINE CONSTANTS. ATP will ignore it
C CC ALL VIEWS OF [Ze] { All 7 views of an individual matrix such as [Ze] is allowed
C CC Real[Cp]-1 { Current transformation matrx [Cp]-1 will be real so no need
C CC Real[Zsurge] { The same goes for surge impedance matrix [Z-surge] (no imagi
Rectangular[Ze] { Complex matrix
C CC Real[Ze] { Just the Real part of a complex matrix
C CC Imag[Ze] { Just the imaginary part of a complex matrix
C CC Polar[Ze] { Complex with interleaved magnitude and angle rows
C CC C All different possible requests grouped by Matrix type.
C CC C
C CC Real[Cp]-1
C CC Imag[Cp]-1
C CC Rectangular[Cp]-1
C CC Mag[Cp]-1
C CC Angle[Cp]-1
C CC Polar[Cp]-1
C CC Complex[Cp]-1
C CC C
C CC Real[Ce]-1
C CC Imag[Ce]-1
C CC Rectangular[Ce]-1
C CC Mag[Ce]-1
C CC Angle[Ce]-1
C CC Polar[Ce]-1
C CC Complex[Ce]-1
C CC C
C CC Real[Cs]-1
C CC Imag[Cs]-1
C CC Rectangular[Cs]-1
C CC Mag[Cs]-1
C CC Angle[Cs]-1
C CC Polar[Cs]-1
C CC Complex[Cs]-1
C CC C
C CC Real[wCp]-1
C CC Imag[wCp]-1
C CC Rectangular[wCp]-1
C CC Mag[wCp]-1
C CC Angle[wCp]-1
C CC Polar[wCp]-1
C CC Complex[wCp]-1
C CC C
C CC Real[wCe]-1
C CC Imag[wCe]-1
C CC Rectangular[wCe]-1
C CC Mag[wCe]-1
C CC Angle[wCe]-1
C CC Polar[wCe]-1
C CC Complex[wCe]-1
C CC C
C CC Real[wCs]-1
C CC Imag[wCs]-1
C CC Rectangular[wCs]-1
C CC Mag[wCs]-1
C CC Angle[wCs]-1
C CC Polar[wCs]-1
C CC Complex[wCs]-1
C CC C
C CC Real[Cp]
C CC Imag[Cp]
C CC Rectangular[Cp]
C CC Mag[Cp]
C CC Angle[Cp]
C CC Polar[Cp]
C CC Complex[Cp]
C CC C
C CC Real[Ce]
C CC Imag[Ce]
C CC Rectangular[Ce]
C CC Mag[Ce]
C CC Angle[Ce]
C CC Polar[Ce]
C CC Complex[Ce]
C CC C
C CC Real[Cs]
C CC Imag[Cs]
C CC Rectangular[Cs]
C CC Mag[Cs]
C CC Angle[Cs]
C CC Polar[Cs]
C CC Complex[Cs]
C CC C
C CC Real[wCp]
C CC Imag[wCp]
C CC Rectangular[wCp]
C CC Mag[wCp]
C CC Angle[wCp]
C CC Polar[wCp]
C CC Complex[wCp]
C CC C
C CC Real[wCe]
C CC Imag[wCe]
C CC Rectangular[wCe]
C CC Mag[wCe]
C CC Angle[wCe]
C CC Polar[wCe]
C CC Complex[wCe]
C CC C
C CC Real[wCs]
C CC Imag[wCs]
C CC Rectangular[wCs]
C CC Mag[wCs]
C CC Angle[wCs]
C CC Polar[wCs]
C CC Complex[wCs]
C CC C
C CC Real[Zp]-1
C CC Imag[Zp]-1
C CC Rectangular[Zp]-1
C CC Mag[Zp]-1
C CC Angle[Zp]-1
C CC Polar[Zp]-1
C CC Complex[Zp]-1
C CC C
C CC Real[Ze]-1
C CC Imag[Ze]-1
C CC Rectangular[Ze]-1
C CC Mag[Ze]-1
C CC Angle[Ze]-1
C CC Polar[Ze]-1
C CC Complex[Ze]-1
C CC C
C CC Real[Zs]-1
C CC Imag[Zs]-1
C CC Rectangular[Zs]-1
C CC Mag[Zs]-1
C CC Angle[Zs]-1
C CC Polar[Zs]-1
C CC Complex[Zs]-1
C CC C
C CC Real[Zp]
C CC Imag[Zp]
C CC Rectangular[Zp]
C CC Mag[Zp]
C CC Angle[Zp]
C CC Polar[Zp]
C CC Complex[Zp]
C CC C
C CC Real[Ze]
C CC Imag[Ze]
C CC Rectangular[Ze]
C CC Mag[Ze]
C CC Angle[Ze]
C CC Polar[Ze]
C CC Complex[Ze]
C CC C
C CC Real[Zs]
C CC Imag[Zs]
Rectangular[Zs]
C CC Mag[Zs]
C CC Angle[Zs]
C CC Polar[Zs]
C CC Complex[Zs]
C CC C
C CC Real[YTR]
C CC Imag[YTR]
C CC Rectangular[YTR]
C CC Mag[YTR]
C CC Angle[YTR]
C CC Polar[YTR]
C CC Complex[YTR]
C CC C
C CC Real[YTRs]
C CC Imag[YTRs]
C CC Rectangular[YTRs]
C CC Mag[YTRs]
C CC Angle[YTRs]
C CC Polar[YTRs]
C CC Complex[YTRs]
C CC C
C CC Real[YSH]
C CC Imag[YSH]
C CC Rectangular[YSH]
C CC Mag[YSH]
C CC Angle[YSH]
C CC Polar[YSH]
C CC Complex[YSH]
C CC C
C CC Real[YSHs]
C CC Imag[YSHs]
C CC Rectangular[YSHs]
C CC Mag[YSHs]
C CC Angle[YSHs]
C CC Polar[YSHs]
C CC Complex[YSHs]
C CC C
C CC Real[ZTR]
C CC Imag[ZTR]
C CC Rectangular[ZTR]
C CC Mag[ZTR]
C CC Angle[ZTR]
C CC Polar[ZTR]
C CC Complex[ZTR]
C CC C
C CC Real[ZTRs]
C CC Imag[ZTRs]
C CC Rectangular[ZTRs]
C CC Mag[ZTRs]
C CC Angle[ZTRs]
C CC Polar[ZTRs]
C CC Complex[ZTRs]
C CC C
C CC Real[ZSH]
C CC Imag[ZSH]
C CC Rectangular[ZSH]
C CC Mag[ZSH]
C CC Angle[ZSH]
C CC Polar[ZSH]
C CC Complex[ZSH]
C CC C
C CC Real[ZSHs]
C CC Imag[ZSHs]
C CC Rectangular[ZSHs]
C CC Mag[ZSHs]
C CC Angle[ZSHs]
C CC Polar[ZSHs]
C CC Complex[ZSHs]
C CC C
C CC Real[Zsurge]
C CC Imag[Zsurge]
C CC Rectangular[Zsurge]
C CC Mag[Zsurge]
C CC Angle[Zsurge]
C CC Polar[Zsurge]
C CC Complex[Zsurge]
C
BLANK card ends BSSR data block
C
C CC RHO (Ohm.m) FREQ (Hz) FCAR [C]-1 or w [Ce]-1 or [Cs]-1 or [C] or w[C [Ce] or w[
100 50 1 0 0 0 0 0
C
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C
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$EOF
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
2.3 0.23
umber output for matrices

will ignore it
will ignore it
such as [Ze] is allowed
will be real so no need for complex
trix [Z-surge] (no imaginary)
nd angle rows
by Matrix type.
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
44 1 9
C
C CC roject description: LINE CONSTANTS template for BSSR. See DC59.Dat for details
C CC
C CC 15th of 22 subcases illustrates BEGIN SPREADSHEET REQUESTS (BSSR) using
C CC just half of the conductors of the first subcase for simplicity. A 500-kV
C CC BPA line is involved with just two conductors of the 4 of each bundle being
C CC retained, and just 2 of the 4 ground wires. BSSR began as an extension to
C CC CABLE PARAMETERS as illustrated by several subcases of DC-28 beginning with
C CC the 12th. There, comments explain that BSSR coding began in August of 2012.
C CC Now (28 April 2013), use has been extended to LINE CONSTANTS without too
C CC much work. Matrix names are one detail that required change, however. For
C CC CP we used the 11 names that are documented by this data card:
C CC MATRIX SYMBOLS [P] [Pt] [Ze] [Zc] [Zs] [**] [Zt] [Yt] [Zi] [Cp]-1 [Tv]
C CC These 11 matrix names ("P" through "Tv") of CP have been replaced by 28 for
C CC LC use. Do not be intimidated by the large number, however. Variations are
C CC due to bundling (the difference between physical conductors and equivalent
C CC conductors) and symmetrical components. In fact, there are only 12 distinct
C CC matrices, and these correspond to the labels:
C CC Inverted capacitance matrix, in units of [daraf- ...
C CC Inverted susceptance matrix, in units of Ohm- ...
C CC Capacitance matrix, in units of [farads/ ...
C CC Susceptance matrix, in units of [mhos/ ...
C CC Inverted impedance matrix, in units of [mho- ...
C CC Impedance matrix, in units of Ohms/ ...
C CC Transfer admittance matrix, in units of [mhos] ...
C CC Two times the shunt admittance matrix, in units of [mhos] ...
C CC Transfer impedance matrix, in units of Ohms ...
C CC Half of the shunt impedance matrix, in units of Ohms ...
C CC Eigenvector matrix [Cp]-1 for current transformation ...
C CC Z-surge in the phase domain. ...
C CC The first 6 of these have 3 variations. Not shown on the right are the
C CC units for distance (which depend on the choice between METRIC and ENGLISH)
C CC and the 3 variations: 1) for physical conductors; 2) for equivalent phase
C CC conductors; and 3) for symmetrical components. That explains 18 of the
C CC 28. To distinguish among the 3, a matrix subscript will be used: 1) "p"
C CC for physical; 2) "e" for equivalent; & 3) "s" for symmetrical components.
C CC Thus inverted capacitance matrices are : [Cp]-1 [Ce]-1 [Cs]-1
C CC inverted susceptance matrices are : [wCp]-1 [wCe]-1 [wCs]-1
C CC capacitance matrices are : [Cp] [Ce] [Cs]
C CC susceptance matrices are : [wCp] [wCe] [wCs]
C CC inverted impedance matrices are : [Zp]-1 [Ze]-1 [Zs]-1
C CC Impedance matrices are : [Zp] [Ze] [Zs]
C CC An ending "-1" indicates inversion of the preceding matrix, obviously.
C CC The next 4 are simpler because there is no "p" output and the "e" will be
C CC implied (i.e., it will not be used). Only for symmetrical components will
C CC there be a subscript (the "s" :
C CC transfer admittance matrix : none [YTR] [YTRs]
C CC two times the shunt admittance : none [YSH] [YSHs]
C CC transfer impedance matrix : none [ZTR] [ZTRs]
C CC shunt impedance matrix : none [ZSH] [ZSHs]
C CC The final two are simpler still since there are no symmetrical components.
C CC eigenvector matrix for current : none [Cp]-1 none
C CC Surge impedance in phase domain : none [Zsurge] none
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C
LINE CONSTANTS
METRIC
BRANCH 01A_01 01A_02 01B_01 01B_02 01C_01 01C_02
BRANCH 02A_01 02A_02 02B_01 02B_02 02C_01 02C_02
BRANCH 01E_01 01E_02 02E_01 02E_02
C
$VINTAGE 1
$ERASE
C CC 18th of 22 subcases illustrates 6-phase, 22-conductor BPA line with BSSR
C CC Subcase 59j (this is the file type instead of the default .mtx) extends the
C CC preceding data of 59i to all 22 conductors of the BPA line. A WIRE NAMES
C CC declaration involving four or more data cards will be required of course.
C CC Names could be packed 7 per card, but this is not necessary. If a card is
C CC not full, it will be terminated by the first blank A10. Thus one or more
C CC blank names on the right are no problem (but beware of interior blanks!).
C CC Whereas previous conductor cards were truly shuffled, the ones of this data
C CC are not although ground wires have been moved from the end to the beginning
C CC as a minor variation. Otherwise, order is as in the 1st subcase of DC-59.
C CC The letters "x", "y", and "z" are used to indicate which of the three
C CC copies is involved within a bundle (already numbered).
C CC
C Name 1 Name 2 Name 3 Name 4 Name 5 Name 6 Name 7
WIRE NAMES Ground 1 Ground 2 Ground 3 Ground 4
C
C CC IPHASE SKIN RESIS (Ohm IXTYPE REACT DIA (cm) HORI (m) Vtower (m) Vmid (m)
1 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 -4.0 20
C 1 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 -4.1 20
C 1 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 -4.2 20
2 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 0.0 20
C 2 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 0.1 20
C 2 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 0.2 20
3 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 4.0 20
C 3 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 4.1 20
C 3 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 4.2 20
C 4 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 -4.0 15
C 4 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 -4.1 15
C 4 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 -4.2 15
C 5 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 0.0 15
C 5 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 0.1 15
C 5 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 0.2 15
C 6 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 4.0 15
C 6 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 4.1 15
C 6 0.5 0.2545 4 1.440 4.2 15
C 0 0.5 9.2431 4 0.163 -4.0 25
C 0 0.5 9.2431 4 0.163 -0.1 25
C 0 0.5 9.2431 4 0.163 0.1 25
C 0 0.5 9.2431 4 0.163 4.0 25
BEGIN SPREADSHEET REQUESTS { Initiate data that will extend thru a blank card
BUNDLE ORDER { If activated this will force use of new code with maps
INTERLEAVE REAL AND I { Interleaved the real and imaginary views
ALL REAL PARTS, THEN { 3rd of 3 alternative general formats
SORTED TABLE ORDER { This is the default; order of Dommel's sorted conductor table
INPUT DATA ORDER { "p" matrices will have the same order as input data cards
FULL MATRIX OUTPUT { To include otherwise-missing upper triangle of matrices
C PAIR REAL AND IMAGINARY PARTS { Normal complex number output for matrices
C
MATRIX SYMBOLS [Cp]-1 [Ce]-1 [Cs]-1 [wCp]-1 [wCe]-1 [wCs]-1 [Cp] [Ce]
MATRIX SYMBOLS [Cs] [wCp] [wCe] [wCs] [Zp]-1 [Ze]-1 [Zs]-1 [Zp]
MATRIX SYMBOLS [Ze] [Zs] [YTR] [YTRs] [YSH] [YSHs]
MATRIX SYMBOLS [ZTR] [ZTRs] [ZSH] [ZSHs] [Cp]-1 [Zsurge]
MS-DOS IS THE OS { File name is 8 bytes maximum; braces replace square brackets
PLACE MATRICES IN c:\ATP_CSV { Cols. 25-80 give optional path for matrices
C CC PREFIX AND FILE TYPE .C59 { Note file type for this use of DC-59
PREFIX AND FILE TYPE LC_ .mtx { Exceptional file type for 1st use
CLIP MATRICES OF .LIS 30 { Only upper-left 4x4 submatrices will be seen
SEPARATE NUMBERS OF R , { This is the inter-number separator string
Real[Cp]-1 { Begin with "p" for physical conductors inverse matrix
Real[wCp]-1 { Same as preceding except that susceptance wC replaces capacitanc C
Real[Ce] { Next "e" for equivalent conductors so a matrix not inverted
C CC Note: The 3 preceding requests conflict. Ldoes not allow both capacitance
C CC and susceptance. Col. 44 must be either 1 or 0. The final request is
C CC the one that will be honored, and it involves capacitance. In effect,
C CC ATP will overwrite the "0" of column 44 below, making it a "1". While
C CC the request for [wCp]-1 is accepted, the associated matrix will not
C CC be found anywhere. Here, susceptance loses the either/or test. So if
C CC a user really needs both, he should a second BSSR data block and a
C CC second frequency card. One would be for capacitance and the other for
C CC susceptance. Yes, ATP later might automatically do such separation
C CC for the user, but not initially. WSM. 1 May 2013
ALL VIEWS OF ALL MATRICES { Not allowed for LINE CONSTANTS. ATP will ignore it
ALL VIEWS OF [**] { Not allowed for LINE CONSTANTS. ATP will ignore it
ALL VIEWS OF [Ze] { All 7 views of an individual matrix such as [Ze] is allowed
Real[Cp]-1 { Current transformation matrx [Cp]-1 will be real so no need for complex
Real[Zsurge] { The same goes for surge impedance matrix [Z-surge] (no imaginary)
Rectangular[Ze] { Complex matrix
Real[Ze] { Just the Real part of a complex matrix
Imag[Ze] { Just the imaginary part of a complex matrix
Polar[Ze] { Complex with interleaved magnitude and angle rows
C All different possible requests grouped by Matrix type.
C
Real[Cp]-1
Imag[Cp]-1
Rectangular[Cp]-1
Mag[Cp]-1
Angle[Cp]-1
Polar[Cp]-1
Complex[Cp]-1
C
Real[Ce]-1
Imag[Ce]-1
Rectangular[Ce]-1
Mag[Ce]-1
Angle[Ce]-1
Polar[Ce]-1
Complex[Ce]-1
C
Real[Cs]-1
Imag[Cs]-1
Rectangular[Cs]-1
Mag[Cs]-1
Angle[Cs]-1
Polar[Cs]-1
Complex[Cs]-1
C
Real[wCp]-1
Imag[wCp]-1
Rectangular[wCp]-1
Mag[wCp]-1
Angle[wCp]-1
Polar[wCp]-1
Complex[wCp]-1
C
Real[wCe]-1
Imag[wCe]-1
Rectangular[wCe]-1
Mag[wCe]-1
Angle[wCe]-1
Polar[wCe]-1
Complex[wCe]-1
C
Real[wCs]-1
Imag[wCs]-1
Rectangular[wCs]-1
Mag[wCs]-1
Angle[wCs]-1
Polar[wCs]-1
Complex[wCs]-1
C
Real[Cp]
Imag[Cp]
Rectangular[Cp]
Mag[Cp]
Angle[Cp]
Polar[Cp]
Complex[Cp]
C
Real[Ce]
Imag[Ce]
Rectangular[Ce]
Mag[Ce]
Angle[Ce]
Polar[Ce]
Complex[Ce]
C
Real[Cs]
Imag[Cs]
Rectangular[Cs]
Mag[Cs]
Angle[Cs]
Polar[Cs]
Complex[Cs]
C
Real[wCp]
Imag[wCp]
Rectangular[wCp]
Mag[wCp]
Angle[wCp]
Polar[wCp]
Complex[wCp]
C
Real[wCe]
Imag[wCe]
Rectangular[wCe]
Mag[wCe]
Angle[wCe]
Polar[wCe]
Complex[wCe]
C
Real[wCs]
Imag[wCs]
Rectangular[wCs]
Mag[wCs]
Angle[wCs]
Polar[wCs]
Complex[wCs]
C
Real[Zp]-1
Imag[Zp]-1
Rectangular[Zp]-1
Mag[Zp]-1
Angle[Zp]-1
Polar[Zp]-1
Complex[Zp]-1
C
Real[Ze]-1
Imag[Ze]-1
Rectangular[Ze]-1
Mag[Ze]-1
Angle[Ze]-1
Polar[Ze]-1
Complex[Ze]-1
C
Real[Zs]-1
Imag[Zs]-1
Rectangular[Zs]-1
Mag[Zs]-1
Angle[Zs]-1
Polar[Zs]-1
Complex[Zs]-1
C
Real[Zp]
Imag[Zp]
Rectangular[Zp]
Mag[Zp]
Angle[Zp]
Polar[Zp]
Complex[Zp]
C
Real[Ze]
Imag[Ze]
Rectangular[Ze]
Mag[Ze]
Angle[Ze]
Polar[Ze]
Complex[Ze]
C
Real[Zs]
Imag[Zs]
Rectangular[Zs]
Mag[Zs]
Angle[Zs]
Polar[Zs]
Complex[Zs]
C
Real[YTR]
Imag[YTR]
Rectangular[YTR]
Mag[YTR]
Angle[YTR]
Polar[YTR]
Complex[YTR]
C
Real[YTRs]
Imag[YTRs]
Rectangular[YTRs]
Mag[YTRs]
Angle[YTRs]
Polar[YTRs]
Complex[YTRs]
C
Real[YSH]
Imag[YSH]
Rectangular[YSH]
Mag[YSH]
Angle[YSH]
Polar[YSH]
Complex[YSH]
C
Real[YSHs]
Imag[YSHs]
Rectangular[YSHs]
Mag[YSHs]
Angle[YSHs]
Polar[YSHs]
Complex[YSHs]
C
Real[ZTR]
Imag[ZTR]
Rectangular[ZTR]
Mag[ZTR]
Angle[ZTR]
Polar[ZTR]
Complex[ZTR]
C
Real[ZTRs]
Imag[ZTRs]
Rectangular[ZTRs]
Mag[ZTRs]
Angle[ZTRs]
Polar[ZTRs]
Complex[ZTRs]
C
Real[ZSH]
Imag[ZSH]
Rectangular[ZSH]
Mag[ZSH]
Angle[ZSH]
Polar[ZSH]
Complex[ZSH]
C
Real[ZSHs]
Imag[ZSHs]
Rectangular[ZSHs]
Mag[ZSHs]
Angle[ZSHs]
Polar[ZSHs]
Complex[ZSHs]
C
Real[Zsurge]
Imag[Zsurge]
Rectangular[Zsurge]
Mag[Zsurge]
Angle[Zsurge]
Polar[Zsurge]
Complex[Zsurge]
C
C
C CC RHO (Ohm.m) FREQ (Hz) FCAR [C]-1 or w [Ce]-1 or [Cs]-1 or [C] or w[C [Ce] or w[
100 50 1 0 0 0 0 0
C
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$EOF
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] is allowed
l so no need for complex
ge] (no imaginary)
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
10.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
44 1 9
C
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of JMARTI Frequency Dependent routine with LI
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C CC PDT0
JMARTI SE 1
$ERASE
BRANCH JDA LMA JDB LMB JDC LMC
LINE CONSTANTS
C CC TRANSPOSED
$VINTAGE 1
C CC IPHA SKIN RESIS (Ohm/km) IXTYPE REACT DIA (cm) HORI (m) Vtower (m) Vmid (m)
1 0.3636 0.05215 4 1.602 -20.75 50 50
1 0.3636 0.05215 4 1.602 -19.25 50 50
2 0.3636 0.05215 4 1.602 -0.75 77.5 77.5
2 0.3636 0.05215 4 1.602 0.75 77.5 77.5
3 0.3636 0.05215 4 1.602 19.25 50 50
3 0.3636 0.05215 4 1.602 20.75 50 50
0 0.5 2.61 4 0.386 -12.9 98.5 98.5
0 0.5 2.61 4 0.386 12.9 98.5 98.5
100 5000 0 0 0 0 0
100 50 0 0 0 0 0
100 1 0 0 0 0 0
BLANK END OF LINE CONSTANTS
C CC DEFAULT
C CC - JMARTI Miscellenous data card
1 0 0 3.00E-08
C CC - JMARTI Characteristic Impedance (Zc) Fitting card.
0 0.3 30 0 1 0 0 0
C CC - JMARTI Propagation Function (A1) Fitting card.
0 0.3 30 0 1 0 0 0 0
C CC
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C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
ependent routine with LINE CONSTANTS

[Cs] or w[Cs] Z Ze Zs Z-1 Ze-1 Zs-1
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
ICAP LENGTH (km) Y Ys Z Zs ISEG MUTUAL
0 138 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 138 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 138 0 0 0 0 0 0
IDEC IPNT IPUN MODAL ITRNSF Blank
0 0 0 1 -9
0 0 0 1 -9
6 10 0 1 -9
C
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of SEMLYEN Frequency Dependent routine with
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C
SEMLYEN SETUP
BRANCH SORCEA LINE-A SORCEB LINE-B SORCEC LINE-C
C CC INDEX Value INDEX Value INDEX Value INDEX Value
TOLERANCES 10 5000
TOLERANCES 12 1.00E-03 17 10000
C 200 150 0 0 0 0 0 0
C CC TEXT NOO NPOINT NSS KFIT KPS IKYC PUN IOQC
200 150 0 0 0 0 0 0
C CC IOTX COMPONENTS
C CC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
C CC IOSS COMPONENTS
C CC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
C CC IOFL COMPONENTS
C CC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
C
LINE CONSTANTS
C TEST 1 HORIZONTAL LINE 18.65 MILES LONG
C IPHASE SKIN RESIS (Ohm/km) IXTYPE REACT DIA (cm) HORI (m) Vtower (m) Vmid (m)
1 0.3159 0.1920 4 0.858 -10.67 31.5 31.6
2 0.3159 0.1920 4 0.858 0 31.5 31.6
3 0.3159 0.1920 4 0.858 10.67 31.5 31.6
0 0.5 9.4800 4 0.318 -5.33 40.5 40.5
0 0.5 9.4800 4 0.313 5.33 40.5 40.5
C CC RHO (Ohm. FREQ (Hz) FCAR [C]-1 or w [Ce]-1 or [Cs]-1 or [C] or w[C [Ce] or w[
1000 5000
1000 60
1000 60
C
$PUNCH
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
$EOF
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
Dependent routine with LINE CONSTANTS
INDEX Value
7777 7777
IOTX IOSS IOFL RHO DIST NPAN
-1 7777 7777
10 11 12
1 1 1 1 1
10 11 12
1 1 1 1 1
10 11 12
0 1 0 1 0
SEPAR (cm) ALPHA NAME NB

LENGTH (miles) Y Ys Z Zs ISEG MUTUAL IDEC IPNT
18.65
18.65
18.65 4 21
C
C CC Note: Fill the cells highlighted in colour yellow with appropriate d

C CC he output DAT filename: #VALUE!
C CC ile PATH and FILE name: #VALUE!
C CC Project description: BSSR for the Steady State Phasor Output. See DC6.Dat for
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

10.0E-3 2.0E+0 50.0 50.0
1000 1 1 0 1 1
C CC STATISTICS misc data card for acutual simulation
C CC ISW ITEST IDIST IMAX IDICE KSTOUT
C CC
C CC When IPUN = -1, request the input of an extra following card to vary the printout frequency. Zero or blank fo
C CC 1st change 2nd chnage 3rd change
C CC KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT
C CC 5 5 20 20
C CC END MISCELLENOUS DATA CARD
C
SCR_A C1A_01
SCR_B C1B_01
SCR_C C1C_01
S1A_01
S1B_01
S1C_01
A1A_01
A1B_01
A1C_01
C Remote end
C1A_02 T1H__R
C1B_02 T1H__S
C1C_02 T1H__T
S1A_02
S1B_02
S1C_02
A1A_02
A1B_02
A1C_02
C CC END BRANCH RLC
C
C CC $INCLUDE C:\ATP\cbl_3cond.pun
C #DISABLE
C <++++++> Cards punched by support routine on 18-May-14 15:02:15 <++++++>
C CABLE PARAMETERS
C C
C C SEC 1 TERM1 1 TERM2 2
C C 12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.1234
C BRANCH C1A_01C1A_02C1B_01C1B_02C1C_01C1C_02
C BRANCH S1A_01S1A_02S1B_01S1B_02S1C_01S1C_02
C BRANCH A1A_01A1A_02A1B_01A1B_02A1C_01A1C_02
C C
C C A3: MISCELLANEOUS DATA FOR CABLES
C C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C C 3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
C c IT.ISYS. NPC.IEAR.KMOD.IZFL.IYFL. NPP.NGND.IDATA. IYG.
C 2 -1 3 1 1 0
C C
C C N1. N2. N3. N4. N5. N6. N7. N8. N9. N10. N11. N12. N13. N14. N15. N1
C 3 3 3
C C CCopper CCopper CGalvanised steel
C C A5: PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OF CABLES
C C ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
C C CCT 1 Note Red coloured chracter fonts is for original data. The rest are c
C C CORE 1
C C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C C 3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
C C R1. R2. R3. R4. R5. R6. R7.
C 7.50E-3 15.00E-3 35.00E-3 36.50E-3 186.5E-3 198.5E-3 199.5E-3
C C RHO_C. MU_C. MU_I1. EPSLN_I1. RHO_S. MU_S. MU_I2. EPSLN_I
C 1.777E-8 1.0 1.0 2.5 1.777E-8 1.0 1.0 2.5
C C RHO_A. MU_A. MU_I3. EPSLN_I3.
C 1.700E-7 200.0 1.0 1.0
C C
C C CORE 2
C C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C C 3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
C C R1. R2. R3. R4. R5. R6. R7.
C 7.50E-3 15.00E-3 35.00E-3 36.50E-3 186.5E-3 198.5E-3 199.5E-3
C 1.777E-8 1.0 1.0 2.5 1.777E-8 1.0 1.0 2
C 1.700E-7 200.0 1.0 1.0
C C
C C CORE 3
C C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C C 3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
C C R1. R2. R3. R4. R5. R6. R7.
C 7.50E-3 15.00E-3 35.00E-3 36.50E-3 186.5E-3 198.5E-3 199.5E-3
C 1.777E-8 1.0 1.0 2.5 1.777E-8 1.0 1.0 2
C 1.700E-7 200.0 1.0 1.0
C C HEIGHT AND HORIZONTAL DISTANCE OF EACH CABLE (m)
C C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C C 3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
C C VERT1. HORIZ1. VERT2. HORIZ2. VERT3. HORIZ3. VERT4. HORIZ
C 2.000 0.000 2.000 0.800 1.600 0.693
C C
C C #
C C FREQUENCY CARDS DIST (m)
C C
C C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C C 3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
C #ENABLE
C 100.0 50.0 0.020 1 { 1 nominal pi
$UNITS, 0.0, 0.0
$VINTAGE, 1
C Pi-equivalent model with length = 2000.0 (meter)
1 C1A_01 C1A_02
2 C1B_01 C1B_02
3 C1C_01 C1C_02
4 S1A_01 S1A_02
5 S1B_01 S1B_02
6 S1C_01 S1C_02
7 A1A_01 A1A_02
8 A1B_01 A1B_02
9 A1C_01 A1C_02
$VINTAGE, -1,
$UNITS, -1., -1.,
C
C
C Connect load to Transformer
C1A_02 T1H__R
C1B_02 T1H__S
C1C_02 T1H__T
C
C SATURABLE TRANSFORMER COMPONENT

C CC 3 phase 2 winding transformer model - Name plate or a test certifica
Short circuit 3 phase

power loss Pex (W) =
C CC 2000
Excitation current Iex

LV (%) =
C CC 0.188
Excitation 3 phase
power loss Pex (W) =
C CC 309
C CC Frequency (Hz) = 50
C CC Transformer No = 1
C CC
C CC Base Z @ HV (Ohm) = 605
C CC Base Z @ LV (Ohm) = 0.861125
C CC Base I @ HV (A) = 10.497278
C CC Base I @ LV (A) = 278.24109
C CC
C CC Calculated values of STC (Series resistance assumed 10% of series re
C CC HV R (Ohm) = 3.5665
C CC HV jX (Ohm) = 35.665
C CC LV R (Ohm) = 0.0017
C CC LV jX (Ohm) = 0.0169
C CC Linear magnetizing impedance
C CC I peak (A) = 0.0279
C CC Flux Phi peak (Vs) = 49.5495
C CC BUSTOP I FLUX Rmag
TRANSFORMER T1---R 313.9E-3 961.6E-3 556.6E+0
0.3138613 0.9616159
0.3858939 1.0302916
0.5313200 1.0803796
0.7736700 1.0989934
2.9405870 1.1676690
17.6968733 1.2363708
35.9439399 1.2707086
9999
C CC BUS1 BUS2 Blank Blank Output
1 T1L__R T1L__N
2 T1H__R T1H__S
C REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1L__S T1L__N
2 T1H__S T1H__T
C REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1L__T T1L__N
2 T1H__T T1H__R
T1L__N
C
T1L__R LDA_02
T1L__S LDB_02
T1L__T LDC_02
C Balanced Load 0.415 kV
LDA_02 N
LDB_02 N
LDC_02 N
C END BRANCH RLC
$DISABLE
C Three phase s/c
T1L__R FAULT
T1L__S FAULT
T1L__T FAULT
$ENABLE
BLANK BRANCH
BLANK SWITCH
C CC SOURCE TYPE 14 SINUSOIDAL TYPE 14 SINUSOIDAL RULE BOOK
C Line-Line RMS Voltage = 11000 V
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VO AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY PHASE
14 SCR_A 0 8981.5 50.0 0
14 SCR_B 0 8981.5 50.0 -120
14 SCR_C 0 8981.5 50.0 -240
C
BEGIN SPREADSHEET REQUESTS { See DC6 for details on BSSR for SSPO. Initiat
C
C MS-DOS IS THE OS { File name is 8 bytes maximum; braces replace square bracke
C PLACE MATRICES IN c:\ld\ { Cols. 25-80 give optional path for matrices
PREFIX AND FILE TYPE SSPO_ .mtx { Exceptional file type for 1st use
C The inter-number separator character
SEPARATE NUMBERS OF ROW ,
C CC C Next will come the root name (minus preceding path and trailing file type) of
C CC C the output disk file for phasor branch flows & injections. The format is now
C CC C free with the root name beginning with the first nonblank to the right of the
C CC C colon ":". An in-line comment on the right is ignored. Should more space
C CC C be needed, "$$" in columns 79 and 80 allow the user to continue the name on
C CC C following data card. Etc. (this can be iterated to a maximum of 255 bytes).
C CC C But if "$$" is used, an in-line comment on that line is not possible, note.
C CC C ROOT NAME FOR PHASOR FILE: Phas$
C CC C or4 { The root disk file name will be "Phasor4", legal using MS-DOS (limit of 8
ROOT NAME FOR PHASOR FILE: Phas { 1st half of name that was artificially split
ROOT NAME FOR PHASOR FILE: or6 { 2nd half of name that was artificially split
C
C CC <Factor> Scaling factor for phasors goes in cols. 25-32
SCALE PHASORS FOR RMS 0.0 { Blank, 0.0, or non-positive value defaults to .707 (1/
C NO PHASOR SCALING { Cancel the just-ordered scaling of phasors by 1 / sqrt(
C
C The pounds sign "#" on the right of the following line is to reserve a blank
C as the continuation line is appended. Only in this location is "#" honored.
TITLE LINE FOR PHASOR OUTPUT Title line for phasor output# { 1st half of total
TITLE LINE FOR PHASOR OUTPUT can be as long as 255 bytes. { 2nd half of total
C
C CC C Each phasor branch flow or injection (at a known-voltage node) is composed of
C CC C different complex components. The user can select among these the ones that
C CC C he wants written to the disk file for MS Excel. Either integer indices or
C CC C their associated names can be used with this being the equivalence:
C CC C Real Imag Mag Angle Complex Rectangular Polar
C CC C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C CC C The format is free with blank being the separator character. But what is the
C CC C menu from which these views are to be selected? For branch flows, there are
C CC C 7 ordered items from which the user must choose:
C CC C [Vk] [Vm] [Ik] [Im] [Pk] [Pm] [Pl]
C CC C Of course, [Vk] is the phasor voltage at the sending end of a branch (K, M)
C CC C and [Vm] is the voltage at the receiving end; [Ik] is the phasor current
C CC C from the sending end to the receiving end whereas [Im] is the reverse flow
C CC C at the other end. Likewise for complex power (P +j Q) at the two ends of the
C CC C branch. I.e., [Pk] is the complex power at the sending end (flow into the
C CC C branch) and [Pm] is the reverse flow at the far end. Integer 0 is the same
C CC C as text "None"; it implies no such contribution.
C CC C [Vk] [Vm] [Ik] [Im] [Pk] [Pm] [Pl]
C CC VIEWS OF BRANCH PHASORS Rect Polar 6 Cmplx none 7 Imag
C CC [Vk] [Vm] [Ik] [Im] [Pk]
VIEWS OF BRANCH PHASORS 5 5 5 5 5
C CC
C CC C That was for branch flows. For generator nodes (nodes of constant voltage),
C CC C there are just 3 phasors, denoted by the subscript g. Finally, for selective
C CC C node voltage output (usually at non-generator nodes have unknown voltage), a
C CC C single phasor, the node voltage phasor, with use subscript "n":
C CC C [Vg] [Ig] [Pg] [Vn]
C CC [Vg] [Ig] [Pg] [Vn]
VIEWS OF NODAL PHASORS 5 5 5 5
C CC 1 2 3 4 5
PHASOR NODE VOLTAGE T1H__R T1H__S T1H__T T1L__R T1L__S
C PHASOR NODE VOLTAGE AT ALL NODES
C CC C Name1>Name2>Name3>Name4> ... Etc. (up to 5 pairs of names)
C CC BUS 1 BUS 2 BUS 1 BUS 2 BUS 1
PHASOR BRANCH NODES T1H__R T1H__S T1H__S T1H__T T1H__T
PHASOR BRANCH NODES T1L__R LDA_02
PHASOR BRANCH NODES T1L__S LDB_02
PHASOR BRANCH NODES T1L__T LDC_02
C PHASOR BRANCH NODES * *
C PHASOR BRANCH NAMES
C CC C Note about preceding: If all branch flows are desired, use "* *" (i.e.,
C CC C the wild card "*" for the 1st byte of the first pair of names. This is for
C CC C identifying branches using their terminal node names. If instead the branch
C CC C name (A6 info) is desired, use PHASOR BRANCH NAMES (NAMES instead of NODES)
C CC C followed by up to 10 6-character branch names. In this case, a single star
C CC C for the first possible branch name will request all branch flow outputs.
C
ALSO PRINT THE PHASOR FLOWS { These same branch flows can be found in .LIS file
C
FORMAT FOR FLOATING ENCODE E17.9 { Format for phasor encode in cols. 33-40
C CC C Note about preceding: default format is E15.7 so this adds 2 cols. & digits
C
BLANK SOURCES
C NODE VOLTAGE, BRANCH Current (-1), BRANCH voltage (-2), BRANCH Current and Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energ
1
C Voltage between pair of nodes
C BRCH1 BRCH2 BRCH3 BRCH4 BRCH5 BRCH6
-5 A1A_01 A1A_02
BLANK OUTPUTS
BLANK
d in colour yellow with appropriate data

State Phasor Output. See DC6.Dat for details
TSTART

0.000000E+00 1.000000E+00 0.000000E+00 0
KNTRPT NSEED
e printout frequency. Zero or blank for No CHANGHE PRINTOUT FREQUENCY card is wanted.
4th change 5th change
C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT

1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E+06
1.000000E+06
1.000000E+06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
4.373203E-01 5.310852E+00 3.282936E-01
9.824284E-02 2.825590E+00 0.000000E+00
4.373203E-01 5.310852E+00 3.282936E-01
9.828671E-02 2.825363E+00 0.000000E+00
9.828695E-02 3.088878E+00 0.000000E+00
4.374084E-01 5.310555E+00 3.282936E-01
3.686934E-01 4.899866E+00 -3.282936E-01
9.824284E-02 2.825590E+00 0.000000E+00
9.828671E-02 2.825363E+00 0.000000E+00
4.741720E-01 4.897099E+00 4.988283E-01
9.824284E-02 2.825590E+00 0.000000E+00
3.686934E-01 4.899866E+00 -3.282936E-01
9.828695E-02 3.088878E+00 0.000000E+00
9.824284E-02 2.825590E+00 0.000000E+00
4.741720E-01 4.897099E+00 4.988283E-01
9.828671E-02 2.825363E+00 0.000000E+00
9.828695E-02 3.088878E+00 0.000000E+00
3.687815E-01 4.899569E+00 -3.282936E-01
9.828671E-02 2.825363E+00 0.000000E+00
9.828695E-02 3.088878E+00 0.000000E+00
4.742602E-01 4.896802E+00 4.988283E-01
2.299691E-01 3.797676E+00 -2.257508E-17
9.824284E-02 2.825590E+00 0.000000E+00
9.828671E-02 2.825363E+00 0.000000E+00
2.299691E-01 3.797676E+00 -1.705347E-01
9.824284E-02 2.825590E+00 0.000000E+00
9.828671E-02 2.825363E+00 0.000000E+00
2.303009E-01 3.801282E+00 2.231222E+01
9.824284E-02 2.825590E+00 0.000000E+00
2.299691E-01 3.797676E+00 -2.257508E-17
9.828695E-02 3.088878E+00 0.000000E+00
9.824284E-02 2.825590E+00 0.000000E+00
2.299691E-01 3.797676E+00 -1.705347E-01
9.828695E-02 3.088878E+00 0.000000E+00
9.824284E-02 2.825590E+00 0.000000E+00
2.303009E-01 3.801282E+00 2.231222E+01
9.828671E-02 2.825363E+00 0.000000E+00
9.828695E-02 3.088878E+00 0.000000E+00
2.300572E-01 3.797379E+00 -2.257508E-17
9.828671E-02 2.825363E+00 0.000000E+00
9.828695E-02 3.088878E+00 0.000000E+00
2.300572E-01 3.797379E+00 -1.705347E-01
9.828671E-02 2.825363E+00 0.000000E+00
9.828695E-02 3.088878E+00 0.000000E+00
2.303890E-01 3.800985E+00 2.231222E+01
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
odel - Name plate or a test certificate data.

Winding connection Volt value in model
1.100000E+01
2.396004E-01
s resistance assumed 10% of series reactance)
Flux v/s Curr

1.4
Output
1.2
0.8
0.6
0.4
R wL(Ohm) VRAT
0.2
1.692111E-03 1.692111E-02 2.396004E-01
0
3.566475E+00 3.566475E+01 1.100000E+01
0 5 10 15 20
R wL(Ohm) VRAT
1.692111E-03 1.692111E-02 2.396004E-01
3.566475E+00 3.566475E+01 1.100000E+01
R wL(Ohm) VRAT
1.692111E-03 1.692111E-02 2.396004E-01
3.566475E+00 3.566475E+01 1.100000E+01
R wL wC
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
2.000000E-01 MVA 278.24 A
8.611250E-01
8.611250E-01
8.611250E-01
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
1.000000E-06
A1 TSTART TSTOP
0.000000E+00 -1.000 100.0
0.000000E+00 -1.000 100.0
0.000000E+00 -1.000 100.0
for details on BSSR for SSPO. Initiate data that will extend thru a blank card
tioning of matrix names. One or
allowed). The order is critical,
line is arbitrary as long as the
here is no practical need for CP
11 CP names, too (see DC-28).
braces replace square bracke

l path for matrices
ile type for 1st use
eding path and trailing file type) of

lows & injections. The format is now
he first nonblank to the right of the
right is ignored. Should more space
llow the user to continue the name on
iterated to a maximum of 255 bytes).
t on that line is not possible, note.
Phas$$
asor4", legal using MS-DOS (limit of 8)
hat was artificially split
hat was artificially split
n cols. 25-32
n-positive value defaults to .707 (1/(sqrt(2))
dered scaling of phasors by 1 / sqrt(2)
{ 1st half of total

{ 2nd half of total
a known-voltage node) is composed of

can select among these the ones that
S Excel. Either integer indices or
this being the equivalence:
Complex Rectangular Polar
5 6 7
separator character. But what is the
lected? For branch flows, there are
[Pm] [Pl]
at the sending end of a branch (K, M)
ing end; [Ik] is the phasor current
d whereas [Im] is the reverse flow
power (P +j Q) at the two ends of the
er at the sending end (flow into the
t the far end. Integer 0 is the same
[Ik] [Im] [Pk] [Pm] [Pl]

6 Cmplx none 7 Imag
[Pm] [Pl]
5.000000E+00 5.000000E+00
r nodes (nodes of constant voltage),
subscript g. Finally, for selective
erator nodes have unknown voltage), a
with use subscript "n":
[Pg] [Vn]
6.000000E+00 7.000000E+00 8.000000E+00 9 10

T1L__T LDA_02 LDB_02 LDC_02 FAULT { Request for selective node
{ Request for ALL nodes volt
> ... Etc. (up to 5 pairs of names)
BUS 2 BUS 1 BUS 2 BUS 1 BUS 2
T1H__R { Request for selective line
s are desired, use "* *" (i.e.,

e first pair of names. This is for
l node names. If instead the branch
BRANCH NAMES (NAMES instead of NODES)
names. In this case, a single star
request all branch flow outputs.
e found in .LIS file
encode in cols. 33-40

E15.7 so this adds 2 cols. & digits
d Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4)
BRCH7 BRCH8 BRCH9 BRCH10 BRCH11 BRCH12

#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
ATP_RB_TR.pdf
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
Flux v/s Current
10 15 20 25 30 35 40
{ Request for selective node voltag output
{ Request for ALL nodes voltage output
{ Request for selective linear branch flows
BRCH13
C
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of SM58 machine model
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C CC BEGMAX RB pg II -10
BEGIN PEAK VALUE SEARCH -1.5
C CC 1st Interval (s) 2nd Interval (s) 3rd Interval (s) 4th Interval (s)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
$WIDTH 79 { RB 1-D-3 pg 1D-2}
$BEGIN PL4 COMMENTS {
C IT IS A COMMENT
C IT IS TOO
$END PL4 COMMENTS
PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH 10 2 { Request max precision of 6 numbers in 80 bytes se
1.00E-06 2.00E-02 50 50
100 1 1 1 1 0 0
C CC BUS1 BUS2 BUS3 BUS4 Output R_OHM
MS_A 3 0.1
MS_B 3 0.1
MS_C 3 0.1
BLANK BRANCHES
BLANK SWITCHES
C SOURCE TYPE 14 SINUSOIDAL TYPE 14 SINUSOIDAL RULE BOOK
14 MS_A 0 100.0 50.0 0 0
14 MS_B 0 100.0 50.0 120 0
14 MS_C 0 100.0 50.0 240 0
C Synchronous generator data
C CC Class 1 SM data cards
C CC RB pg 8 - 3
C CC BUS VOLT (V) FREQ (Hz) ANGLE (deg)
58 MS_A 8.00E+03 50 -10
MS_B
MS_C
C CC Class 2 SM data cards Machine parameter cards (optional) 3 cards
C CC RB pg 8 - 5
C CC TOLERANCES
C CC EPSUBA EPOMEG EPOGEL NIOMAX
TOLERANCES 0.0 0.0 0.0 20
C CC PARAMETER FITTING RB pg 8 - 6
C CC FM
PARAMETER FITTING 3
C CC 3. DELTA CONNECTION of the ARMATURE (STATOR) winding. Note default is Star connection.
C CC DELTA CONNECTION
C CC Class 3 SM data cards - Electrical parameters of machine
C CC RB pg 8 - 9
C CC
C CC NUMAS KMAC KEXC MECHUN NP SMOUTP SMOUTQ
1 1 1 0 4 21 1
C CC Card 1a AD1 AD2 AQ1 AQ2 AGLQ
C CC
BLANK card for the Q-axis
C
C RA XL XD pu XQ pu X'D pu X'Q pu X"D pu
0.001720594 0.19 1.92 1.85 0.31 0.6 0.26
C T'D0 (s) T'Q0 (s) T"D0 (s) T"Q0 (s) X0 pu RN pu XN pu
4.8 1 0.04 0.053 0.12 0.000001 0.000001
C CC Class 4 SM data cards - Mechanical parameters for the shaft system (Mass card)
C CC RB pg 8 - 14
C CC ML EXTRS HICO DSR DSM HSP DSD
1 1 0.87 0.0001 0 0 0
BLANK MASSES
C CC Class 5 SM data cards - Output requests
C CC RB pg 8 - 16
C CC OUTPUT REQUEST
C CC GROUP ALL N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1 0 1 2 3 4 5
2 1
3 1
4 1
5 1
BLANK OUTPUT OF SM
C This will eliminate the G winding from the SM model.
C CC KK BUS KI
C CC 71 EFD
C CC 74 ANGLE 1
C CC 74 SPEED 2
FINISH
BLANK SOURCE
C CC NODE VOLTAGE, BRANCH Current (-1), BRANCH voltage (-2), BRANCH Current and Voltage (-3),
C CC BUS 1 BUS 2 BUS 3 BUS 4 BUS 5 BUS 6
MS_A
BLANK OUTPUT
BLANK PLOT
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
$EOF
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4th Interval (s) 5th Interval (s)

8 9 10
6 numbers in 80 bytes see DC4.DAT
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1 0 0
wL_Ohm wC_uMho
1 1
1 1
1 1
TSTART TSTOP
-1.000 100
-1.000 100
0.010 100
is Star connection.
RMVA RKV AGLINE S1 S2
722 26 1750 1950 3200
S1Q S2Q
X"Q pu
0.26
(Mass card) {
N6 N7 N8 N9 N10 N11 N12

6 7 8 9 10 11 12
nt and Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4), Voltage between Pair of Nodes(-5)
oltage request}
C
C CC a file PATH and FILE name: #VALUE!
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of SM59 machine model
C CC LEC Rule Book example 3. A 90MW generator model with simple TACS.
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
POWER FREQUENCY 50
2.00E-04 8.00E-02 50 50
5 1 1 1 1 0 0
TACS HYBRID
C Field voltage control
C The "output" group: type 98 All the outputs to these "output" supplement
C ITYPE OUTPUT NAM = Free-format FORTRAN expression .....
98 EFD = 1.0
C Mechanical variables passed to TACS
C
C Type 92 : Output = internal variable of special EMTP components.
C This source type is reserved for passing to TACS the values of certain internal variables o
C For example, Rule 3 of Class 6 S.M. Data cards (see section VIII) shows how rotor angles an
C This is for a dynamic synchronous machine (S.M.) source componenet, as used in subsynchrono
C Such variables are then accessed (pick-up and used) within TACS by means of the Type-92 sou
C ITYPE OUTPUT NAM A B C
C
92 ANGLE
92 SPEED
C Output request
C
C Printed/Plotted Output of the TACS Variables RB Pg 3-33
C ITYPE Name Name Name Name Name Name
33 EFD ANGLE SPEED
C Initial conditions
C
C TACS User-Defined Initial Conditions RB Pg 3-34
C ITYPE Name Initial value
77 EFD 1.0
77 ANGLE 0.46773069
77 SPEED 78.5398163
BLANK TACS END
C CC Generator load
C CC BRANCH RLC A composite branch card to model a 3 phase balanced load. S & CosØ
C CC 3 phase balanced Y load modelled as RLC branch (Ohm) using rated voltage and power factor.
C CC Rated voltage L-L (kV) = 13.8 Load I (A) = 2928.59
C CC 3Ø Apparant power S (kVA) = 7.00E+04 Load Re I (A) = 2342.87
C CC Load power factor CosØ (lag) = 0.8 Z (Ohm)= 2.72
C CC 3Ø load power P (kW) = 56000 R (Ohm)= 2.18
BUS1-A 1 2.17646
BUS1-B 1 2.17646
BUS1-C 1 2.17646
C CC END BRANCH RLC
BLANK BRANCHES
BLANK SWITCHES
C Synchronous generator data
C Terminal connection for phase "a"
C CC 1 pu - generator operating voltage
59 BUS1-A 11267.65 50 0
BUS1-B { Connection for phase "b" and "c". Column A should be left blank.
BUS1-C
C
C CC 1. TOLERANCES
C CC EPSUBA EPOMEG EPDGEL NIOMAX
TOLERANCES 0.0 0.0 0.0 20
C CC
C CC 2. PARAMETER FITTING
C CC FM
PARAMETER FITTING 2
C CC
C CC NUMAS KMAC KEXC MECHUN NP SMOUTP SMOUTQ
1 1 0 8
C CC Card 1a AD1 AD2 AQ1 AQ2 AGLQ
C CC BLANK card for the Q-axis
C If SM is not saturable (AGLine >= 0), leave S1 - S2Q blank
C Manufacturer supplied p.u data (if PARAMETER FITTING is used)

C When transient data not available for Q axis, make: X'q=Xq, T'q0=0
C CC RA XL XD pu XQ pu X'D pu X'Q pu X"D pu
0.038 0.220 1.200 0.700 0.350 0.700 0.250
C CC T'D0 (s) T'Q0 (s) T"D0 (s) T"Q0 (s) X0 pu RN pu XN pu
6.240 0.032 0.060 0.150 0.00500000 0.005000
C Note mass data are in ENGLISH Units
C CC ML EXTRS HICO DSR DSM HSP DSD
1 1.00 3.1160920 0.00000
BLANK MASSES
C CC GROUP ALL N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1 0 8 11 14
2 1
3 1
C CC 4 1
5 1
BLANK OUTPUT OF SM
C CC KK BUS KI
71 EFD
74 ANGLE 1
74 SPEED 2
FINISH
BLANK SOURCE
C CC NODE VOLTAGE, BRANCH Current (-1), BRANCH voltage (-2), BRANCH Current and Voltage (-3),
BUS1-A
PRINTER PLOT
BLANK OUTPUT
BLANK PLOT
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
$EOF

{ #VALUE!
9 machine model
rator model with simple TACS.
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1 0 0
to these "output" supplemental elements must not be used as input to any other block except other supplemental "output" element
certain internal variables of special EMTP componenets.

II) shows how rotor angles and angular velocities can be passed to TACS.
enet, as used in subsynchronous resonance (SSR) studies.
S by means of the Type-92 source componenent
T START T STOP
Name Name Name Name Name Name Name
ted voltage and power factor.
Im I (A) = 1757.15
L) (Ohm) = 1.63
wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)
1.6323
1.6323
1.6323
be left blank.
ault is Star connection.
RMVA RKV AGLINE S1 S2

90 13.8 280
S1Q S2Q
{ Generator mechanical data
{ Mass
{
{ 1
{
X"Q pu Zb = 2.1160 {
0.230 RN = 0.0106 Ohm 0.080408 {
XCAN R0 = 0.0806 Ohm 0.1609747 {
X0 = 0.3491 {
stem (Mass card) {
{
{
{
N6 N7 N8 N9 N10 N11 N12

urrent and Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4), Voltage between Pair of Nodes(-5)
her supplemental "output" elements.
13
13
Generator mechanical data
Moment of Spring
Inertia (s) Spring Con Inertia Constant
(million (million
pound- pound-
(s) (pu Torque feet^2) feet/rad)
4.5000000 0.19475577 0.000
of Nodes(-5)

C
C CC file PATH and FILE name: #VALUE!
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of Universal Machine UM model Typ
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C 2nd of 3 data subcases tests Gabor Furst's supporting routine that
C will punch data cards to represent a Type-3 U.M. (induction motor).
C This was added 4 February 1997 as described in April 97 newsletter.
INDUCTION MOTOR DATA
SINGLE { 1st of 2 fo so key 1st 8
BLANK { 2nd of 2 for default motor parameters
C
DOUBLE { 1st of 2 for default motor parameters must be nonblank so key 1st 8
C
BAR { 1st of 2 for default motor parameters must be nonblank so key 1st 8
C
C TYPE FREQ VOLT HP RPM PF
SINGLE 60 6.6 10000 1800 0.906
C SLIP EFF ISTART STTORQ HMOT SATLIM TIMEL
0.62 0.985 8 1.45 0.97 2 7
DOUBLE 60 6.6 10000 1800 0.906
0.62 0.985 8 1.45 0.97 2 7
BAR 60 6.6 10000 1800 0.906
0.62 0.985 8 1.45 0.97 2 7
BLANK { carding ending data subcases within SUBROUTINE INDUCT by Gabor Furst
$PUNCH
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
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BUS
MOTOR
PERCLO AUTO
100 1
BUS
MOTOR
PERCLO AUTO
100 1
BUS
MOTOR
PERCLO AUTO
100 1
C
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of Universal Machine UM model Typ
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C CC I-COILS J-MACHINES K-MACHINE-VA L-6CHARACT NAMES
ABSOLUTE U.M. DIMENSIONS 20 2 50 100
POWER FREQUENCY 50
2.00E-04 7.00E-02
1 1 1 1 1 -1 0
C CC VARIABLE PLOT OUTPUT
5 5 20 20 100 100
C CC TACS HYBRID
TACS HYBRID
C
C
C OUTPUT NAME +/- sign IN1 +/- sign IN2 +/- sign
STEP1 + BAT1 - TFAULT
STEP2 + BAT2 - TCLEAR
FIRE - STEP0 + STEP1 -
C END TRANSFER FUNCTIONS Z-BLOCKS
C TACS UNITY SIGNAL SOURCE
C AMPL
11 STEP0 1.0
C EMTP OUTPUT TO TACS
C AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 BAT1
90 BAT2
90 TFAULT
90 TCLEAR
BLANK END all TACS data CARDS
C EMTP connectivity
BUSA0 1.00E+08
BUSB0 1.00E+08
BUSC0 1.00E+08
BUSA5 BUSA1 1 1.00E-03
BUSB5 BUSB1 1 1.00E-03
BUSC5 BUSC1 1 1.00E-03
C TRANSMISSION LINES (0.01 OHMS AND 1.0 MILLI HENRY)
BUSB1 BUSB0 BUSA1 BUSA0 1
BUSC1 BUSC0 BUSA1 BUSA0 1
C RESISTANCES FROM BUS1 TO SWITCH (BUS2 TO GROUND)
BUSB1 BUSB2 1.00E-04
BUSC1 BUSC2 1.00E-04
C EMTP CONNECTIVITY REQUIREMENT
BUSFS 1.00E+06
BUSFS BUSF0 1.00E-05
C RESISTANCES IN PARALLEL TO SWITCHES (BUS2 TO GROUND)
BUSA2 1.00E+09
BUSB2 1.00E+09
BUSC2 1.00E+09
C CIRCUIT FOR SWITCH CONTROL
BAT1 1.00E+00
BAT2 1.00E+00
BAT1 TFAULT 1.00E+00
BAT2 TCLEAR 1.00E+00
C MECH NETWORK
BUSMSM 1
BUSMS BUSMSM 1 1.00E-03
BLANK BRANCHES
C
C SWITCH TIME CONTROLLED CLASS 1 PDF RULE BOOK 6A-1
C BUS1 BUS2 Output TCLOSE TOPEN
TFAULT 0.05001
TCLEAR 3600.0
C END SWITCH TIME CONTROLLED
C
C SWITCH TACS CONTROLLED TYPE 11 TYPE 11 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-1
C BUS1 BUS2 ECHO Output Vig I HOLD
11 BUSA2
11 BUSB2
11 BUSC2
C END SWITCH TACS CONTROLLED TYPE 11
C
BUSA9 BUSA5 1 -1.0 1.0
BUSB9 BUSB5 1 -1.0 1.0
BUSC9 BUSC5 1 -1.0 1.0
BLANK SWITCHES - ELECTRIC NETWORK
C
C EXCITATION SOURCE VOLTAGE (ACTUAL VALUE SET BY SS)
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/V AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY PHASE A1
14 BUSFS 0 0.0010 0.000010 0 0
C INFINITE BUS SOURCE VOLTAGES
14 BUSA0 0 3000.0000 60.000000 0 0
14 BUSB0 0 3000.0 60.0 -120 0
14 BUSC0 0 3000.0 60.0 -240 0
C BATTERIES FOR SWITCH CONTROL
14 BAT1 0 2.0000 0.000010
14 BAT2 0 3.0 0.000010
C MECH INPUT TORQUE (ACTUAL VALUE SET BY SS)
14 BUSMS -1 0.00000010 0.000010
C SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE SPECIFICATION
C RECORD 1 - UM DATA
C Cols. 1-2, I2
19 UM
C RECORD 2 - GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
C Col. 1, I1 col.2, I1 cols 3-8, cols. 9-14, col. 15, I1
C INPU INITUM SMDATA LIMASS ICOMP
1
BLANK CARD ENDING CLASS 1 UM DATA
C UM-1 MACHINE-TABLE
C Record 1 - machine specifications
C Cols. 1-2, I2 cols. 3-4, I2 cols. 5-6 col. 7, I1 col. 8, I1 col. 9, I1 cols. 10-1
C JTYPE NCLD NCLQ TQOUT OMOUT THOUT M NODE
1 2 1 1 1 1 BUSMSM
C Record 2 - direct-axis flux/inductance data.
C Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, Rcol. 29 I1 cols. 30-43 cols. 44-57,cols. 58-71, Real
C OMEGM LMUD JSATD LMSD FLXSD FLXRD
0.00578150
C Record 3 - quadrature-axis flux/inductance data.
C Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, Rcol. 29 I1 cols. 30-43 cols. 44-57,cols. 58-71, Real
C THETAM LMUQ JSATQ LMSQ FLXSQ FLXRQ
0.00558500
C Record 4 - optional: used when the machine shares a mechanical system with another machi
C Cols. 1-5, Text cols. 6-11, I6cols. 12-17, I6
C SHARE NUM2 NUM3
C SHARE
C Initialisation Subgroup
C Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, Rcols. 29-3 cols. 35-40, Text
C AMPLUM ANGLUM BUSF BUSM
3030.0 15.0000 BUSFS BUSMS
C records 2 - > n additional torque-source identifiers; one record for each source.
C Cols. 1-4 Text cols. 35-40 cols. 41-54 Text
C MORE BUSM2 DISTRF
C MORE
C UM COIL-TABLE Group
C Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, Rcols. 29-3 cols. 35-40, cols. 41-46,col. 47, I cols. 48-61, Real
C RESIS LLEAK BUS1 BUS2 XTACS CUROUT CUR
C STATOR Coils
BUSA9 1
0.0015420 0.00055950 BUSB9 1
0.0015420 0.00055950 BUSC9 1
C ROTOR Coils
0.0010000 0.00037670 BUSF0 1
0.0183400 0.00020750 1
0.0756000 0.00013350 1
BLANK CARD ENDING ALL UM DATA CARDS
C
BLANK CARD ENDING ALL ELECTRIC NETWORK SOURCES
BLANK OUTPUT
BLANK PLOT
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
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niversal Machine UM model Type-19. DCN2.DAT
{ #VALUE!
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1 0 0
IN3 +/- sign IN4 +/- sign IN5 GAIN FIXED LO FIXED HI NAMED LO
STEP2
T START T STOP
-1
T START T STOP
L (mH) C (uF)
1.000
1.00E+09
Ierror (A)
{FAULT IUS APPLIED 1/2 DELTAT AFTER 50ms
TACS NAMES
FIRE
FIRE
FIRE
Ierror (A)
TSTART TSTOP
-1.000
TSTART TSTOP
-1.000
-1.000
-1.000
-1.000
-1.000
-1.000
cols. 16-2 cols. 22-23, I2 cols. 24-3 cols. 38-5 cols. 52-6 cols. 66-79, Real
TACS NPPAIR RJ DCOEF EPSOM FREQ
1 0.0373
cal system with another machine.
ecord for each source.
cols. 48-61, Real

NAMED HI
C
C CC Note: Fill the cells highlighted in colour yellow with appropriate da

C CC Project description: Direct-On-Line Start of a Induction Motor connected to a C
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
AVERAGE OUTPUT
C
4.00E-04 1.50E+01 0 0
1000 1
C CC TACS HYBRID
TACS HYBRID
C
C Voltage at ROTORM is the Speed OMEGA
C Type 90 : Output = EMTP node voltage
C ITYPE OUTPUT NAME
C
90 ROTORM
C
C The "output" group: type 98 All the outputs to these "output" s
C ITYPE OUTPUT NAME = Free-format FORTRAN expression .....
98 OMEGA = ROTORM
C
C
C THE TORQUE FOR SYNCHRONOUS SPEED MUST GIVE THE RATED POWER (APPROXIMATELY)
C
C
C STARTING TORQUE= 601 kgm= 5895.81 Nm
C POWER= 450 CV= 33750 kgm/s = 331 kW
C RATED CURRENT = 114 A
C STARTING CURRENT = 762 A
C WORKING TORQUE
C TORQUE= 5272 Nm (FROM PLATE)
C FROM HERE THE TORQUE AS SPEED FUNCTION MUST BE
C
C K*OMEGA**2= TORQUE 5272= K*62.831853**2 --> K=1.3354
C THE FRICTION TORQUE OF THE MOTOR IS ASSUMED CONSTANT
C TORQF= 258.0 Nm (5%)
C TORQUE
C The "input" group: type 99 All the inputs to these "input" sup
99 TORQR = -(1.3354*OMEGA**2+258.0)
C
C SYNCHRONOUS SPEED=2*PI*F/NP= 2*PI*50/5= 62.831853 RAD/SEC (600 TPM)
C
C SLIP
C
C The "output" group: type 98 All the outputs to these "output" s
98 SLIP = (62.831853-OMEGA)/62.831853
98 MSLIP = 1.0 - SLIP
C
C MECHANICAL POWER
C
98 PMEC = OMEGA*TORQR
C
33 OMEGA TORQR SLIP PMEC MSLIP
C
BLANK END all TACS data CARDS
C EMTP connectivity
C IMPEDANCE OF CABLE 2,3 KV AS DECOUPLED RL BRANCHES
TRAF2A INTERA 5.00E-02
TRAF2B INTERB TRAF2A INTERA
TRAF2C INTERC TRAF2A INTERA
C MOTOR ROTOR AND ASSOCIATED LOAD
ROTOR 1.00E-10
C MASS-- <AS CAPACITOR 1F= 1KG.M**2
ROTORM
C FRICTION AS RESISTANCE
ROTORM 4.00E-01
C
MOTORA 1.00E+09
MOTORB 1.00E+09
MOTORC 1.00E+09
C
C TRANSFORMER
C SATURABLE TRANSFORMER COMPONENT - 2 winding 3 phase tx

C CC 3 phase 2 winding transformer model - Name plate or a test certificat
3 phase
Rating
C CC (kVA)= 1500 rms Winding connection
L-L HV
Voltage
C CC (kV)= 13.20 rms Delta
L-L LV
Voltage
C CC (kV)= 2.300 rms Star
Impedance
C CC (%) = 5.5
C CC 15338.20 = Short circuit 3 phase power loss Pex (W)
Frequency
C CC (Hz) = 50 Processed data
Transform
C CC er No = 1 13200 = per-phase HV voltage (
C CC 1328 = per-phase LV voltage (
C CC Base Z @ HV (Ohm) = 116.16 5112.73 = per-phase load loss (W
C CC Base Z @ LV (Ohm) = 3.52666667 37.88 = HV per-phase rated cur
C CC Base I @ HV (A) = 65.6079851 376.53 = LV per-phase rated cur
C CC Base I @ LV (A) = 376.532784 863.07 = per-phase no-load (cor
C CC 0.7531 = Io per-phase no-load
C CC Calculated values of STC 0.6499 = Ic core-loss component
C CC HV R (Ohm) = 1.78168531 0.3804 = Im magnetizing compone
C CC HV jX (Ohm) = 9.416 2043.10 = Rc magnetizing branch
C CC LV R (Ohm) = 0.01803 3491.13 = Xm magnetizing branch
C CC LV jX (Ohm) = 0.09529 3.56 = ReqH equivalent series
C CC Linear magnetizing impedance 18.83 = XeqH equivalent series
C CC I peak (A) = 1.0650 0.03606 = ReqL equivalent series
C CC Flux Phi peak (V-s) = 5.9816 0.19058 = XeqL equivalent series
C CC Rmag (Ohm) = 2043
TRANSFORMER TRAF-A 0.1638 59.4209 2.043E+3 1
0.1638440000 59.4208800000
0.2949190000 62.3919300000
0.4587620000 65.3629800000
0.6553750000 68.3340100000
3.2768730000 74.2761100000
111.1188000000 118.8418000000
9999
1 TRAF1A TRAF1B 0 1.7817
2 TRAF2A 1 0.0180
C REFBUS BUSTOP
TRANSFORMER TRAF-A TRAF-B
1 TRAF1B TRAF1C 1.7817
2 TRAF2B 0.0180
C REFBUS BUSTOP
TRANSFORMER TRAF-A TRAF-C
1 TRAF1C TRAF1A 1.7817
2 TRAF2C 0.0180
C
C
C IMPEDANCE OF CABLE 13.2 KV AS DECOUPLED RL BRANCHES
GENE2A TRAF1A 1.00E-01
GENE2B TRAF1B 1.00E-01
GENE2C TRAF1C 1.00E-01
$UNITS, 0.0, 0.0
C
C BRANCH 51 Z0Z1 A composite branch card to model a Thevenin equivalent source impedance as sequence comp
C CC The source specified as a fault level by bus voltage (kV), 3Ø fault level (MVA), 1Ø faul
C CC Bus voltage L-L (kV) = 13.84416
C CC X0/R0 = 10 R0 (Ohm) = 4.7677
C CC X1/R1 = 10 R1 (Ohm) = 0.4768
51 GENE1A GENE2A 1 4.7677
52 GENE1B GENE2B 0.4768
53 GENE1C GENE2C
C END BRANCH 51
C
BLANK BRANCHES
C BREAKER CABLE-MOTOR
INTERA MOTORA 0.1 100
INTERB MOTORB 0.1 100
INTERC MOTORC 0.1 100
C
BLANK SWITCHES - ELECTRIC NETWORK
C
C INFINITE BUS SOURCE VOLTAGES
14 GENE1A 0 ### 50.000000 0 0
14 GENE1B 0 10777.8 50.0 -120 0
14 GENE1C 0 10777.8 50.0 -240 0
C SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE SPECIFICATION
C RECORD 1 - UM DATA
C Cols. 1-2, I2
19 UM
C RECORD 2 - GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
C Col. 1, I1 col.2, I1 cols 3-8, cols. 9-14, col. 15, I1
C INPU INITUM SMDATA LIMASS ICOMP
00
C UM-1 MACHINE-TABLE
C Record 1 - machine specifications
C Cols. 1-2, I2 cols. 3-4, I2 cols. 5-6 col. 7, I1 col. 8, I1 col. 9, I1 cols. 10-1
C JTYPE NCLD NCLQ TQOUT OMOUT THOUT M NODE
3 1 1 1 1 1 ROTORM
C Record 2 - direct-axis flux/inductance data.
C Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, Real col. 29 I1 cols. 30-43 cols. 44-57,cols. 58-71, Real
C OMEGM LMUD JSATD LMSD FLXSD FLXRD
0 0.04000000
C Record 3 - quadrature-axis flux/inductance data.
C Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, Real col. 29 I1 cols. 30-43 cols. 44-57,cols. 58-71, Real
C THETAM LMUQ JSATQ LMSQ FLXSQ FLXRQ
0 0.04000000
C Record 4 - optional: used when the machine shares a mechanical system with another machi
C Cols. 1-5, Text cols. 6-11, I6 cols. 12-17, I6
C SHARE NUM2 NUM3
C SHARE
C Initialisation Subgroup
C Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, Real cols. 29-3 cols. 35-40, Text
C AMPLUM ANGLUM BUSF BUSM
C
C records 2 - > n additional torque-source identifiers; one record for each source.
C Cols. 1-4 Text cols. 35-40 cols. 41-54 Text
C MORE BUSM2 DISTRF
C MORE
C UM COIL-TABLE Group
C Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, Real cols. 29-3 cols. 35-40 cols. 41-46,col. 47, I cols. 48-61, Real
C RESIS LLEAK BUS1 BUS2 XTACS CUROUT CUR
C STATOR
0.0000000 0.00000000 MOTORA 1
0.0761640 0.00140000 MOTORB 1
0.0761640 0.00140000 MOTORC 1
C STATOR
0.4375470 0.00140000 ROTOR 1
0.4375470 0.00140000 ROTOR 1
C
BLANK CARD ENDING ALL ELECTRIC NETWORK SOURCES
1
BLANK OUTPUT
BLANK PLOT
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
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ellow with appropriate data #VALUE!

{ #VALUE!
on Motor connected to a Centrufugal Pump
{ #REF!
ICAT NENERG IPRSUP

1
tputs to these "output" supplemental elements must not be used as input to any other block except other supplemental "output"
puts to these "input" supplemental elements must be either TACS signal sources or the output of other supplemental "input" el
tputs to these "output" supplemental elements must not be used as input to any other block except other supplemental "output"
L (mH) C (uF)
1.000
2500000000.000
late or a test certificate data. #VALUE!
VRAT value in model { #VALUE!
13.2000 { #VALUE!
1.3279
e power loss Pex (W)

ms Iex LV (%)
ower loss Pex (W)
(Reference - Transformer engineering : design, technology, and diagnostics by S.V. Kulkarni, S.A. Khaparde. -- 2
= per-phase HV voltage (V)

= per-phase LV voltage (V)
= per-phase load loss (W)
= HV per-phase rated current (A)
= LV per-phase rated current (A)
= per-phase no-load (core) loss (W)
= Io per-phase no-load excitation current (A)
= Ic core-loss component current (A)
= Im magnetizing component current (A)
= Rc magnetizing branch resistance (Ohm)
= Xm magnetizing branch reactance (Ohm)
= ReqH equivalent series resistance referred to HV (Ohm)
= XeqH equivalent series reactance referred to HV (Ohm)
= ReqL equivalent series resistance referred to LV (Ohm)
= XeqL equivalent series reactance referred to LV (Ohm)
L (mH) VRAT
29.9724 13.200
0.3033 1.328
wL VRAT
29.9724 13.20
0.3033 1.328
wL VRAT
29.9724 13.20
0.3033 1.328
L (mH) C (uF)
3.189
3.189
3.189
mpedance as sequence components.

ault level (MVA), 1Ø fault level (MVA) and X/R ratio.
wL)(Ohm) = 47.6774 Z0 (Ohm) = 47.9152

wL)(Ohm) = 4.7677 Z1 (Ohm) = 4.7915
L (mH)
151.7619 {Z0
15.1762 {Z1
Ierror (A)
{FAULT IUS APPLIED 1/2 DELTAT AFTER 50ms
TSTART TSTOP
-1.000
-1.000
-1.000
cols. 16-2 cols. 22-23, I2 cols. 24-3 cols. 38-5 cols. 52-6 cols. 66-79, Real
TACS NPPAIR RJ DCOEF EPSOM FREQ
5
system with another machine.
d for each source.
cols. 48-61, Real

r supplemental "output" elements.
supplemental "input" elements.
r supplemental "output" elements.

ni, S.A. Khaparde. -- 2nd ed.
C
C CC PATH and FILE name: #VALUE!
C CC oject description: Conversion benchmark data case DCN12
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
POWER FREQUENCY 50
C CC MISCELLENOUS DATA CARD
0.00025 0.02 0 0
1 1 1 1 1 -1
C CC When IPUN = -1, request the input of an extra following card to vary the printout frequency.
C CC Zero or blank for No CHANGHE PRINTOUT FREQUENCY card is wanted.
C CC 1st change 2nd chnage 3rd change 4th change
C CC KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT C KCHG
5 5 20 20
TACS HYBRID
C CC TACS variables to be outputted
33 VIG PPIG QQIG TM
C CC The inputs and output are connected to elements of the system other than those allowed for the
C CC ITYPE OUTPUT NAM= Free-format FORTRAN expression .....
88 FLG1 = TIMEX .GE. 0.1
88 TM = 1.0+FLG1*0.4838+FLG2*0.3709
C CC TACS User-Defined Initial Conditions RB Pg 3-34
C CC ITYPE Name Initial value
77 TM 1
C G1 BRANCH VOLTAGE MONITOR
C OUTPUT NAM +/- sign IN1 +/- sign IN2 +/- sign
0 VAB + N400A - N400B
C CC Type 90 : Output = EMTP node voltage
C CC ITYPE OUTPUT NAM A B C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N400A
90 N400B
90 N400C
C G1 BRANCH CURRENT MONITOR
C CC Type 91 : Output = EMTP switch current
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 IG1A
91 IG1B
91 IG1C
C VOLTAGE FEED BACK
C CC The "input" group: type 99 All the inputs to these "input" supplemental elements
99 VIG = SQRT(N400A*N400A+N400B*N400B+N400C*N400C)/6600.0
C POWER MONITOR(I.G.)
99 QIG1 = IG1A*(N400B-N400C)
99 QIG2 = IG1B*(N400C-N400A)
99 QIG3 = IG1C*(N400A-N400B)
99 QIGEN = (QIG1+QIG2+QIG3)/SQRT(3.0)
99 PIGEN = N400A*IG1A+N400B*IG1B+N400C*IG1C
99 PPIG = PIGEN/1000000.
99 QQIG = QIGEN/1000000.
C G1 BRANCH VOLTAGE MONITOR
90 N300A
90 N300B
90 N300C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N250A
91 N250B
91 N250C
99 QCB1 = N250A*(N300B-N300C)
99 QCB2 = N250B*(N300C-N300A)
99 QCB3 = N250C*(N300A-N300B)
99 QACCB = ((QCB1+QCB2+QCB3)/SQRT(3.0))/1000.
99 PACCB = (N300A*N250A+N300B*N250B+N300C*N250C)/1000.
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N400AD
91 N400BD
91 N400CD
99 QCB5 = N400AD*(N400B-N400C)
99 QCB6 = N400BD*(N400C-N400A)
99 QCB7 = N400CD*(N400A-N400B)
99 QACCB1 = ((QCB5+QCB6+QCB7)/SQRT(3.0))/1000000.
99 PACCB1 = (N400A*N400AD+N400B*N400BD+N400C*N400CD)/1000000.
C
77 VIG 1.00478
77 PPIG 0.5
77 QQIG -0.232
77 PIGEN 500000
77 QIGEN -232000
77 PACCB 0
77 QACCB 6.25
$DISABLE
77 MSLIP -0.785129
11 MOTGEN 0 -1
90 BUSMG -1.0
99 MSLIP = (1.0-BUSMG/(2.*PI*50.))*100.
33 MSLIP
99 BUSMS = (TIMEX.GE.MOTGEN)*1592
$ENABLE
BLANK card ending TACS data
C NETWORK DATA
$VINTAGE 1
C *** XS *** ( j0.012(pu) : 0.1663869437mH )
N100A N200A
N100B N200B N100A N200A
N100C N200C N100A N200A
C *** XT *** ( j0.075(pu) : 1.039918398mH )
N200A N250A
N200B N250B N200A N250A
N200C N250C N200A N250A
C *** ZL *** ( 0.2+j0.312(pu) : 0.8712ohm,4.326060536mH )
N300A N400A 0.8712
N300B N400B N300A N400A
N300C N400C N300A N400A
C ***OUTSIDE LOAD*** ACCB POWER FLOW P=250W
N300A 174.2211826
N300B N300A
N300C N300A
C ***INSIDE LOAD*** ( 1.00478)
N400A N400AD
N400B N400BD N400A N400AD
N400C N400CD N400A N400AD
C
N400AD N400A
N400BD N400B N400AD N400A
N400CD N400C N400AD N400A
$VINTAGE 0
$DISABLE
BUSMG
BUSMS BUSMG 1.00E-08
$ENABLE
BLANK card ending branch cards
C SWITCH DATA
C
C CC BUS1 BUS2 Output TCLOSE TOPEN
N250A N300A -1 8.1
N250B N300B -1 8.1
N250C N300C -1 8.1
C
IG1A N400A 1
IG1B N400B 1
IG1C N400C 1
N400AD
N400BD
N400CD
BLANK card ending switch cards
$DISABLE
14 BUSMS -1 0.0001 0.0001 0
$ENABLE
C CC SOURCE TYPE 14 SINUSOIDAL TYPE 14 SINUSOIDAL RULE BOOK - 3 phase
C CC NAME (BUSCUR(-1)/V AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY PHASE A1
14 N100A 5388.877 50 0
14 N100B 5388.877 50 -120
14 N100C 5388.877 50 -240
C CC TYPE 56 IM 3-PHASE PHASE DOMAIN INDUCTION MACHINE MODEL
C CC <Class 1> Node, Initial slip, Initial Output
C CC 56 NAME (BUSSLIP0 TMO
56 IG1A -0.785129 0
56 IG1B
56 IG1C
C CC <Class 2> induction machine parameters
C CC TY NP RMVA RSKV FREQ
0 1 0.625 6.6 50
C CC Rs Ls Rr Lr Msru Msrs Vsrs
0.0113 0.0903 0.0093 0.114 4.3
C CC <Class 3> mechanical parameters
C CC M D EMSOM NM P E
1.12 0 1 1
C CC <Class 4> mechanical torque change
C CC T TM TBUS
TM
1 1 TM
2 2 TM
9999 { Special terminator for any Class-4 data of Type-56 IM
C CC <Class 5> Transfer interface value from IM model to TACS
C CC 73 BUS N
C
C CC <Terminate>
FINISH
BLANK card ending source cards
C CC NODE VOLTAGE
0 N100A N100B N100C
BLANK card ending names for output purposes
SCREEN PLOT
C Node-voltage plot
C
C CC UNIT: 1 degrees 2 cycles 3 seconds 4 milliseconds
C CC 5 microseconds 6 frequency in Hz 7 log10(6)
C 4 UNIT HPI HMIN HMAX VMIN
1 4 4 2.5 0 25 0
1 4 4 0 25 0
2.5 0 25 0 0
1 9 4 2.5 0 25 0
1 9 4 0 25 0
IM-1 ANG
2.5 0 25 0 10
1 8 4 2.5 0 25 0
1 8 4 0 25 0
IM-1 ANG
2.5 0 25 0 10
BLANK card ending batch-mode plot cards
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
ellow with appropriate data #VALUE!

{ #VALUE!
{ 1 cycle is enough to verify steady state

ICAT NENERG IPRSUP
1
e printout frequency.

MULT C KCHG MULT
system other than those allowed for the previous groups.
IN3 +/- sign IN4 +/- sign IN5 GAIN FIXED LO FIXED HI
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
s to these "input" supplemental elements must be either TACS signal sources or the output of other supplemental "input" elements
B+N400C*N400C)/6600.0
IG1C
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
000.
00C*N250C)/1000.
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
000000.
N400C*N400CD)/1000000.
L (mH) C (uF)
0.1663869437
1.039918398
4.326060536
176.7332792
16.56943663
7.09E+06
Ierror (A)
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
-1
TSTART TSTOP
-1
-1
-1
MACHINE MODEL
M
1
data of Type-56 IM
lliseconds
VMAX BUS1 BUS2 BUS3 BUS4 Graph He Vertical Axis Heading Label
0 N100A N100B N100C TITULO V
0 N100A N100B N100C TITULO V
0 IM-1 ANG X P
8 BRANCH X P
0 IM-1 ANG X P
0 BRANCH X C
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NAMED LO NAMED HI
1

13
l Axis Heading Label
"{ Plot limits: ( 0.000, 7.903 ) "

"{ Plot limits: ( 0.000, 7.903 ) "
"{ Plot limits: ( 0.000, 7.903 ) "

"{ Plot limits: ( 0.000, 7.903 ) "
C
The specification of nonlinear inductors requires a (flux-
current) saturation curve relating the total flux linkage to t
Project description: element current. Such curve can be derived, either by using R
(voltage. current) readings, or by using a (current, increment
inductance) characteristic.
C CC
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
SATURATION
$ERASE
C CC Five-leg core-type transformer with STAR-connected high-voltage winding with grounded neutral and DEL
C CC low voltage winding (Ynd5)
C CC Rated power (MVA) = 750
C CC HV LV
C CC Rated voltage line-line(kV) = 420 27
C CC Per unit base specification card - single phase base
C CC S base (MVA) = 250 250 single phase rated power
C CC V base (kV) = 242.5 27 volatge across winding
C CC I base (A) = 9259 the base current calculated for current in
C CC As a first approximation, the RMS excitation current Iex, w in a DELTA winding
C CC Iex, w = Iex/sqrt(3) (harmonics neglected)
C CC
C CC Further, the RMS magnetising current Im, w in the DELTA winding is approximated by
C CC Im, w = sqrt((Iex, w)^2-(Pex/(3Uex))^2)
C CC
C CC From the positive-sequence excitation test performed on DELTA side, following data are available:
C CC Uex (rms L-L) Iex (rms 3 ph aveg) Pex (3 ph value)Iex, w Im, w
C CC kV A kW Amps Amps Irms (pu)
C CC 22.76 8.20 206.21 4.734 3.65 393.7566E-6
C CC 24.29 11.35 240.26 6.553 5.66 611.6075E-6
C CC 25.64 15.50 270.13 8.949 8.23 888.9547E-6
C CC 27.00 21.16 311.00 12.217 11.60 1.2526E-3
C CC 27.50 24.68 323.03 14.249 13.70 1.4797E-3
C CC 28.47 31.63 355.48 18.262 17.78 1.9203E-3
C CC 29.10 38.30 385.41 22.113 21.67 2.3401E-3
C CC 32.50 80.97 560.00 46.748 46.39 5.0105E-3
C CC
C FREQ (Hz) VBASE (kV) SBASE (MVA) IPUNCH KTHIRD
50.00 27.00 250.0000 1 0
C CC
C CC I rms; V rms break point
C CC I rms (pu) V rms (pu)
393.7566E-6 0.8430
611.6075E-6 0.8996
888.9547E-6 0.9496
1.2526E-3 1.0000
1.4797E-3 1.0185
1.9203E-3 1.0544
2.3401E-3 1.0778
5.0105E-3 1.2037
9999
$PUNCH
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EOF
priate data #VALUE!

{ #VALUE!
uctors requires a (flux-

the total flux linkage to the
derived, either by using RMS
using a (current, incremental
{1
{2
{3
ith grounded neutral and DELTA-connected (RB: XIX-G-3.3)
nt calculated for current in the winding rather than in the line.
wing data are available:

V rms (pu)
Vrms (pu) 12
0.8430 10
0.8996
0.9496 8
1.0000 6
1.0185
1.0544 4
1.0778 2
1.2037
0
0 2 4 6 8
{4 10 12
I rms (pu)
{5
{8
{9
C
C CC oject description: The specification of remnant magnetism requires a (flux-current) hysteresis curve.
C CC Recall that the shape of the hysteresis loop for an inductor depends primarily on the
C CC while the scaling of the hysteresis loop depends on geometry, the number of turns and
C CC What is actually stored in supporting routine HYSTERESIS is essentially the shape of t
C CC The user then should provide information for the actual reactor being specified, so th
C CC Hence the data entry is very simple.
C CC
C CC The punched results (w. i) can be used for the type-96 hysteretic inductor (section V-
C CC Up to new, only one curve shape corresponding to (ARMCO Mn) can be selected.
C CC With some care. supporting routine “SATURATION” (section XIX-G} can be used to generat
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
HYSTERESIS
$ERASE
C Shape specification card.
C CC ITY LEVEL { Request Armco M4 oriented silicon steel
1.00 2.00 { That was ITYPE=1. As for LEVEL=2, moderate accuracy output
C Scale specification card.
C CC CURS FLUXSAT (Vs)
500.0 1.0 { Current and flux coordinates of positive saturation point
C
C CC ITYP LEVEL { Request Armco M4 oriented silicon steel
1 1 { That was ITYPE=1 and LEVEL=2. 1st of 4 levels is LEVEL = 1
500 1 { Current and flux coordinates of positive saturation point
C
1 3 { That was ITYPE=1 and LEVEL=2. 3rd of 4 levels is LEVEL = 3
C
1 4 { That was ITYPE=1 and LEVEL=2. 4th of 4 levels is LEVEL = 4
C
2 1 { 1st of 4 illustrations of M6 steel is for LEVEL = 1
C
2 2 { 2nd of 4 illustrations of M6 steel is for LEVEL = 2
C
2 3 { 3rd of 4 illustrations of M6 steel is for LEVEL = 3
C
2 4 { 4th of 4 illustrations of M6 steel is for LEVEL = 4
$PUNCH
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BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
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EOF
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#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
rent) hysteresis curve.

r depends primarily on the material of the core,
y, the number of turns and other construction factors.
essentially the shape of the loop for a certain type of material.
ctor being specified, so that a correct scaling can be performed.
eretic inductor (section V-D).

can be selected.
X-G} can be used to generate hysteresis loops for other materials, it should be noted.
{1
{2
{3
{4
{5
{6
{7
{8
C
C CC ATP command: BOTH
C CC csv.exe folder: C:\ATP_ExcelTemplates\CSV\Orlando\
C CC Data file PATH name: C:\ATP_ExcelTemplates\CSV\Orlando\
C CC Project description: IEEE Fast Front Transient gapless ZnO surge arrester model.
C CC Supporting routine "ARRDAT" which reads ZnO data, and punches the
C CC associated Type-92 EMTP branch cards. See Rule Book, end of Sect. XIX-I.
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
ZNO FITTER { Special-request to transfer to SUBROUTINE ARRDAT of overlay
C A0 Characteristics ZnO gapless Surge Arrester rating Voltage (L-G) =
$ERASE ZnO gapless Surge Arrester residual voltage (V10) =
BRANCH BUS002 BUS004
C CC NEXP IPHASE ERRLIM IPRZNO VREF VFLASH
-1.00 1.00 0.05 0.00 0.00
C CC A1 (Volts A2 (Volts) RMS A3 A4 A5 AMIN
1.000 192000.00 1.0000 1.00 0.0000000 0.0010
C CC I (A) Voltage (V)
10.000 0.875000 { First point of (I,V) characteristic for ZnO
100.000 0.962500
1000.000 1.050000
2000.000 1.087500
4000.000 1.125000
6000.000 1.137500
8000.000 1.168750
10000.000 1.187500
12000.000 1.206250
14000.000 1.231250
16000.000 1.250000
18000.000 1.281250 { last point of (I,V) characteristic for ZnO
20000.000 1.312500
BLANK card bounds points of the ZnO characteristic
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\A0.pun
BLANK card ends data subcases within "ARRDAT"
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
ZNO FITTER { Special-request to transfer to SUBROUTINE ARRDAT of overlay
C A1 Characteristics ZnO gapless Surge Arrester rating Voltage = 72kV
$ERASE
BRANCH BUS003 BUS004
C CC NEXP IPHASE ERRLIM IPRZNO VREF VFLASH
-1.00 1.00 0.05 0.00 0.00 0.00
C CC A1 (Volts A2 (Volts) RMS A3 A4 A5 AMIN
1.000 192000.00 1.0000 1.00 0.0000000 0.0010
C CC I (A) Voltage (V)
100.000 0.768750 { First point of (I,V) characteristic for ZnO
1000.000 0.850000
2000.000 0.893750
4000.000 0.925000
6000.000 0.937500
8000.000 0.956250
10000.000 0.968750
12000.000 0.975000
14000.000 0.987500
16000.000 0.993750
18000.000 1.000000
20000.000 1.006250 { last point of (I,V) characteristic for ZnO
BLANK card bounds points of the ZnO characteristic
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\A1.pun
BLANK card ends data subcases within "ARRDAT"
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
EOF
TPBIG.EXE
punches the
end of Sect. XIX-I.
TINE ARRDAT of overlay 40

ating Voltage (L-G) = 72 kV { A0
idual voltage (V10) = 192 kV { I (A) V (pu)/1.6
{ 10.0 0.875000
{ 100.0 0.962500
{ 1000.0 1.050000
{ 2000.0 1.087500
{ 4000.0 1.125000
{ 6000.0 1.137500
{ 8000.0 1.168750
{ 10000.0 1.187500
Voltage (pu)
{ 12000.0 1.206250
IEEE V-I Characteristics
{ 14000.0 1.231250
1.400000 { 16000.0 1.250000
1.200000 { 18000.0 1.281250
{ 20000.0 1.312500
1.000000
0.800000 A
0
0.600000 A
1
0.400000
0.200000
0.000000
10.0 100.0 1000.0
Current (A) 10000.0100000.0
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{ A1
{ I (A) V (pu)/1.6
{
{ 100.0 0.768750
{ 1000.0 0.850000
{ 2000.0 0.893750
{ 4000.0 0.925000
{ 6000.0 0.937500
{ 8000.0 0.956250
{ 10000.0 0.968750
{ 12000.0 0.975000
{ 14000.0 0.987500
{ 16000.0 0.993750
{ 18000.0 1.000000
{ 20000.0 1.006250
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
V (pu)
1.40
1.54
1.68
1.74
1.80
1.82
1.87
1.90
1.93
1.97
2.00
2.05
2.10
V (pu)
1.230
1.360
1.430
1.480
1.500
1.530
1.550
1.560
1.580
1.590
1.600
1.610
C
Create CSV file CSV-to-DAT Run ATP Do ALL Open Rule
C CC roject description: A data case to illustrate use of CREATE HARMONIC SOURCE DC-15
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C DC-15 CREATE HARMONIC SOURCE 3rd of 3 data subcases tests Orlando Hevia's supporting rou
C calculates Type-14 harmonic sources for an HFS frequency scan. This
C is added 16 December 2001 as should be documented in a newsletter.
C Orlando Hevia's subroutine has been renamed HSOURC ("harmonic source").
C ITYPE : 1- 2 RESERVED
C BUS : 3- 8 BUS NAME
C VOLT : 9-16 VOLTAGE OF BRIDGE IN VOLT
C FREQ : 17-24 FREQUENCY IN HZ
C AMPER : 25-32 CURRENT IN AMPER
C PHASE : 33-40 PHASE IN DEGREES
C SCCMVA : 41-48 SHORT-CIRCUIT POWER IN MVA
C PERCEN : 49-56 PERCENT OF LOAD
C ALFA : 57-64 DELAY ANGLE IN DEGREES
C MU : 65-72 OVERLAP ANGLE IN DEGREES
C NPU : 73-75 NUMBER OF PULSES
C IMF : 76-78 MAXIMUM HARMONITO CALCULATE
C KY : 79-80 RESERVED
C
C
$ERASE { Erase any remnant card images that might exist in punch b
CREATE HARMONIC SOURCES { Request transfer to Orlando Hevia's SUBROUTINE HSOURC
C CC BUS VOLT FREQ AMPERE PHASE SCCMVA PERCEN ALFA MU
BUS6 600 50 1000 0 75 0 0
$PUNCH { Flush the Type-14 source cards which are output of the co
BUS12 600 50 1000 0 75 0 0
BUS18 600 50 1000 0 75 0 0
BLANK card ending requests of CHS
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
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#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
ia's supporting routine that
t exist in punch buffer

OUTINE HSOURC
NPU IMF KY
6 55
e output of the computation
12 55
18 55
C
C CC ta file PATH and FILE name: #VALUE!
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of SUPERIMPOSE MORE SOURCES DCN-26
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

C DCN-26 SUPERIMPOSE MORE SOURCES
C 5th it illustrates the
C first use of superposition of phasor solutions. Success occurred 8 Nov 98.
C This is a brand new type of frequency scan. It is fundamentally different
C because of the superposition and continuation into the time-step loop. In
C the only the minimum of 2 phasor solutions are superimposed. The
C more general case will involve repeated sets of excitation. Each such set
C begins with the request word SUPERIMPOSE MORE SOURCES: and ends with the
C blank card ending sources. The final set of excitation is the one actually
C used so must include all sources of the preceding
C sets if this is what the user wants. Note T-start is not negative for
C such however. Initial restriction: series R-L-C branches only.
PRINTED 13 2 { Request maximum precision (for 8 output columns)
C Misc data card. FLOATING POINT MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0
10.0E-3 2.0E+0
C IOUT IPLOT IDOUBL KSSOUT MAXOUT IPUN MEMSAV ICAT NENERG
1 1 1 1 1 -1 0 1 0
C When IPUN = -1, request the input of an extra following card to vary the printout frequency. Zero or blank for No C
C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT C KCHG
5 5 20 20
C BRANCH RLC Col 80
C CC BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 V,I,P,E re R_OHM L_mH C_uF
GEN TRAN 3 1.0000 10.0000
TRAN 1 200000.0
C END BRANCH RLC
BLANK card ending program branch cards.
BLANK card terminating program switch cards (none for this case)
C
C NAME (BUS1 CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY PHASE A1 TSTART TSTOP
14 GEN 1.0 1.0 0 -1.000
C
BLANK card terminating source cards for 1st phasor solution.
SUPERIMPOSE MORE SOURCES: {: { Request for superposition produced by more:
14 GEN 1.0 1.0 0
14 GEN -1.0 2.0 0 -1.000
BLANK card terminating source cards for 2nd (and final) phasor solution.
C
C NODE VOLTAGE, (-1)BRANCH Current, (-2)BRANCH voltage, (-3)BRANCH Current and Voltage,(-4)BRANCH Power and Energy
C BRCH1 BRCH2 BRCH3 BRCH4 BRCH5 BRCH6 BRCH7 BRCH8
GEN TRAN
C -5
BLANK card ending program output-variable requests.
C 100 1.0 -.278768592 0.0 .2787685919 -.280624596 -.280624596
C 120 1.2 .6447560418 1.118033989 .473277947 .6497741745 .6497741745
C 140 1.4 -1.4363837 -1.11803399 .3183497136 -1.33496603 -1.33496603
C 160 1.6 -.123925906 -1.11803399 -.994108083 -.293493889 -.293493889
C 180 1.8 1.194323606 1.118033989 -.076289617 1.259311865 1.259311865
C 200 2.0 -.278769536 0.0 .2787695359 -.280625592 -.280625592
C Variable max: 1.417160223 1.124996567 .6739357604 1.408960752 1.408960752
C Times of max: .75 .79 1.3 .76 .76
C Variable min: -1.69650701 -2. -1.00648406 -1.68753921 -1.68753921
C Times of min: 1.46 0.5 .62 1.47 1.47
C
SCREEN PLOT
C CALCOMP PLOT
C Node-voltage plot
C
C 4 UNIT HPI HMIN HMAX VMIN VMAX BUS1
1 4 3 0.2 0.0 2.0 GEN
BLANK card ending all plot cards
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C DCN-26 SUPERIMPOSE MORE SOURCES - 3 phase
C 6th of 19 subcases extends uncoupled R-L-C elements of the 5th to multiphase
C lump 3-phase Pi-circuit from DC-3. But we
C want so incr single phase
C becomes 3-phase. Line section is terminated by balanced R-L load to ground.
C This solution was verified by comparing with one that omitted the second
C harm and extended T-max to 20 msec. The
C fina TRANB and TRANC are very close to the
C solu in outp compare step 0
C with step 100. They are very close. But step 200 is even closer to 100 (a
C little settling has occurred; this is discretization error).
PRINTED 10 2
C MISCELLE Misc data card. FLOATING POINT MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0
2.5E-05 0.005 3000.0
1 1 1 1 1 -1
C When IPUN = -1, request the input of an extra following card to vary the printout frequency. Zero or blank for No C
C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT C KCHG MULT C KCHG
5 5 20 20
C
C BRANCH P CARDS FOR PI-EQUIVALENTS
C ITYPE BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 V,I,P,E re R_OHM L_mH C_uF
1 GENA TRANA 34.372 457.68 0.15781
2 GENB TRANB 35.735 164.43 -0.0315
3 GENC TRANC 35.735 164.43 -0.0315
C END BRANCH PI
C
C BRANCH RLC Col 80
C CC BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 V,I,P,E re R_OHM L_mH C_uF
TRANA 1 20 100
TRANB TRANA 1
TRANC TRANA 1
C END BRANCH RLC
C
14 GENA 1.0 400.0 0 -1.000
14 GENB 1.0 400.0 -120 -1.000
14 GENC 1.0 400.0 120 -1.000
C
C .... or "Q". The first solution frequency = 4.00000000E+02 Hertz.
C GENA 1.0 1.0 .00651879225127 .01786478870371 .00325939612564 -.3270376674E-4
C 0.0 0.0 -.0166329799799 -68.5988095 .00831648998997 0.0061218
C Total network loss P-loss by summing injections = 9.742991063317E-03
SUPERIMPOSE MORE SOURCES: {: { Request for superposition produced by more:
14 GENA 1 400 0
14 GENB 1 400 -120
14 GENC 1 400 120
14 GENA 1 800 0 -1
14 GENB 1 800 -120 -1
14 GENC 1 800 120 -1
C .... or "Q". The first solution frequency = 8.00000000E+02 Hertz.
C GENA 1.0 1.0 .00179922688615 .00899257899614 .89961344308E-3 -.1832029691E-4
C 0.0 0.0 -.008810746825 -78.4584168 .00440537341249 0.0031815
BLANK card terminating source cards for 2nd (and final) phasor solution.
C
C NODE VOLTAGE, (-1)BRANCH Current, (-2)BRANCH voltage, (-3)BRANCH Current and Voltage,(-4)BRANCH Power and Energy
C BRCH1 BRCH2 BRCH3 BRCH4 BRCH5 BRCH6 BRCH7 BRCH8
GENA TRANA GENB TRANB GENC TRANC
C First 6 output variables are electric-network voltage differences (upper voltage minus
C Next 3 output variables are branch currents (flowing from the upper node to the lower
C Step Time GENA TRANA GENB TRANB GENC TRANC TRANA TRA
C TERRA TER
C 0 0.0 2.0 .6411782 -1. -.655262 -1. .0054071 .0081912 -.026
C 1 .25E-4 1.990141 .6719155 -.832151 -.619565 -1.15799 -.059291 .0104086 -.02
C 2 .5E-4 1.960698 .6964416 -.656435 -.578549 -1.30426 -.123014 .0125508 -.027
C 3 .75E-4 1.912064 .7145235 -.47495 -.532698 -1.43711 -.18506 .014596 -.027
C 4 .1E-3 1.84489 .7260175 -.289862 -.482595 -1.55503 -.244721 .0165237 -.027
C 5 .125E-3 1.760074 .7308739 -.103383 -.428865 -1.65669 -.301342 .0183147 -.026
C 10 .25E-3 1.118034 .6596136 .7736591 -.128596 -1.89169 -.520814 .0246777 -.021
C 15 .375E-3 .2787683 .4603086 1.384884 .1607557 -1.66365 -.603533 .0259314 -.013
C 20 .5E-3 -.5 .2026547 1.582676 .3644382 -1.08268 -.546164 .0222562 -.002
C 40 1.E-3 -.5 -.185466 -.064602 .1746455 .5646021 .0137459 -.003673 .0129
C 60 .0015 -.5 -.212516 .5646021 .2936534 -.064602 -.082817 -.005699 .0101
C 80 .002 -.5 -.445559 -1.08268 -.178062 1.582676 .6101375 -.021055 .0063
C 100 .0025 2.0 .6410699 -1. -.655039 -1. .0052891 .0081836 -.026
C 120 .003 -.5 .2025812 1.582676 .3645686 -1.08268 -.546224 .0222515 -.002
C 140 .0035 -.5 -.185508 -.064602 .1747437 .5646021 .0136866 -.003676 .0129
C 160 .004 -.5 -.212542 .5646021 .2937035 -.064602 -.082843 -.005701 .0101
C 180 .0045 -.5 -.445576 -1.08268 -.17803 1.582676 .6101221 -.021056 .0063
C 200 .005 2.0 .6410606 -1. -.655017 -1. .005275 .008183 -.026
C Variable maxima : 2.0 .7308739 1.582676 .443335 1.582676 .660407 .0261033 .013
C Times of maxima : 0.0 .125E-3 .003 .00315 .002 .0021 .35E-3 .0
C Variable minima : -1.125 -.540524 -1.89169 -.742149 -1.89169 -.603595 -.021087 -.027
C Times of minima : .004275 .00435 .00225 .002375 .25E-3 .002875 .004525 .75
C
SCREEN PLOT
C CALCOMP PLOT
C Node-voltage plot
C
C 4 UNIT HPI HMIN HMAX VMIN VMAX BUS1
1 4 4 0.5 0 5.0 GENA
1 4 4 0.5 0 5.0 TRANA
BLANK card ending all plot cards
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
ALL Open Rule Book
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
h the
columns)
IPRSUP
0
y. Zero or blank for No CHANGHE PRINTOUT FREQUENCY card is wanted.

5th change
MULT
on produced by more:
{ Source of 1st solution represented in dT-loop
{ 2nd harmonic source }
)BRANCH Power and Energy , (-5)Voltage difference a pair of BUS names

BRCH9 BRCH10 BRCH11 BRCH12 BRCH13
BUS2 BUS3 BUS4 Graph He Vertical Axis Heading Label

TRAN { Screen plot is perfectly smooth & periodic
ltiphase
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
IPRSUP
y. Zero or blank for No CHANGHE PRINTOUT FREQUENCY card is wanted.
5th change
MULT
R_OHM L_mH C_uF R_OHM L_mH C_uF
38.002 451.79 0.16587

37.455 151.72 -0.0219 38.002 451.79 0.16587
3270376674E-4
0.0061218
on produced by more:
1832029691E-4
0.0031815
)BRANCH Power and Energy , (-5)Voltage difference a pair of BUS names

BRCH9 BRCH10 BRCH11 BRCH12 BRCH13
(upper voltage minus lower voltage);

er node to the lower node);
ANC TRANA TRANB TRANC
TERRA TERRA TERRA
4071 .0081912 -.026551 .0176749
9291 .0104086 -.02703 .0159628
3014 .0125508 -.027293 .0141158
8506 .014596 -.027337 .0121521
4721 .0165237 -.027161 .0100912
1342 .0183147 -.026767 .0079542
0814 .0246777 -.021779 -.003099
3533 .0259314 -.013004 -.012782
6164 .0222562 -.002864 -.018931
7459 -.003673 .0129232 -.008711

2817 -.005699 .0101002 -.004403
1375 -.021055 .0063503 .0143909
2891 .0081836 -.026535 .0176671
6224 .0222515 -.002854 -.018936
6866 -.003676 .0129291 -.008714
2843 -.005701 .0101038 -.004405
1221 -.021056 .0063525 .0143897
5275 .008183 -.026534 .0176664
0407 .0261033 .013903 .0249648
0021 .35E-3 .0034 .002275
3595 -.021087 -.027337 -.020627
2875 .004525 .75E-4 .0031
BUS2 BUS3 BUS4 Graph He Vertical Axis Heading Label

GENB GENC
TRANB TRANC
C
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of NETWORK EQUIVALENT suppo
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

NETWORK EQUIVALENT { Request transfer to supporting program "NETEQV"
C NITMAX IPRSUP EPSILN PERCEN IPNCOM NAME
10 0 1.00E-09 0.5 0 ABC?
C CIRCUITS TO BE OMITTED FROM THE EQUIVALENT
C KBUS MBUS REACT
1 2 0.5 { Branch node K, node M, reactance of branch
BLANK card terminates branch cards {all branches to be excluded from equivalent)
C SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENTS
C TEXTA TEXTB X/R X-THEV NEGATE
1 111111 222222 10.0 0.1 0
2 333333 444444 20.0 0.05 0
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\OPH1.PCH { Flush punched cards pertaining to just-completed
10 0 1.00E-09 1
C KBUS MBUS REACT
BLANK card terminates branch cards {all branches to be excluded from equivalent)
1 DUMMY DUMMY 50 0.09
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\OPH2.PCH { Flush the punched-card output of just-created equ
BLANK card ending data cases within NETWORK EQUIVALENT
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
NETWORK EQUIVALENT 9 { Max number of generators is reduced to yield diag
10 0 1.00E-09 1 0 ABC?
C KBUS MBUS REACT
1 2 113.2 {K, M, REACTANCE OF BRANCH)
2 3 194.0 {K, M, REACTANCE OF BRANCH)
BLANK card ends branches that are to be excluded from the equivalent
1 DUMMY HOTS 9 70.84 0 {zero-sequenc
2 DUMMY TAFT 6 48.51 0
3 DUMMY DWOR 9 39.41 0
10 0 1.00E-09 1 0 ABC?
C KBUS MBUS REACT
1 2 30.33 X is reactance of branch not included in e
2 3 55.73 {branches represented explicitely in EMTP
BLANK card ends branches that are to be excluded from the equivalent
1 DUMMY HOTS 16 52.37 0 {positive-seq
2 DUMMY TAFT 17 38.59 0
3 DUMMY DWOR 19 30.59 0
$PUNCH
BLANK card ending data subcases within NETWORK EQUIVALENT.
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
w with appropriate data #VALUE!

{ #VALUE!
f NETWORK EQUIVALENT supporting program
rting program "NETEQV"
reactance of branch
d from equivalent)
ining to just-completed 2-bus case
reactance of branch
reactance of branch
reactance of branch
reactance of branch
reactance of branch
reactance of branch
reactance of branch
d from equivalent)
tput of just-created equivalent network
is reduced to yield diagram

ACTANCE OF BRANCH)
ACTANCE OF BRANCH)
{zero-sequence values)
branch not included in equiv.

ted explicitely in EMTP data)
{positive-sequence values)
C
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of MODELS
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

C DCN-26 SUPERIMPOSE MORE SOURCES
C ******* TANHTST2.TXT ******** 18/03/2005
C **** ORLANDO HEVIA'S TANH FUNCTION FOR REPRESENTING TYPE 93 REACTORS ****
C **** TEST CIRCUIT TO VERIFY SMOOTHNESS OF NON-LINEARITY ****************
C *************************************************************************
C
C MISCELLENOUS DATA Misc data card. FLOATING POINT MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0
10.0E-6 50.0E-3
C IOUT IPLOT IDOUBL KSSOUT MAXOUT IPUN MEMSAV
1000 1 1 1 1
C
C MODELS
MODELS
C INTEGRAL OF BUS VOLTAGE = FLUX (IN AN INDUCTANCE)
INPUT VFOR {V(SW3)}
VIMA {IMSSV(SW3)}
MODEL FLUJO
INPUT VOLT VIMA
VAR FI ANGULO VIMAG
INIT
DEPOSIT(VOLTBC[1]VIMA)
ENDINIT
EXEC
VIMAG:=ATP(VOLTBC[1])
ANGULO:=ATAN(VIMAG/VOLT)*180.0/PI
WRITE(">>>" VOLT VIMA VIMAG ANGULO)
IF T=0.0 THEN INTEGRAL(VOLT):= 0.0
ENDIF
FI:=INTEGRAL(VOLT)
ENDEXEC
ENDMODEL
USE FLUJO AS FLUFOR
INPUT VOLT:=VFOR VIMA:=VIMA
ENDUSE
RECORD
FLUFOR.FI AS FIFOR
FLUFOR.VOLT AS VOLT
FLUFOR.VIMAG AS VIMAG
FLIFOR.ANGULO AS ANGULO
ENDRECORD
ENDMODELS
C END MODELS
C
C BRANCH RLC Col 80
C CC BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 V,I,P,E re R_OHM
GENR SW3 0.0100
SW3 2.24E+06
C END BRANCH RLC
C <++++++> Cards punched by support routine on 18-Mar-05 09:35:31 <++++++>
C 93BUS1 BUS2 0.005 30.0
C -.005 30.0 { Illegal point illustrates rejection
C 0.0 0.0 { 2nd illegal point (special case of origin
C .005 30.0
C .010 40.0
C .020 45.0
C .030 47.0
C 9999.
C
C
C BRANCH Type-93 Type-93 True Nonlinear Inductance L(i)
C BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 Output CURRENT-Stea
93 SW3 1 0.005
-333777 39.959343529115 FORTRAN
180.80563324278 239.34107942281 FORTRAN
1.0000 1.0 FORTRAN FLUX
9999
C
14 GENR 20900.0 50.0 90
C
C
C NODE VOLTAGE, (-1)BRANCH Current, (-2)BRANCH voltage, (-3)BRANCH Current and Voltage,(-4)BRANCH Power and Ener
GENR SW3
BLANK CARD ENDING SELECTIVE NODE VOLTAGE OUTPUT REQUESTS
BLANK CARD ENDING PLOT CARDS
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK

{ #VALUE!
CTORS ****
************
ICAT NENERG IPRSUP

1
L_mH C_uF
0.0100
Inductance L(i)
FLUX-Steady
30.0
{ 1st point being origin is request to reflect
TSTART TSTOP
-1.000 1
(-4)BRANCH Power and Energy , (-5)Voltage difference a pair of BUS names

BRCH7 BRCH8 BRCH9 BRCH10 BRCH11 BRCH12 BRCH13
C
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of FIX SOURCE. A Load Flow
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C DC26.dat
C 5-bus, 1-phase loadflow example from "Elements of Power System Analysis"
C by William D. Stevenson. McGraw-Hill Book Company, 2nd Edition (1962).
C The Gauss-Seidel solution is contained in Example 10.1, page 219 onward.
C Data is given in per unit, and we can use this directly (pretend that
C the base voltage, current, and power are all unity). We need XOPT = 60
C since impedances are in ohms. Voltages could be multiplied by 1.414 to
C give the peak values required by the EMTP, but instead we use the VSCALE
C option that takes RMS (the square root of 2 is supplied internally) as
C input and produces RMS output (at least for the load flow solution table
C if not for EMTP branch flows). Bus number one, WHITE, is taken as the
C slack bus (the only bus without a power constraint). This is the 3rd of
C 5 subcases. It has no machine dynamics at all (unlike the preceding 2).
C This data case was 1st considered by Profs. Saul Goldberg & Bill Horton
C of Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, California, for June, 1988, EMTP course.
C Answers change 10 February 1999 following the massive changes from
C TEPCO (Tokyo Electric Power Company) in Japan. See April newsletter.
C Convergence has been slowed substantially (when time, consider this).
C CC KOLWID KOLSEP
PRINTED NUMBER W 13 2 { Request maximum precision for 8 output columns
FIX SOURCE { An EMTP load flow will satisfy requested phasor power injections.
$ERASE { Erase punched cards
C
C MISCELLENOUS DATA Misc data card. FLOATING POINT MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0
200.0E-6 0.0E+0 60.0
C IOUT IPLOT IDOUBL KSSOUT MAXOUT IPUN MEMSAV
1 1 1 0 1
C
C BRANCH RLC Col 80
WHITE RED 0.1000
C Stevenson's line between WHITE and BLUE appears on the final comment
C card of this comment block. For more generality, I have introduced an
C intermediate node DUMMY that is unconstrained. The solution of the
C network should be unchanged, of course. It is (original is ok, too).
C WHITE BLUE 1.50E-01
WHITE DUMMY 1.50E-01
DUMMY BLUE
WHITE YELLOW 5.00E-02
RED GREEN 5.00E-02
RED BLUE 1.00E-01
GREEN YELLOW 5.00E-02
C
C END BRANCH RLC
C
C The following 2 cards would be used if peak rather than RMS input data:
C 14 WHITE 1.4425 60 0 -1
C 14 GREEN 1.4708 60 2 -1
14 WHITE 1.020 60.0 0
14 GREEN 1.040 60.0 2
C --------------+------------------------------
C From bus name | Names of all adjacent busses.
C --------------+------------------------------
C WHITE |RED *DUMMY *YELLOW*
C RED |WHITE *BLUE *GREEN *
C DUMMY |WHITE *BLUE *
C BLUE |RED *DUMMY *
C YELLOW |WHITE *GREEN *
C GREEN |RED *YELLOW*
C --------------+------------------------------
C
C Next come power constraints of the load flow. There will be one
C for each non-slack generator. So, 3 of them will apply to nodes
C that have no Type-14 source as required by the algorithm. The
C program will define these internally. Yet, this is only possible
C for TMAX non-positive (no transient continuation). If data is
C modified to make TMAX > 0, a KILL = 40 error termination will
C will result. Yet, the transient simulation is possible as a
C 2nd simulation that replaces the power constraints at load nodes
C by constant-impedance loads. Branch cards for these will be
C punched by the present subcase, and the transient continuation
C will be illustrated by the following (4th of 4) subcase.
C The following 4 cards would be used if peak rather than RMS input data.
C Note that average of Vmin & Vmax = 0.5 ( 1.0 + 1.828428 ) = 1.414212
C (power constraints RED, BLUE, and YELLOW), and 1.4708 = 1.414 * 1.02
C RED -0.6 -0.3 1.01.828428
C 1GREEN 1.0 1.4708 -20. 20.
C BLUE -0.4 -0.1 1.01.828428
C YELLOW -0.6 -0.2 1.01.828428
C CC BUS1 BUS2 BUS3 PK or QK SK or VK VMIN
RED -0.6 -0.3 0.85
1 GREEN 1 1.02
BLUE -0.4 -0.1 0.85
YELLOW -0.6 -0.2 0.85
C Max del-V: .0293 .0153 .0141 .0138 .0118 .0096 .0085 .0076 .0068 .0061 .0055
C Source No. -2 -3 -4 -1 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3
C Max del-V: .0023 .0021 .002 .0018 .0017 .0016 .0015 .0014 .0013 .0012 .0011
C Source No. -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3
C Max del-V: .6E-3 .5E-3 .5E-3 .5E-3 .4E-3 .4E-3 .4E-3 .4E-3 .4E-3 .3E-3 .3E-3
C Source No. -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3
C The following load-flow miscellaneous data card has two peculiarities. The
C use of VSCALE = 1.414 is the special flag requesting RMS rather than peak
C voltages. The use of KTAPER = 0 ensures constant acceleration factors
C (this works well for this problem whether RMS or peak values are used).
C NNNOUT NITERA NFLOUT NPRINT RALCHK
1 500 20 1 0.00001
C
C Max del-V: .6E-6 .6E-6 .6E-6 .5E-6
C Source No. -3 -3 -3 -3
C Exit the load flow iteration loop with counter NEKITE = 164. If no warning
C Row Node Name Voltage magnit Degrees Real power P Reactive power
C 3 3 RED 9.41780959E-01 -3.81708 -5.99988408E-01 -2.99999500E-01
C 2 7 GREEN 1.02000000E+00 2.43465 1.00001182E+00 3.82676335E-01
C 4 5 BLUE 9.15105791E-01 -8.02053 -3.99985812E-01 -9.99988825E-02
C 5 6 YELLOW 9.82613423E-01 -1.92907 -5.99992780E-01 -1.99999933E-01
C Next, show the punched cards that $PUNCH (next) will display:
C $UNITS card should give X, C units XUNITS, CUNITS = 2.6526E-03 1.0000E-06
C Following are branch cards for either loads or generator impedances:
C $VINTAGE, 1,
C Polar V, P, Q = 9.41780959E-01 -3.81708 -5.99988408E-01 -2.99999500E-01
C RED .591308166 .295659302
C Polar V, P, Q = 1.02000000E+00 2.43465 1.00001182E+00 3.82676335E-01
C GREEN -.45374803 15276.6334
C Polar V, P, Q = 9.15105791E-01 -8.02053 -3.99985812E-01 -9.99988825E-02
C BLUE .985230493 .246313607
C Polar V, P, Q = 9.82613423E-01 -1.92907 -5.99992780E-01 -1.99999933E-01
C YELLOW .724153874 .241387449
C $VINTAGE, -1, { Last of punched cardss that the following $PUNCH will display
$PUNCH { Flush punched cards
C Note about preceding card. Since no images anyway, remove. WSM. 15 Mar 98
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK

{ #VALUE!
FIX SOURCE. A Load Flow data case from DC26.DAT
8 output columns
injections.
ICAT NENERG IPRSUP
L_mH C_uF
0.4000
0.6000
0.3000 { 1st of 2 halves: all of R and 1/2 of X
0.3000 { 2nd of 2 halves: zero R and 1/2 of X
0.2000
0.2000
0.4000
0.2000
TSTART TSTOP
-1.000
-1.000
ll be one
to nodes
hm. The
possible
f data is
tion will
le as a
oad nodes
will be
tinuation
put data.
1.414212
14 * 1.02
-20. 20.
VMAX THMIN THMAX

1.15
-20 20
1.15
1.15
CFITEV CFITEA VSCALE KTAPER
0 0 1.414 0
Flush punched cards: R-L branches for equivalent impedance loads

C
C CC Project description: A data case to illustrate use of STATISTICS switch in a s
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
CONCATENATE MONTE CARLO PL4
C
C CC MISCELLENOUS D Misc data card. FLOATING POINT MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0
20.0E-6 200.0E-3
100000 10 1
C CC STATISTICS misc data card for acutual simulation
C ISW ITEST IDIST IMAX IDICE KSTOUT KNTRPT
0 0 0
C
C CC BRANCH Col 80
1 FASEA1 FASEA2
2 FASEB1 FASEB2
3 FASEC1 FASEC2
FASEA2 1 1000.0000
FASEB2 1 1000.0000
FASEC2 1 1000.0000
C
C CC END BRANCH
C
C CC SWITCH STATISTICS INDEPENDENT CLASS 3A PDF RULE BOOK 6B-1
C CC BUS1 BUS2 Output T mean(s) T Sigma(s)

GENEA FASEA1 0 1 0.02 0.001
GENEB FASEB1 0 1 0.02 0.001
GENEC FASEC1 0 1 0.02 0.001
C CC END SWITCH STATISTICS INDEPENDENT
C
BLANK card terminating program switch cards
C
14 GENEA 100000 50.0 0
14 GENEB 100000 50.0 -120
14 GENEC 100000 50.0 120
BLANK card terminating program source cards
FASEA2 FASEB2 FASEC2
C CC Voltage between pair of nodes (-5)
-5 FASEA2 FASEB2
C
C CC MODTAB AINCR XMAXMX
STATISTICS DATA 0 0 0
C CC IBROPT BASE BUS1 BUS2 BUS3 BUS4
100000 FASEA2 FASEB2 FASEC2
-2 100 GENEA FASEA1
-2 100 GENEB FASEB1
-2 100 GENEC FASEC1
FIND
HELP
ALL
1
FIND
ALL
2
FIND
0 100000 FASEA2
EXCLUDE
HELP
ALL
4
HELP
ALL
8
HELP
ALL
9
DISK /LIST 1
RESIMULATE
BLANK
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK

{ #VALUE!
STATISTICS switch in a simulation. See Dc24.DAT and DC50.DAT
ICAT NENERG IPRSUP

1 99 0
NSEED
L_mH C_uF R_OHM L_mH C_uF R_OHM L_mH C_uF

43.3420
12.5460 43.342
12.5460 12.546 43.342
CLOP
0=CLose
Ierror (A) 3333=OPen STATISTICS TARGET
STATISTICS
STATISTICS
STATISTICS
TSTART TSTOP
-1.000
-1.000
-1.000
-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4), Voltage between Pair of Nodes(-5)

C
C CC Project description: TO SUPPORTING PROGRAM - DC41
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C 9th of 11 subcases is added 17 March 2014 to illustrate a special problem
C of use of TO SUPPORTING PROGRAM with CABLE PARAMETERS. Data has been
C simplified from TOSUPCAB.DAT as supplied by Orlando Hevia of Santa Fe,
C Argentina. A cable is involved and data for it was supplied by Dr. Luigi
C Colla in Prysmian, Italy, who wanted to model two series connected HVDC
C cable sections in the frequency domain. The concept of the study seems
C realistic: use TO SUPPORTING PROGRAM to compute cable parameters at each
C frequency of a frequency-scan loop. But we will not even allow a single
C pass to be completed. Execution will be interrupted before branch cards
C all have been read. That is all we need to see. Note CABLE PARAMETERS
C is only entered once yet there are 2 sets of data. The stacking is done
C within CP, and that is what causes the problem. Initialization for names
C of punched-card output only occurs upon entry. Thus, in the absence of
C special avoidance, the 2nd use would produce bad names as interpretation
C of the branch cards would show. The special avoidance consists of use of
C an extra BRANCH declaration without any node names. Within the data that
C follows, if this is commented. program output will be completely wrong.
C Instead of having names "18", the 2nd circuit will have names "12" which
C are left over from the first circuit. We add /OUTPUT immediately below
C to show what is happening within CP. Included is new interpretation for
C the new initialization of names (without the addition of /OUTPUT, this
C would not be seen. WSM.
C
C CC MISCELLENOUS D Misc data card. FLOATING POINT MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0
C CC DELTAT TMAX XOPT COPT EPSILN
50.0E-6 0.0E+0
C CC IOUT IPLOT IDOUBL KSSOUT MAXOUT
1 -1 1 1 1
C
< TO SUPPORTING PROGRAM (NEXT) > /SHOW INPUT { Qualifier shows input data cards
CABLE PARAMETERS
$ERASE
BRANCH I12A O12A I12B O12B
C
C ITYPE ISYST NPC No. SC cable IEARTH KMOD
2 -1 2
C
C N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
3 3
C
C Physical Description Of Cards - Cable 1
C CC R1 (m) R2 (m) R3 (m) R4 (m) R5 (m)
0.000E+0 20.750E-3 44.813E-3 47.813E-3 52.053E-3
2.283320E-08 1.000E+00 1.200E+00 9.319E-01 2.226E-07
C CC RHO_A MU_A MU_I3 EPSLN_I3
2.150E-07 1.000E+00 1.500E+01 2.300E+00
C
C CC R1 (m) R2 (m) R3 (m) R4 (m) R5 (m)
0.000E+0 0.02075000 0.04481250 0.04781250 0.05205250
2.283320E-08 1.000000E+00 1.200000E+00 9.319000E-01 2.22560E-07
C CC RHO_A MU_A MU_I3 EPSLN_I3
2.150E-07 1.0000 15.0000 2.3000
C
C VERTI 1 (m) HORIZ 1 (m) VERTI 2 (m) HORIZ 2 (m) VERTI 3 (m)
20.00000000 -0.06257250 20.00000000 0.06257250
C
C RHO (Ohm.m) FREQ (Hz) IDEC IPNT LENGTH (m)
0.2 50.0 0 4100
C 0.2 50.0 1 0 4100
C dc41i1.pch
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\dc41i1.pch
$CLOSE UNIT=7 STATUS=KEEP { Disconnect from ATP this disk file of punched cards
C
C Remove the following initialization command to produce error in branch names :
BRANCH { Lack of a non-blank node name is taken as a request to re-initialize
C End of manual initialization that 1st become operational on 16 March 2014. WSM
BRANCH I18A O18A I18B O18B
C IZFLA of cols. 26-30 will produce intermediate matrix output if it has the
C value unity. We want to minimize such output so set to zero.
C
C ITYPE ISYST NPC No. SC cable IEARTH KMOD
2 -1 2
C
C N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
3 3
C
C R1 (m) R2 (m) R3 (m) R4 (m) R5 (m)
0.00000000 0.02528000 0.04934250 0.05254250 0.05693750
C RHO_C MU_C MU_I1 EPSLN_I1 RHO_S
2.266880E-08 1.00E+00 1.20E+00 9.20853350E-01 2.22560E-07
C RHO_A MU_A MU_I3 EPSLN_I3
2.139E-07 1.000E+00 1.500E+01 2.300E+00
C
C R1 (m) R2 (m) R3 (m) R4 (m) R5 (m)
0.000000000 0.025280000 0.049342500 0.052542500 0.056937500
C RHO_C MU_C MU_I1 EPSLN_I1 RHO_S
2.266880E-08 1.000E+00 1.200E+00 9.20853350E-01 2.22560E-07
C RHO_A MU_A MU_I3 EPSLN_I3
2.139E-07 1.000E+00 1.500E+01 2.300E+00
C
C VERTI 1 (m) HORIZ 1 (m) VERTI 2 (m) HORIZ 2 (m) VERTI 3 (m)
20.00000000 -0.06798760 20.00000000 0.06798760
C
C RHO (Ohm.m) FREQ (Hz) IDEC IPNT LENGTH (m)
0.2 50.0 0 0 4200.0
C 0.2 50.0 1 0 4200.0
C dc41i2.pch
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\dc41i2.pch
C
$CLOSE UNIT=7 STATUS=KEEP { Disconnect from ATP this disk file of punched cards
C CC BRANCH
$INSERT C:\ATP_CSV\dc41i1.pch
$INSERT C:\ATP_CSV\dc41i2.pch
C
C CC END BRANCH
C
C $ABORT { Terminate execution after branch cards all have been read & interpreted
C
BLANK card terminating program switch cards
C
C CC NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY
14 I12A -1 1 50.0
14 I12B -1 1 50.0
BLANK card terminating program source cards
C CC BUS 1 BUS 2 BUS 3 BUS 4
I12A
C CC Voltage between pair of nodes (-5)
C CC BUS 1 BUS 2 BUS 3 BUS 4
C -5
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
lour yellow with appropriate data

{
tpbig or tpgig.exe?: TPBIG.EXE {
Adobe path: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Reader\AcroRd
TOLMAT TSTART
IPUN MEMSAV ICAT NENERG IPRSUP

1
BUS1 BUS2 BUS1 BUS2

I12C O12C I12D O12D { Section from I12 to O12

1 2 0 0
N6 N7 N8 N9 N10 N11 N12 N13
R6 (m) R7 (m)
57.053E-3 62.55250E-3
MU_S MU_I2 EPSLN_I2
1.000E+00 1.000E+00 2.300E+00
R6 (m) R7 (m)
0.05705250 0.06255250
MU_S MU_I2 EPSLN_I2
1.0000E+00 1.0000E+00 2.3000E+00
HORIZ 3 (m) VERTI 4 (m) HORIZ 4 (m)
IPUNCH
1
1
{ Output card images to the named disk file

this disk file of punched cards
BUS1 BUS2 BUS1 BUS2

I18C O18C I18D O18D { Section from I18 to O18

1 2 0 0
N6 N7 N8 N9 N10 N11 N12 N13
R6 (m) R7 (m)
0.06243750 0.06798750
MU_S MU_I2 EPSLN_I2
1.00E+00 1.00E+00 2.30E+00
R6 (m) R7 (m)
0.06243750 0.06798750
MU_S MU_I2 EPSLN_I2
1.000E+00 1.000E+00 2.300E+00
HORIZ 3 (m) VERTI 4 (m) HORIZ 4 (m)
IPUNCH
1
1
{ Output card images to the named disk file
this disk file of punched cards

Col 80
ad & interpreted
PHASE A1 TSTART TSTOP

0 -1
180 -1
nd Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4), Voltage between Pair of Nodes(-5)
BUS 5 BUS 6 BUS 7 BUS 8 BUS 9 BUS 10 BUS 11 BUS 12
BUS 5 BUS 6 BUS 7 BUS 8 BUS 9 BUS 10 BUS 11 BUS 12

#VALUE!
#VALUE!
#VALUE!
be\Reader 9.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
N14 N15 N16
N14 N15 N16

BUS 13
BUS 13
C
C CC Project description: DATA BASE MODULE DC36 (template creation) and DC8 (usage
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE -- NOSORT --
DATA BASE MODULE
ARG NNODO1
C ZNO ARRESTER
C XAQ120
/BRANCH
$UNITS 0.0 0.0
C CAPACITANCE
$VINTAGE 0.0
C BRANCH RLC
NNODO1
NNODO1
NNODO1
NNODO1
$VINTAGE 1.0
NNODO1
C END BRANCH RLC
$VINTAGE 0.0
C
C NON LINEAR RESISTANCE
C FIRST NON LINEAR RESISTANCE: STEADY STATE CONSTANT= 96000.0
C CC BRANCH Type-99 Type-99 Pseudo-Nonlinear Resistance R(
99 NNODO1
0.001 96000
0.003 171000
0.01 179500
1 194000
100 220000
1000 250000
2000 261000
3000 270000
5000 277000
10000.0 294000.0
20000.0 324000.0
9999
C SECOND NON LINEAR RESISTANCE: STEADY STATE ARGUMENT= FFFFFF
99 NNODO1
0.001 96000
0.003 171000
0.01 179500
1 194000
100 220000
1000 250000
2000 261000
3000 270000
5000 277000
10000.0 294000.0
20000.0 324000.0
9999
C Type-91 Multiphase Time-Varying Resistance R(t)
91 NNODO1
0.001 96000
0.003 171000
0.01 179500
1 194000
100 220000
1000 250000
2000 261000
3000 270000
5000 277000
10000.0 294000.0
20000.0 324000.0
9999
C Type-91 Multiphase Time-Varying Resistance R(t)
91 NNODO1
0.001 96000
0.003 171000
0.01 179500
1 194000
100 220000
1000 250000
2000 261000
3000 270000
5000 277000
10000.0 294000.0
20000.0 324000.0
9999
C Type-98 Pseudo-Nonlinear Reactor L(i)
98 NNODO1
0.001 96000
0.003 171000
0.01 179500
1 194000
100 220000
1000 250000
2000 261000
3000 270000
5000 277000
10000.0 294000.0
20000.0 324000.0
9999
C Type-98 Pseudo-Nonlinear Reactor L(i)
98 NNODO1
0.001 96000
0.003 171000
0.01 179500
1 194000
100 220000
1000 250000
2000 261000
3000 270000
5000 277000
10000.0 294000.0
20000.0 324000.0
9999
C CC END BRANCH NON LINEAR BRANCHES
C
$UNITS -1.0 -1.0
$VINTAGE -1.0
C
/SWITCH
NNODO1 1
SCR01A 0001_A 1
SCR01B 0001_B 2
SCR01C 0001_C 3
C
C SWITCH FLASHOVER CLASS 2 PDF RULE BOOK 6A-2
C BUS1 BUS2 Output
SCR01A 0001_A 1
SCR01B 0001_B 2
SCR01C 0001_C 3
C END SWITCH FLASHOVER
C
NNODO1 1
SCR01A 0001_A 1
SCR01B 0001_B 2
SCR01C 0001_C 3
SCR02A 0002_A 4
C
NNODO1 1
C
C BUS1 BUS2 Output

SCR01A 0001_A 1
SCR01B 0001_B 2
SCR01C 0001_C 3
SCR01A 0001_A 1
SCR01B 0001_B 2
SCR01C 0001_C 3
SCR01A 0001_A 1
SCR01B 0001_B 2
SCR01C 0001_C 3
SCR01A 0001_A 1
SCR01B 0001_B 2
SCR01C 0001_C 3
SCR11A 0011_A 1
SCR11B 0011_B 2
SCR11C 0011_C 3
SCR11A 0011_A 1
SCR11B 0011_B 2
SCR11C 0011_C 3
C CCCCCCCCC
SCR11A 0011_A 1
SCR11B 0011_B 2
SCR11C 0011_C 3
SCR11A 0011_A 1
SCR11B 0011_B 2
SCR11C 0011_C 3
C
C END SWITCH STATISTICS
C
C SWITCH DIODE TYPE 11 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-1
C BUS1 - anode BUS2 - cathode ECHO V/I/P/E Req
11 SCR01A 0001_A 1
11 SCR01B 0001_B 2
11 SCR01C 0001_C 3
C END SWITCH DIODE
C
C
C CC SWITCH VALVE TYPE 11 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-1 THYRISTOR c
C CC BUS1 - anode BUS2 - cathode ECHO Output
11 SCR01A 0001_A 1
11 SCR01B 0001_B 2
11 SCR01C 0001_C 3
C CC END SWITCH VALVE
C
C SWITCH TACS CONTROLLED TYPE 11 TYPE 11 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-1
C BUS1 BUS2 ECHO Output
11 SCR01A 0001_A 1
11 SCR01B 0001_B 2
11 SCR01C 0001_C 3
C END SWITCH TACS CONTROLLED TYPE 11
C
C CC SWITCH TACS CONTROLLED TYPE 12 TYPE 12 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-2 SPARK GAP a
C CC BUS1 - anode BUS2 - cathode ECHO Output
12 SCR01A 0001_A 1
12 SCR01B 0001_B 2
12 SCR01C 0001_C 3
C
C CC BUS1 BUS2 ECHO Output
13 SCR01A 0001_A 1
13 SCR01B 0001_B 2
13 SCR01C 0001_C 3
C
C
C C #DISABLE
C SWITCH GIFU SWITCH GIFU
C See DCN17.DAT. GIFU declaration in col
C BUS1 BUS2 Output
13 SCR01A 0001_A 1 3
11 SCR02A 0002_A 1 3
11 N2 N3 1 3
13 SWITCP VOI 1 1
C
11 N2 N3 1 3
13 SWITCP VOI 1 1
C END SWITCH GIFU
C C #ENABLE
C
C CC
NNOD09 1
0.02 0.03
0.04 0.05
EEEEEEEEEE FFFFFFFFFF
9999
C CC
C
/SOURCE
10 NNODO1 1 10 50
11 NNODO1 1 10 50
12 NNODO1 1 10 50
13 NNODO1 1 10 50
14 NNODO1 1 10 50
11 SCR01A -1 10
11 SCR01B 0 100
11 STEP -1 1
12 SCR01A -1 100
12 SCR01B 0 10
12 SLOPE1 -1 1
13 SCR01A -1 100
13 SCR01B 0 10
13 SLOPE2 -1 1
14 ANALYT -1 60
14 SCR01A -1 100 50
14 SCR01B 0 1000 50
14 COSIN 0 1 6.00E+05
14 SCR03A -1 100 0.001
14 SCR03B -1 1000 0.01
14 SCR03C -1 6350 0.05
15 ALGHTN -1 1 0
15 LIGHTN -1 1 -20000
15 TWOE2 -1 1.2 -36000
15 TWOE1 -1 2.00E-06 1.00E-05
15 STNDLR -1 2.00E-06 1.00E-05
15 HEIDL1 -1 2.00E-06 1.00E-05
15 HEIDL2 -1 0.6 1.00E-06
15 CIGRE1 -1 1.1 1.00E-06
15 CESI2 -1 1.20E+00 1.00E-06
15 USER2 2
15 USER8 8
15 USER9 9
16 VR 1 1.39 7380
16 GR -148000 14800
14 J2A 0 1.00E-20 60
18 L2A 18 K1A
14 J2B 0 1.00E-20 60
18 L2B 18 K1B
14 J2C 0 1.00E-20 60
18 L2C 18 K1C
17 TWO { The constant 2.0 of TACS multiplies following 1/2 to give uni
14 COSINE 0 0.5 0.5
14 SCR01A -1 100 50
BLANK BRANCH
BLANK SWITCH
BLANK SOURCE
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C COMENTARIO
$PUNCH
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
lour yellow with appropriate data

(template creation) and DC8 (usage of the created punch file). Nested usage is explained in DC58
Col 80
Output R_OHM L (mH) C (uF)
1.000E-05
RRRRRR LLLLLL CCCCCC
1.000E-05
1 1.23450 XXXXXX 1.23455690E-05
1 1.23457 XXXXXX 1.23455690E-05
e-99 Pseudo-Nonlinear Resistance R(i)

Output VFLASH TDELAY JUMP VSEAL
4 96000.0 1.0 1.0
4 FFFFFF 1.0 1.0

4 9.60E+04 1.0 1.0
4 FFFFFF 1.0 1.0
4 9.60E+04 1.0 1.0
4 FFFFFF 1.0 1.0

S 1 PDF RULE BOOK 6A-1
TCLOSE TOPEN Ierror (A)
0 0.1 0.0990
0 0.04 0.0990
0.02 0.04 0.0990
0.03 0.04 0.0990

TCLOSE TOPEN Ierror (A) Vflash (V)
0.1000 10.0E+3
0.1000 100.0E+0
0.0000 15.0E+3

MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING

AAAAAAAAAA BBBBBBBBBB CCCCCCCCCC
CLOP 0=CLose
T mean(s) T Sigma(s) Ierror (A) 3333=OPen STATISTICS TARGET
0.002 0.0004 1.0000 STATISTICS
0.002 0.0004 1.0000 STATISTICS
0.004 0.0005 1.0000 STATISTICS TARGET
0.002 0.0004 1.0000 3333 STATISTICS
0.002 0.0004 1.0000 3333 STATISTICS
0.004 0.0005 1.0000 3333 STATISTICS TARGET
0.002 0.0004 1.0000 STATISTICS XXXXXA YYYYYA
0.002 0.0004 1.0000 STATISTICS XXXXXB YYYYYB
0.004 0.0005 1.0000 STATISTICS XXXXXC YYYYYC
0.002 0.0004 1.0000 3333 STATISTICS XXXXXA YYYYYA
0.002 0.0004 1.0000 3333 STATISTICS XXXXXB YYYYYB
0.004 0.0005 1.0000 3333 STATISTICS XXXXXC YYYYYC
0.006 0.0002 10.0000 SYSTEMATIC
0.006 0.0002 10.0000 SYSTEMATIC
0.006 0.0002 10.0000 SYSTEMATIC TARGET
0.006 0.0002 10.0000 SYSTEMATIC SCR01A 0001_A
0.006 0.0002 10.0000 SYSTEMATIC SCR01B 0001_B
0.006 0.0002 10.0000 SYSTEMATIC SCR01C 0001_C
0.006 0.0002 10.0000 3333 SYSTEMATIC

0.006 0.0002 10.0000 3333 SYSTEMATIC
0.006 0.0002 10.0000 3333 SYSTEMATIC TARGET
0.006 0.0002 10.0000 3333 SYSTEMATIC SCR01A 0001_A
0.006 0.0002 10.0000 3333 SYSTEMATIC SCR01B 0001_B
0.006 0.0002 10.0000 3333 SYSTEMATIC SCR01C 0001_C
11 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-1

Vig I HOLD CLOSED
0 0 CLOSED
0 0 CLOSED
0 0 CLOSED
11 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-1 THYRISTOR controlled by TACS signal TACS NAMES
Vig I HOLD T DEION (s) CLOSED SAME GRID
0 0
0 0
0 0
11 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-1 TACS NAMES

Vig I HOLD CLOSED SAME GRID
0 0
0 0
0 0
12 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-2 SPARK GAP and TRIAC APPLICATION TACS NAMES
Vig I HOLD CLOSED SPARK
0 0
0 0
0 0
13 PDF RULE BOOK 6C-3 TACS NAMES

CLOSED
ORDER
CLOSED SIG
CLOSED TRIG
DCN17.DAT. GIFU declaration in cols. 61-64 of FIXED-FORMAT data card. TACS NAMES
GRID
GIFU SIG
GIFU SIG
CLOSEDGIFU SIG
CLOSEDGIFU SIG
CLOSED GIFU
CLOSED GIFU

-1 0.1 RECLOSE
-12 -1 1
-12 -1 1
-12 -1 1
-12 -1 1
-12 -1 1
0.059 0.36
0.01 0.1
0.22 0.15 0.72

0.015 0.01 0.04
1.00E-06
0.22 50 0.44 0.15 0.72
0.015 1 0.03 0.01 0.04
1.00E-06 0.5 1.50E-05
ANALYTIC HYPERB
120 0 -1 100
-120 0 -1 100
0 0 0.01 100
5432 100
5432 100
5432 100
0.00005 0 5
-500000
-5.00E-06 10
0 1 Two exp in-line
0 1 Standler in-line
0 1 Heidler in-line 6
3.00E-05 5 { it is an old Heidler source
1.00E-05 CIGRE 5.00E+06 1 2
1.00E-05 CESI
usrfun
USRFUN
usrfun
4.4 0.04 0.0103 1000
-70000 70000 1.00E-08 0 3
M1A 18TYP1
M1B 18TYP2
M1C 18TYP3
ACS multiplies following 1/2 to give unity:
{ Cosine starts at peak 0.5, and also ends
120 0 -1 100
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
ATP_RB_TR.pdf
TACS NAMES
OPEN/CLOSE
ORDER
ORDER
ORDER
TACS NAMES
OPEN/CLOSE
ORDER
ORDER
ORDER
TACS NAMES
CLAMP
ORDER
ORDER
ORDER
TACS NAMES
OPEN/CLOSE
TACS NAMES
OPEN/CLOSE
{ deleted cell b4 GIFU so that all moves left - based on WSM email 10 Dec 2013
{ merged CLOSED and GIFU into a single cell - based on WSM email dated Fri 13 Dec 2013.
SIG { CLOSED and GIFU in separate cells are acceptable, as long as there is a blank cell between
SIG
arts at peak 0.5, and also ends there
ail 10 Dec 2013
l dated Fri 13 Dec 2013.
there is a blank cell between "GIFU" cell and the "SIG" cell - based on WSM email dated Sun 15 Dec 2013.
C
Create CSV file CSV-to-DAT
C CC Note: Fill the cells highlighted in colour yellow with

C CC Project description: POCKET CALCULATOR - START ONLY
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C
C THE LOOP VARIES PARAMETERS OF A SOURCE AND OF AN RL BRANCH
C SET A "CONSTANT"
C
$PARAMETER START ONLY
C CC Variable name = Value or equation
C THE NUMBER MUST CONTAINS THE DECIMAL POINT
C THE STRINGS ARE PASSED UNTOUCHED
C NOTE THIS FEATURE CANNOT BE USED WITH $PARAMETER
RESIST = 25.0
INDUCT = 10.0
CAPACI = 10.0
BUSXXX = '000000' {Note this is a string.
BLANK card ending $PARAMETER START cards
C
C CC MISCELLENOUS DATA CARD Misc data card. FLOATING POINT MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0
0.0001 0.1 0.0 0.0
C IOUT IPLOT IDOUBL KSSOUT MAXOUT
1 1
BUSXXX
C NAME (BUS1 CUR(-1)/VOLT(0 AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY
14 BUSXXX 1 100.0 50.0
C
BLANK card ending program source cards.
BUSXXX
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
o-DAT Run ATP Do ALL Open Rule Book
hlighted in colour yellow with appropriate data #VALUE!

{ #VALUE!
CULATOR - START ONLY
{Note this is a string.
ELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0

TOLMAT TSTART

1 RESIST INDUCT CAPACI
NUSOIDAL RULE BOOK - 3 phase

PHASE A1 TSTART TSTOP
0 -1.000
.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
C
Create CSV file CSV-to-DAT
C CC Note: Fill the cells highlighted in colour yellow with

C CC Project description: POCKET CALCULATOR VARIES PARAMETER (PCVP
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C
C THE LOOP VARIES PARAMETERS OF A SOURCE AND OF AN RL BRANCH
C
POCKET CALCULATOR VARIES PARAMETERS 9 0
C CC MISCELLENOUS DATA CARD Misc data card. FLOATING POINT MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0
0.0001 0.1 0.0 0.0
C IOUT IPLOT IDOUBL KSSOUT MAXOUT
100 1
$PARAMETER
CLOSE_TIME = 0.01
OPEN_TIME_ = 0.02
VIG_______ = 10.0
IE________ = 11.0
TDEION____ = 0.01
AAAAAAAAAA = 0.01
BBBBBBBBBB = 0.02
CCCCCCCCCC = 0.03
EEEEEEEEEE = 0.04
FFFFFFFFFF = 0.05
R1TRAF = 0.00169*KNT
R2TRAF = 3.5565*KNT
X1TRAF = 0.0169*KNT
X2TRAF = 35.665*KNT
C
C INDUCTANCE OF A BRANCH
MHENRY = 1.2 * KNT ** 0.5
C
C FREQUENCY OF A SOURCE
FREQUENCY_ = 25.0 * KNT
C
C PHASE OF A SOURCE
C PHASE_____ = (-1.0) ** KNT
PHASE_____ = 90.0*(1.0-2.0*(KNT-(TRUNC(KNT/2.0)*2.0)))
C
C AMPLITUDE OF A SOURCE
C 1.0E-16 TO AVOID A ZERO VOLTAGE SOURCE
C THE TRIPLEN SOURCE ARE AVOIDED
C
AMPLITUDE_ = 100.0*(KNT-(TRUNC(KNT/3.0)*3.0))+1.0E-16
C
BLANK card ending $PARAMETER cards
C
TACS HYBRID
99 TEST1 = 10.0 * ( UNITY + TIMEX ) ** 2 + 50.
99 CLAMP = 10.0 * ( UNITY + TIMEX ) ** 2 + 50.
99 ASHOK = 10.0 * ( UNITY + TIMEX ) ** 2 + 50.
BLANK card ending TACS Hybrid cards
TRAN
GEN TRAN
TWO
TWO1
TRAN NNOD01
TRAN NNOD02
TRAN NNOD03
TRAN NNOD04
TRAN NNOD05
TRAN NNOD06
TRAN NNOD07
TRAN NNOD08
TRAN NNOD09
C
$UNITS 50 50
TRANSFORMER THREE PHASE BUS3PH 0.4
C Rmag (Ohm) = 3.91E+05
C BUSTOP I FLUX
TRANSFORMER T1---R 3.14E-01 8.90E-01
0.31358934 0.8897075
0.385522334 0.9532822
0.497666936 1.0168309
0.587661713 1.0803796
7.40524427 1.0821789
16.3724887 1.1439283
36.1426472 1.1756896
9999
C 1 T1L__R T1L__N
C 2 T1H__R T1H__S
1 T1L__R T1L__N
2 T1H__R T1H__S
C REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1L__S T1L__N
2 T1H__S T1H__T
C REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1L__T T1L__N
2 T1H__T T1H__R
C Neutral point connection
T1L__N
C BRANCH RLC
T1H__R
T1H__S
T1H__T
C END BRANCH RLC
$UNITS -1 -1
TRAN TWO 0 1
11 TRAN TWO1 0 1
NNOD01 1
NNOD02 1
NNOD03 1
11 NNOD04 1
12 NNOD05 1
13 NNOD06 1
13 NNOD07 0 1
13 NNOD08 0 1
NNOD09 1
0.02 0.03
0.04 0.05
EEEEEEEEEE FFFFFFFFFF
9999 0
C
14 GEN AMPLITUDE_ FREQUENCY_
BLANK card ending program source cards.
GEN TRAN
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
o-DAT Run ATP Do ALL Open Rule Book
hlighted in colour yellow with appropriate data #VALUE!

{ #VALUE!
CULATOR VARIES PARAMETER (PCVP)
ELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0

TOLMAT TSTART
C(KNT/2.0)*2.0)))
0)*3.0))+1.0E-16
NITY + TIMEX ) ** 2 + 50.

NITY + TIMEX ) ** 2 + 50.
NITY + TIMEX ) ** 2 + 50.
3 1 1.00E+05
2 1 MHENRY
1 1 1 1
1 2 2 2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Rmag Output
5.57E+02 3
Output R wL VRAT
3 0.00169 0.0169 0.24
3 3.5665 35.6648 11
3 R1TRAF X1TRAF 0.24
3 R2TRAF X2TRAF 11
Output R wL VRAT
3 0.00169 0.0169 0.24
3 3.5665 35.6648 11
Output R wL VRAT
3 0.00169 0.0169 0.24
3 3.5665 35.6648 11
Output R wL wC
1 1.00E-06
Col 80
1 3.14E-02
1 3.14E-02
1 3.14E-02
CLOSE_TIME OPEN_TIME_
VIG_______ IE________ TDEION____
0 0.1 0.099
MEASURING
AAAAAAAAAA BBBBBBBBBB CCCCCCCCCC
0 0.1 0.099
0 0.1 0.099
0 0.1 0.099 TEST1
DO NOT OPE CLOSED CLAMP
-77333 CLOSED SAME CLOSED ASHOK
-1 0.1 RECLOSE
PHASE_ -1
.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
C
C CC Project description: FOURIER - PLOT command
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
$DEPOSIT D4FACT = -1.0
1 9
C IOUT IPLOT IDOUBL KSSOUT MAXOUT IPUN MEMSAV ICAT
1 1
C BRANCH RLC Col 80
C CC BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2 Output R_OHM wL(Ohm)
VALUE 1 1
1 VALUE
C BUS 1 BUS 2 BUS 3 BUS 4 BUS 5 BUS 6 BUS 7
0 VALUE
C Next come the data cards for user-defined Type-1 source on node "VALUE":
3.4
0.8485282
0
-0.434314
-0.2
-0.848528
-0.4
-1.56569
1
9999
C CC End of Type-1 source data
C PRINTER PLOT
SCREEN PLOT
FOURIER ON 10
C Note HPI=7.6 is a special request for reduction of end-time HMAX until
C a match with the HMIN point (for periodicity) is found.
1 4 3 7.6 1.5 12
C --- Back up the ending time from point number 11 to point number 8 in
FOURIER OFF
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
$EOF
ppropriate data #VALUE!

{ #VALUE!
TPBIG.EXE { #VALUE!
NENERG IPRSUP
wC(uMho)
rrent and Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4), Voltage between Pair of Nodes(-5)
BUS 8 BUS 9 BUS 10 BUS 11 BUS 12 BUS 13
VALUE
f Nodes(-5)
C
C CC Project description: PLOT
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C CIGRE (ONLY GNU VERSIONS BY NOW)
C
C N
C V(T)= K1*T + K2*T FOR T < T90
C
C
C V(T)= K3*EXP(-(T-T90)/TAU1)-K4*EXP(-(T-T90)/TAU2)) FOR T> T90
C
$DEPOSIT IPRSUP = 9
$DEPOSIT D4FACT = -1.0
1.000E-09 10.000E-06
1000 11 1 1 1
BRANCH NAME:CIGRE
CIGRE1 1
CIGRE2 NAME CIGREX 1
CIGRE3 1
CIGRE4 1
VALUE 1 1
C SOURCE TYPE 15 SURGE CIGRE TYPE 15 SURGE - CIGRE RULE BOOK
C NAME (BUS1 CUR(-1)/VOLT(PEAK T FRONT T TAIL cigre
15 CIGRE1 -1 1.1 1.0E-06 10.0E-6 CIGRE
15 CIGRE1 1.0 1.0E-06 10.0E-6 -8888
15 CIGRE2 1.0 1.0E-06 10.0E-6 -8888
15 CIGRE3 1.0 1.0E-06 10.0E-6 -8888
15 CIGRE4 1 0.000001 0.00001 cigre
CIGRE1 CIGRE2 CIGRE3 CIGRE4
-1 CIGRE
-4 CIGREX
C
C PRINTER PLOT
CALCOMP PLOT
C SCREEN PLOT
2 TITLE OF COURSE
3 SUBTITLE A COMMA
C
C Node-voltage plot
C
C 4 UNIT HPI HMIN HMAX VMIN VMAX
1 4 5 0.5 0 10 2
1 8 5 0.5 0 10 2
1 9 5 0.5 0 10 1E-06
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
$EOF

{ #VALUE!
TPBIG.EXE { #VALUE!
NENERG IPRSUP
wC(uMho)
SMAX TSTART TSTOP

5.0E+6
2.0E+6
3.0E+6
4.0E+6
5000000
rent and Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4), Voltage between Pair of Nodes(-5)
BUS1 BUS2 BUS3 BUS4 Graph He Vertical Axis Heading Label
CIGRE1 CIGRE2 CIGRE3 CIGRE4 CIGRE
CIGRE2 CIGRE POWER
CIGRE2 CIGRE ENERGY
Nodes(-5)
C
C CC Project description: XYPLOT
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
1.000E+00 60.000E+00
1 1
BRANCH NAME:CIGRE
VALUE 1
COS 1 1
SIN 1 1
GEN LOAD 1
LOAD 1 1
A1 A2 1 5.00E+03
A2 5.00E+03
C SOURCE Type-1
C NAME (BUS1 CUR(-1)/VOLT(0)
1 VALUE
C NAME (BUS1 CUR(-1)/VOLT(AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY PHASE A1 TSTART
14 COS 4.0 2.0E-02 0
14 SIN 5.0 2.0E-02 -90.0E+0
14 GEN 100.0 6.0E+01 -1.000
14 A1 620000.0 6.0E-02 -50.0E+0 -1.000
LOAD VALUE COS SIN GEN A2
C Next come the data cards for user-defined Type-1 source on node "VALUE":
3.4
0.8485282
0
-0.434314
-0.2
-0.848528
-0.4
-1.56569
3.41
0.85
0
-0.43
-0.2
9999
C
PRINTER PLOT
FOURIER ON 10
C Note HPI=7.6 is a special request for reduction of end-time HMAX until
C a match with the HMIN point (for periodicity) is found.
1 4 3 5 1.5 8
C --- Back up the ending time from point number 11 to point number 8 in
1 4 3 5 0.5 8
FOURIER OFF
1 4 3 8 0 50
C X-Y PLOT
X-Y PLOT LABEL
10 -5 5
13 -6.5 6.5
2 Arbitrary I hope.
First and 78-byte graph subheading text.
1 9 3 5 0 55
C
CALCOMP PLOT { Preceding was a line printer plot; switch to vector graphics
X-Y PLOT Horizontal Axis label123
10 -5 5
8 -6 6
2 Arbitrary 78- I hope.
1 4 3 5 0 55
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
$EOF

{ #VALUE!
TPBIG.EXE { #VALUE!
NENERG IPRSUP
wC(uMho)
TSTOP
rent and Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4), Voltage between Pair of Nodes(-5)
VALUE
VALUE
COS
COS SIN
COS SIN
Nodes(-5)
C
C CC Project description: FAULTS TO GROUND data case.
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C See DC-11. Calculations of phasor fault studies.
C Note - Shorts are through ground.
FAULTS TO GROUND
C CC BUS1 BUS2 BUS3 BUS4 BUS5
C1A_02 S1A_02 C1B_02 S1B_02 C1C_02
C CC Packing of faults.
1-phase faults follow { Declare packing of 1-phase fault names, 13 per card
C1A_02 C1B_02 C1C_02
2-phase faults follow { Declare packing of 2-phase fault names,
C1B_02 C1C_02
C1A_02 C1B_02 C1C_02
4-phase faults follow { Declare packing of 4-phase fault names
C1A_02 C1B_02 C1C_02 S1A_02
C1A_02 C1B_02 C1C_02 S1A_02 S1B_02
6-phase faults follow { Declare packing of 6-phase fault names, 2 per card. 6 is the max that can be packed.
C1A_02 S1A_02 C1B_02 S1B_02 C1C_02
End packing of 2 or more faults { Declare end of such card packing
C CC End Packing of faults.
C Single phase ground faults
C1A_02
C1B_02
C1C_02
C Two phase ground faults
C1A_02 C1B_02
C Maximum of 25 simultaenous phase fault to ground can be modelled through FAULTS TO GROUND. Note s
C1A_02 C1B_02 C1C_02 S1A_02 S1B_02
LDA_02 LDB_02 LDC_02 C1A_01 C1B_01
BLANK card ends list of faults (more accurately, nodes to be faulted to ground)
C CC End FAULTS TO GROUND
C
10.0E-3 2.0E+0 50.0 50.0
1000 1 1 1 1 1
C
C BRANCH RLC Col 80
SCR_A C1A_01 3
SCR_B C1B_01 3
SCR_C C1C_01 3
S1A_01 3
S1B_01 3
S1C_01 3
A1A_01 3
A1B_01 3
A1C_01 3
C Remote end
C1A_02 T1H__R 3
C1B_02 T1H__S 3
C1C_02 T1H__T 3
S1A_02 3
S1B_02 3
S1C_02 3
A1A_02 3
A1B_02 3
A1C_02 3
C END BRANCH RLC
C
C 100.0 50.0 2000 1
$UNITS, 0.0, 0.0
$VINTAGE, 1
1 C1A_01 C1A_02
2 C1B_01 C1B_02
3 C1C_01 C1C_02
4 S1A_01 S1A_02
5 S1B_01 S1B_02
6 S1C_01 S1C_02
7 A1A_01 A1A_02
8 A1B_01 A1B_02
9 A1C_01 A1C_02
$VINTAGE, -1,
$UNITS, -1., -1.,
C $ENABLE
C
C 3 phase 2 winding transformer model - Name plate or a test certificate data.
C L-L HV Voltage (kV)= 11.00 rms Delta
C L-L LV Voltage (kV)= 0.415 rms Star
C Impedance (%) = 3.93
Short circuit 3 phase power loss Pex (W)

=
C 2000
Excitation current Iex LV (%) =

C 0.188
Excitation 3 phase power loss Pex (W) =

C 309
C Frequency (Hz) = 50
C Transformer No = 1
C
C Base Z @ HV (Ohm) = 605
C Base Z @ LV (Ohm) = 0.861125
C Base I @ HV (A) = 10.49727762
C Base I @ LV (A) = 278.2410936
C
C Calculated values of STC (Series resistance assumed 10% of series reactance)
C HV R (Ohm) = 3.5665
C HV jX (Ohm) = 35.665
C LV R (Ohm) = 0.0017
C LV jX (Ohm) = 0.0169
C Linear magnetizing impedance
C I peak (A) = 0.0279
C Flux Phi peak (Vs) = 49.5495
C Rmag (Ohm) = 556.57E+0
0.3138613 0.9616159
0.3858939 1.0302916
0.5313200 1.0803796
0.7736700 1.0989934
2.9405870 1.1676690
17.6968733 1.2363708
35.9439399 1.2707086
9999
1 T1L__R T1L__N 3
2 T1H__R T1H__S 3
C REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1L__S T1L__N 3
2 T1H__S T1H__T 3
C REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1L__T T1L__N 3
2 T1H__T T1H__R 3
T1L__N 1
C
T1L__R LDA_02 3
T1L__S LDB_02 3
T1L__T LDC_02 3
C Balanced Load 0.415 kV
LDA_02 N 3
LDB_02 N 3
LDC_02 N 3
C END BRANCH RLC
BLANK BRANCH
BLANK SWITCH
C Line-Line RMS Voltage = 11000 V
C NAME (BUS1) CUR(-1)/VOLT(0) AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY PHASE
14 SCR_A 0 8981.5 50.0 0
14 SCR_B 0 8981.5 50.0 -120
14 SCR_C 0 8981.5 50.0 -240
BLANK SOURCES
C NODE VOLTAGE, BRANCH Current (-1), BRANCH voltage (-2), BRANCH Current and Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energ
1
C Voltage between pair of nodes
-5 A1A_01 A1A_02
BLANK OUTPUTS
BLANK

{ #VALUE!
BUS6 BUS7 BUS8 BUS9 BUS10 BUS11 BUS12 BUS13

S1C_02
s the max that can be packed.

S1C_02
through FAULTS TO GROUND. Note special request CONT. in BUS 13

S1C_02 A1A_02 A1B_02 A1C_02 T1H__R T1H__S T1H__T CONT.
C1C_01 S1A_01 S1B_01 S1C_01 A1A_01
{ #VALUE!
TSTART { #VALUE!

0 1 0 0

1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E+6
1.0E+6
1.0E+6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
4.3732029E-01 5.3108524E+00 3.2829357E-01

9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
4.3732029E-01 5.3108524E+00 3.2829357E-01
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
4.3740841E-01 5.3105553E+00 3.2829357E-01
3.6869337E-01 4.8998657E+00 -3.2829357E-01
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
4.7417203E-01 4.8970994E+00 4.9882830E-01
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
3.6869337E-01 4.8998657E+00 -3.2829357E-01
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
4.7417203E-01 4.8970994E+00 4.9882830E-01
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
3.6878149E-01 4.8995686E+00 -3.2829357E-01
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
4.7426015E-01 4.8968023E+00 4.9882830E-01
2.2996908E-01 3.7976756E+00 -2.2575075E-17
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.2996908E-01 3.7976756E+00 -1.7053473E-01
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.3030088E-01 3.8012821E+00 2.2312218E+01
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.2996908E-01 3.7976756E+00 -2.2575075E-17
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.2996908E-01 3.7976756E+00 -1.7053473E-01
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.3030088E-01 3.8012821E+00 2.2312218E+01
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.3005720E-01 3.7973786E+00 -2.2575075E-17
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.3005720E-01 3.7973786E+00 -1.7053473E-01
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.3038900E-01 3.8009851E+00 2.2312218E+01
e or a test certificate data.
11
0.240
umed 10% of series reactance)
Flux v/s Current

1.4000000
Output
3 1.2000000
Flux
1.0000000
0.8000000
0.6000000
0.4000000
0.2000000
R wL(Ohm) VRAT 0.0000000
0.00169 0.0169 0.240 0.0000000 10.0000000 20.0000000 30.0000000 40.0000
Current (A)
3.5665 35.6648 11.000
R wL(Ohm) VRAT
0.00169 0.0169 0.240
3.5665 35.6648 11.00
R wL(Ohm) VRAT
0.0017 0.0169 0.240
3.5665 35.6648 11.00
R wL wC
1.00E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
100.0E-3 MVA 139.121 A
1.7E+0
1.7E+0
1.7E+0
A1 TSTART TSTOP
0 -1.000 100.0
0 -1.000 100.0
0 -1.000 100.0
ltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4)

AcroRd32.exe
t
30.0000000 40.0000000
C
C CC Project description: CSV template for FAULTS TO ANYWHERE ATP data Cards. See
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C CC See DC-11. Calculations of phasor fault studies.
C CC Note - the new FAULTS TO ANYWHERE replaces the old FAULTS TO GROUND. The old
C CC used just one A6 name to identify the node being faulted whereas the new
C CC requires a pair. Thus, instead of 13 fault names maximum per card, there
C CC now are 6 pairs of names, maximum, per card. If one of the two names of
C CC the pair is blank, the fault in fact will be to ground, of course. In
C CC the output, TERRA will replace any blank name for aesthetic reasons. It
C CC was Ashok Parsotam in Newcastle, NSW, Australia, who first suggested the
C CC need for generalization of FTG. Service begins 22 November 2015. WSM.
C CC
C CC FAULTS TO ANYWHERE FAULTS TO GROUND
C CC
FAULTS TO ANYWHERE { Declaration of intention to run a phasor fault study
C CC Single phase to ground faults. Cable core to sheath and then sheath to ground fault for phase A
C CC 1st Pair of Nodes 2nd Pair of Nodes 3rd Pair of Nodes
C1A_02 S1A_02 S1A_02
C CC Single phase faults. Cable core to sheath faults for phases A, B and C.
C1A_02 S1A_02 C1B_02 S1B_02 C1C_02
C CC Two phase faults. Cable cores to sheaths and sheaths to sheaths fault for phases B to C.
C1B_02 S1B_02 S1B_02 S1C_02 C1C_02
C CC Two phase to ground faults. Cable cores to sheaths, sheaths to sheaths and sheath to ground fault
C1B_02 S1B_02 S1B_02 S1C_02 C1C_02
C CC Three phase faults. Cable cores to sheaths and sheaths to sheaths fault for phases A to B to C.
C1A_02 S1A_02 C1B_02 S1B_02 C1C_02
C CC Three phase fault to ground. Cable cores to sheaths, sheaths to sheaths and sheath to ground faul
C1A_02 S1A_02 C1B_02 S1B_02 C1C_02
C CC Packing of faults.
1-phase faults follow { Declare packing of 1-phase fault names, 13 per card
C1A_02 C1B_02 C1C_02
C1B_02 C1C_02
C1A_02 C1B_02 C1C_02
C1A_02 C1B_02 C1C_02 S1A_02
C1A_02 C1B_02 C1C_02 S1A_02 S1B_02
6-phase faults follow { Declare packing of 6-phase fault names, 2 per card. 6 is the max that can be packed.
C1A_02 S1A_02 C1B_02 S1B_02 C1C_02
End packing of 2 or more faults { Declare end of such card packing
C CC End Packing of faults.
C Single phase ground faults
C1A_02
C1B_02
C1C_02
C Two phase ground faults
C1A_02 C1B_02
C Maximum of 25 simultaenous phase fault to ground can be modelled through FAULTS TO GROUND. Note s
C1A_02 C1B_02 C1C_02 S1A_02 S1B_02
LDA_02 LDB_02 LDC_02 C1A_01 C1B_01
BLANK card ends list of faults (more accurately, nodes to be faulted to ground)
C CC End FAULTS TO GROUND
C
10.0E-3 2.0E+0 50.0 50.0
1000 1 1 1 1 1
C
C BRANCH RLC Col 80
SCR_A C1A_01 3
SCR_B C1B_01 3
SCR_C C1C_01 3
S1A_01 3
S1B_01 3
S1C_01 3
A1A_01 3
A1B_01 3
A1C_01 3
C Remote end
C1A_02 T1H__R 3
C1B_02 T1H__S 3
C1C_02 T1H__T 3
S1A_02 3
S1B_02 3
S1C_02 3
A1A_02 3
A1B_02 3
A1C_02 3
C END BRANCH RLC
C
C $INCLUDE C:\ATP\cbl_3cond.pun
C #DISABLE
C <++++++> Cards punched by support routine on 18-May-14 15:02:15 <++++++>
C CABLE PARAMETERS
CC
C C SEC 1 TERM1 1 TERM2 2
CC 12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.12345.1234
C BRANCH C1A_01C1A_02C1B_01C1B_02C1C_01C1C_02
C BRANCH S1A_01S1A_02S1B_01S1B_02S1C_01S1C_02
C BRANCH A1A_01A1A_02A1B_01A1B_02A1C_01A1C_02
CC
C C A3: MISCELLANEOUS DATA FOR CABLES
CC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C C 3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
C c IT.ISYS. NPC.IEAR.KMOD.IZFL.IYFL. NPP.NGND.IDATA. IYG.
C 2 -1 3 1 1 0
CC
C C N1. N2. N3. N4. N5. N6. N7. N8. N9. N10. N11. N12. N13. N14. N15. N1
C 3 3 3
CC CCopper CCopper CGalvanised steel
C C A5: PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OF CABLES
C C ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
C C CCT 1 Note Red coloured chracter fonts is for original data. The rest are c
C C CORE 1
CC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C C 3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
C C R1. R2. R3. R4. R5. R6. R7.
C 7.50E-3 15.00E-3 35.00E-3 36.50E-3 186.5E-3 198.5E-3 199.5E-3
C 1.777E-8 1.0 1.0 2.5 1.777E-8 1.0 1.0 2.5
C 1.700E-7 200.0 1.0 1.0
CC
C C CORE 2
CC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C C 3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
C C R1. R2. R3. R4. R5. R6. R7.
C 7.50E-3 15.00E-3 35.00E-3 36.50E-3 186.5E-3 198.5E-3 199.5E-3
C 1.777E-8 1.0 1.0 2.5 1.777E-8 1.0 1.0 2
C 1.700E-7 200.0 1.0 1.0
CC
C C CORE 3
CC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C C 3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
C C R1. R2. R3. R4. R5. R6. R7.
C 7.50E-3 15.00E-3 35.00E-3 36.50E-3 186.5E-3 198.5E-3 199.5E-3
C 1.777E-8 1.0 1.0 2.5 1.777E-8 1.0 1.0 2
C 1.700E-7 200.0 1.0 1.0
C $ENABLE, only this one card ending 26 cards of DISABLE/ENABLE is retained
C C HEIGHT AND HORIZONTAL DISTANCE OF EACH CABLE (m)
CC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C C 3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
C 2.000 0.000 2.000 0.800 1.600 0.693
CC
CC #
C C FREQUENCY CARDS DIST (m)
CC
CC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C C 3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
C #ENABLE
CC RHO. FREQ.IDEC.IPNT.DIST(m). PUN.
C 100.0 50.0 2000 1 { 1 nominal pi
$UNITS, 0.0, 0.0
$VINTAGE, 1
1 C1A_01 C1A_02
2 C1B_01 C1B_02
3 C1C_01 C1C_02
4 S1A_01 S1A_02
5 S1B_01 S1B_02
6 S1C_01 S1C_02
7 A1A_01 A1A_02
8 A1B_01 A1B_02
9 A1C_01 A1C_02
$VINTAGE, -1,
$UNITS, -1., -1.,
C $ENABLE
C
C C #DISABLE
C CC BRANCH 51 Z BRANCH CARD FOR MUTUALLY - COUPLED, LUMPED R-L ELEMENTS (TYPE 51,52,53,….)
C CC SEQUENCE VALUES USAGE. NOTE NO EXTRA LINES FOR PHASE 2 DATA.
C CC FIRST CARD - ZERO SEQUENCE, SECOND CARD - POSITIVE SEQUENCE, THIRD CARD - BLANK
51 SCR01A 0001_A
52 SCR01B 0001_B
53 SCR01C 0001_C
C CC END BRANCH 51
C CC
C CC
C CC
C CC BRANCH 51 Z BRANCH CARD FOR MUTUALLY - COUPLED, LUMPED R-L ELEMENTS (TYPE 51,52,53,….)
C CC SEQUENCE VALUES USAGE. USEFUL FOR MODELLING SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE as THEVENIN EQUIVALENT.
C CC FIRST CARD - ZERO SEQUENCE, SECOND CARD - POSITIVE SEQUENCE, THIRD CARD - NEGATIVE SEQUENCE
C CC BUS1 BUS2 MODEL Z0Z1Z2 Output
51 SCR01A 0001_A MODEL Z0Z1Z2
52 SCR01B 0001_B
53 SCR01C 0001_C
C CC END BRANCH 51
C C #ENABLE

C CC 3 phase 2 winding transformer model - Name plate or a test certificate data.
Short circuit 3 phase power loss Pex (W)
=
C CC 2000
Excitation current Iex LV (%) =

C CC 0.188
Excitation 3 phase power loss Pex (W) =

C CC 309
C CC Frequency (Hz) = 50
C CC Transformer No = 1
C CC
C CC Base Z @ HV (Ohm) = 605
C CC Base Z @ LV (Ohm) = 0.861125
C CC Base I @ HV (A) = 10.49727762
C CC Base I @ LV (A) = 278.2410936
C CC
C CC Calculated values of STC (Series resistance assumed 10% of series reactance)
C CC HV R (Ohm) = 3.5665
C CC HV jX (Ohm) = 35.665
C CC LV R (Ohm) = 0.0017
C CC LV jX (Ohm) = 0.0169
C CC Linear magnetizing impedance
C CC I peak (A) = 0.0279
C CC Flux Phi peak (Vs) = 49.5495
C CC BUSTOP I FLUX Rmag
C CC Current E1 Flux E16.0
0.3138613 0.9616159
0.3858939 1.0302916
0.5313200 1.0803796
0.7736700 1.0989934
2.9405870 1.1676690
17.6968733 1.2363708
35.9439399 1.2707086
9999
1 T1L__R T1L__N 3
2 T1H__R T1H__S 3
C CC REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1L__S T1L__N 3
2 T1H__S T1H__T 3
C CC REFBUS BUSTOP
1 T1L__T T1L__N 3
2 T1H__T T1H__R 3
T1L__N 1
C
C CC Connect load to Transformer
T1L__R LDA_02 3
T1L__S LDB_02 3
T1L__T LDC_02 3
C CC Balanced Load 0.415 kV
LDA_02 N 3
LDB_02 N 3
LDC_02 N 3
C CC END BRANCH RLC
BLANK BRANCH
BLANK SWITCH
14 SCR_A 0 8981.5 50.0 0
14 SCR_B 0 8981.5 50.0 -120
14 SCR_C 0 8981.5 50.0 -240
BLANK SOURCES
1
C CC Voltage between pair of nodes
C CC BRCH1 BRCH2 BRCH3 BRCH4 BRCH5 BRCH6
-5 A1A_01 A1A_02
BLANK OUTPUTS
BLANK

{ #VALUE!
tpbig or tpgig.exe?: #NAME? { #VALUE!
S TO ANYWHERE ATP data Cards. See DC-11.dat.
GROUND. The old
tion to run a phasor fault study

ath to ground fault for phase A
3rd Pair of Nodes 4th Pair of Nodes 5th Pair of Nodes 6th Pair of Nodes
BUS6 BUS7 BUS8 BUS9 BUS10 BUS11 BUS12
S1C_02
fault for phases B to C.
S1C_02
heaths and sheath to ground fault for phases B to C.
S1C_02 S1C_02
s fault for phases A to B to C.
S1C_02 S1A_02 S1B_02 S1B_02 S1C_02
sheaths and sheath to ground fault for phases A to B to C to ground.
S1C_02 S1A_02 S1B_02 S1B_02 S1C_02 S1A_02
s the max that can be packed.

S1C_02
through FAULTS TO GROUND. Note special request CONT. in BUS 13
S1C_02 A1A_02 A1B_02 A1C_02 T1H__R T1H__S T1H__T CONT.
C1C_01 S1A_01 S1B_01 S1C_01 A1A_01
{ #VALUE!
TSTART { #VALUE!

0 1 0 0

1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E+6
1.0E+6
1.0E+6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
4.3732029E-01 5.3108524E+00 3.2829357E-01
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
4.3732029E-01 5.3108524E+00 3.2829357E-01
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
4.3740841E-01 5.3105553E+00 3.2829357E-01
3.6869337E-01 4.8998657E+00 -3.2829357E-01
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
4.7417203E-01 4.8970994E+00 4.9882830E-01
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
3.6869337E-01 4.8998657E+00 -3.2829357E-01
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
4.7417203E-01 4.8970994E+00 4.9882830E-01
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
3.6878149E-01 4.8995686E+00 -3.2829357E-01
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
4.7426015E-01 4.8968023E+00 4.9882830E-01
2.2996908E-01 3.7976756E+00 -2.2575075E-17
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.2996908E-01 3.7976756E+00 -1.7053473E-01
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.3030088E-01 3.8012821E+00 2.2312218E+01
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.2996908E-01 3.7976756E+00 -2.2575075E-17
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.2996908E-01 3.7976756E+00 -1.7053473E-01
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8242845E-02 2.8255896E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.3030088E-01 3.8012821E+00 2.2312218E+01
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.3005720E-01 3.7973786E+00 -2.2575075E-17
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.3005720E-01 3.7973786E+00 -1.7053473E-01
9.8286708E-02 2.8253634E+00 0.0000000E+00
9.8286951E-02 3.0888776E+00 0.0000000E+00
2.3038900E-01 3.8009851E+00 2.2312218E+01
RD CARD - BLANK
R_OHM wL(Ohm)
0.0990 1.084491 {Z0
0.0990 1.084491 {Z1
as THEVENIN EQUIVALENT.
RD CARD - NEGATIVE SEQUENCE
R_OHM wL(Ohm)
0.0990 1.084491 {Z0
0.0990 1.084491 {Z1
0.0990 1.084491 {Z2
e or a test certificate data.

11
0.240
umed 10% of series reactance)
Flux v/s Current

1.4000000
Output
3 1.2000000
1.0000000
0.8000000
0.6000000
0.4000000
R wL(Ohm) VRAT 0.2000000

0.00169 0.0169 0.240
0.0000000
3.5665 35.6648 11.000
0.0000000 10.0000000 20.0000000 30.0000000 40.0000
R wL(Ohm) VRAT
0.00169 0.0169 0.240
3.5665 35.6648 11.00
R wL(Ohm) VRAT
0.0017 0.0169 0.240
3.5665 35.6648 11.00
R wL wC
1.00E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
1.0E-6
100.0E-3 MVA 139.121 A
1.7E+0
1.7E+0
1.7E+0
A1 TSTART TSTOP
0 -1.000 100.0
0 -1.000 100.0
0 -1.000 100.0
Voltage (-3), BRANCH Power and Energy (-4)

AcroRd32.exe
t
30.0000000 40.0000000
C
C CC e output DAT filename: #VALUE!
C CC le PATH and FILE name: #VALUE!
C CC Project description: Use Spy Plot Begin (USPB) template
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C Template for USE SPY PLOT BEGIN (USPB). It was added on 24 Jul 2017. Working data MS Excel cases
C Refer to ATP_EMTP list server mail from Dr. Tsu-Huie Liu and Dr. Scott Meyer dated 7 June 2017
C Refer BENCHMARK data cases DC1.DAT, DC57.DAT and DC63.DAT.
C Note USPB data comes befor MISC data cards.
$DEPOSIT KSLOWR= 5 { Use SPY DEPOSIT to change ROLL buffer from STARTUP value
$DEPOSIT NOCALC= -1 { We want screen graphics during DISK in spite of STARTUP
$DEPOSIT NOTPPL= 0 { Override STARTUP variable to honor following USPB data
$DEPOSIT NOPOST= 1 { We do not want PostScript output in spite of STARTUP
$DEPOSIT NOHPGL= 1 { We do not want HP-GL output in spite of STARTUP
$DEPOSIT NOGNU= 1 { We do not want GNU Plot output in spite of STARTUP
$DEPOSIT KEXTR= 0 { Use SPY DEPOSIT to reset value to STARTUP zero so no extrema
$DEPOSIT KLEVL= 0 { Use SPY DEPOSIT to reset value to STARTUP zero so no levels
USE SPY PLOT BEGIN { This declaration precedes data for SPY PLOT use as recorder
PLOT { Redundant, but a necessary command to transfer to PLOT from within SPY
WINDOW { New command of TPPLOT that produces a window plot using VECWIN logic
WINDOW BY WINDOW { This is a newer alternative to the just-described WINDOW command.
C Data for each window is to be supplied sequentially until blank
C Respond to prompt: SEND TAXISL VAXISL YSHIFT VMAX VMIN XALPHA YALPHA KPGRID:
C TAXISL VAXISL YSHIFT VMAX VMIN XALPHA YALPHA
C 20 4 1 2.00E+05 -4.00E+04 0.5 4.2
20 4 0 2.00E+05 -4.00E+04 0.5 3.5
C Respond to prompt for Y-axis label and title: SEND Y-axis label and title:'
C The title line follows the Y-axis label separated by 2 or more blanks.
C Y-label Title line for window 1 begins at location (XALPHA, YALPHA) = (0.5, 3.5)
C The preceding is fine for Salford ATP, but is bad for DISLIN of Intel and GNU
Y-label XX { DISLIN avoids overprinting T-axis numbers by having a 2-byte title line
C Specify curves in window: SEND either # or NAME data to define curves in window:
C # 3 4 { Node voltage BUS3 first, then node voltage BUS2
C Note about T-axis lengths which follows. 20 inches is universal because it
C is what GNU or Intel ATP will use; Salford will truncate to STARTUP valu 10
C 1. Respond to the prompt for the length of each time axis: SEND T-axis inches:
20 20 . 20. { 3 positive lengths is taken to mean just 3 windows
C 2. Respond to the prompt for the length of each vertical axis: SEND Y-axis inches:
3 3 2
C 3. Respond to the prompt for the altitude of each window: SEND Y offset in inches:
C 0.5 4.5 8.5 --- This was for Salford
-0.2 3.3 6.8 { DISLIN avoids spilling off the top
C 4. Respond to the prompt for the vertical axis maxima: SEND Y-axis max in inches:
200 500 1
C 5. Respond to the prompt for the vertical axis minima: SEND Y-axis min in inches:
-200 -500 -1
C 6. Respond to prompt for indentation of title lines: SEND title line indentation in inches:
0.8 0.8 0.8 { Clearer for DISLIN
C 7. Respond to prompt for heights of title lines: SEND title line altitudes in inches:
C 8. Respond to prompt for color numbers of grids: SEND color number for grid:
1 1 1
C 9. Respond to prompt for # of curves in each window: SEND number of curves in windows:'
3 3 3
C Finally there is one line of text for each window in order. Respond to
C prompt for Y-axis label & title line for each window: SEND Y-axis & title of window X
kV Voltages somewhere is title of window 1
kV Voltages somewhere else is window 2 title
Amps Currents in thyristors is the title line of window 3
C That ends data for the WINDOW subcommand of the PLOT command. More PLOT
C data follows. DC-1 illustrated use of NAME to begin this. The alternative
C is to use numbers -- indices of the output vector that point to the signals :
NAME { Plot command to begin inputting the variable names
END { Step over node voltage input
BUS2 BUS3 { The 1st of two variables to be plotted will be this branch voltage
END { End branch voltage input
TACS DRIVE { The 2nd of two variables to be plotted will be this branch current
LAST { Exit the loop over plot input variables; back to basic plot command
C DC-1 illustrated use of NAME to begin this. The alternative
# 1 2 3 4 6 8 12
TIMEUNITS { Default time units of seconds are not convenient so change to:
4 { 4 ==> msec (scale by 1000 in labeling the time axis)
DEBUG 9 { Turn on diagnostic printout to track workings of VECWIN
LABEL { Define labeling for plots beginning with super title (next):
Super Title Line
Vertical Axis
FLUSH { Erase any multi-line case title now being stored (preceding subcase)
1st of two lines of case title
2nd and final line of case title
END { Terminate this multi-line case title
# 1 2 3 5 7 9 13
PEAK { Request to define Y-axis limits
-500 500 { Y-axis will span this fixed interval
FACTOR { Different units for currents (variables 7, 8, 9) require this
1 1 1 0.3 0.3 0.3 180
OFFSET { Vertical displacement (constant to be added to each curve)
0 0 0 -325 -325 -325 200
TIME 0 0.06 { The first frame will cover 30% of the full simulation time span
ROLLV { Rolling vector plot
BLANK card that terminates SPY PLOT data for concurrent plotting of simulation
$EOF
appropriate data #VALUE!

{ #VALUE!
#NAME? { #VALUE!
Working data MS Excel cases are DC57Un and DC63UN2.

eyer dated 7 June 2017
STARTUP value
ro so no extrema
ro so no levels
se as recorder
ALPHA KPGRID:
KPGRID
1 { This is for Salford
1 { Better for DISLIN
yte title line

in window:
st, then node voltage BUS2
just 3 windows
t in inches:
tation in inches:
curves in windows:'
of window X
More PLOT
his branch voltage
this branch current
13 14 { Name 9 curves to be plotted by #

14 15 { Select 9 curves to plot by number
180 180
200 200 { Then add these offsets to curves

ation time span
{ Multiply curves by these factors
C
C CC tpbig.exe folder: C:\ATP_20151221\ tpbig or tpgig.exe?: #NAME?
C CC csv2atp.exe folder: C:\ATP_CSV\ ATP Rule Book path:
C CC e output DAT filename: #VALUE!
C CC le PATH and FILE name: #VALUE!
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C BENCHMARK DC-57. MS Excel UI version of USPB was added on 24 Jul 2017. The remaining data case
C remains in fixed format between C #PASS and C #ENDPASS keywords.
C 9th of 13 subcases, this illustrates use of SPY PLOT as a strip chart
C recorder. DC-1 illustrates such use for a big data set; this subset is
C uses the data of subset 2, so is much simpler. WSM adds 25 Dec 2016
$DEPOSIT NOTMAX= 0 { Use SPY DEPOSIT to honor TMAX on the misc. data card
C Note about preceding 2 definitions of KEXTR and KLEVL. Without these lines
C to reset the STARTUP variables, this 9th subcase involved extra & unwanted
C output. This is a complication of stacking (used here). WSM. 27 March 2017
LABEL { Define labeling for plots beginning with super title (next):
C Super Title Line
Super Title Line
C Vertical Axis
Vertical Axis
FLUSH { Erase any multi-line case title now being stored (preceding subcase)
C 1st of two lines of case title
1st of two lines of case title
C 2nd and final line of case title
2nd and final line of case title
END { Terminate this multi-line case title
END { Step over node voltage input, and begin branch voltage input
C 4 { 4 ==> msec (scale by 1000 in labeling the time axis)
C DEBUG 9 { Turn on diagnostic printout to track workings of VECWIN
C X-Y PLOT { Toggle X-Y switch from "on" of the preceding subcase to normal "off"
X-Y PLOT { Toggle X-Y switch from "on" of the preceding subcase to normal "off"
C TIME 0 0.8 { The first frame will cover 43% of the full simulation time span
ROLLV { Rolling vector plot. 50% overlay gives (.375, 1.125) for the 2nd, etc.
C #PASS
PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 12, 2, { Request maximum precision (for 9 output columns)
1.0E-6 1.8E-3
1 1 1 0 1 -1
5 5 20 20 100 100
TACS HYBRID
1DUMMY +UNITY
1.0
1.0 0.5E-3
90BUS2
90BUS3
99VSW BUS2 - BUS3
99DRIVE ABS VSW
99BREAK 1.5E+8* TIMEX + 1.0E+5
98GRID 51+UNITY BREAK DRIVE
33DUMMY TIMEX UNITY BUS2 BUS3 VSW DRIVE BREAK GRID
BLANK card ending the last TACS data
GEN BUS1 15.
BUS1 2.9
BUS1 BUS2 0.1
BUS2 0.1
BUS3 .017
BUS3 490.
BUS2 BUS2R 24.34
BUS3 BUS3R BUS2 BUS2R
BLANK card ending electric network branch cards
BUS2 BUS3 -1. 1.E9 2
11BUS2R BUS3R 20. GRID 13
14GEN 66500. 50. -2.0508 -1.
BLANK card ending all electric sources
C $DEPOSIT, TSTALL=0.1 { 1/10 second delay will occur after each printed line
1 { Request for the output of all network node voltages
C #ENDPASS
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C 10th of 13 subcases, this illustrates use of SPY PLOT as a strip chart
C recorder. It is like the 9th subcase except that here window plotting
C is being used. DC-63 illustrates such use for a big data set; here the
C data comes from subset 2, so is much simpler. WSM adds 25 Dec 2016
20 20 { Two positive lengths is taken to mean just two windows
4 4
C 1.0 6.0 { This looks good for Salford ATP, but is too high for DISLIN
0 4.8 { This looks good for Intel or GNU ATP graphics that use DISLIN
2.00E+05 2.00E+05
-4.00E+04 0
0.5 0.5
3.5 3.5
1 1
1 1
C Finally, there is one line of text for each window, in order. Respond to
C The title line follows the Y-axis label, separated by 2 or more blanks.
C Y-label Title line for window 1
Y-label XX { DISLIN avoids overprinting T-axis numbers by having a 2-byte titl
2nd label Title line for window 2
C data follows:
END { Step over node voltage input
C DEBUG 9 { Turn on diagnostic printout to track workings of VECWIN
C #PASS
1.0E-6 1.8E-3
1 1 1 0 1 -1
5 5 20 20 100 100
TACS HYBRID
1DUMMY +UNITY
1.0
1.0 0.5E-3
90BUS2
90BUS3
99VSW BUS2 - BUS3
99DRIVE ABS VSW
GEN BUS1 15.
BUS1 2.9
BUS1 BUS2 0.1
BUS2 0.1
BUS3 .017
BUS3 490.
BUS2 BUS2R 24.34
BUS2 BUS3 -1. 1.E9 2
14GEN 66500. 50. -2.0508 -1.
C #ENDPASS
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C 11th of 13 subcases is similar to the preceding 10th subcase. The same
C window plotting is used, but with three windows instead of two, and
C with four signals instead of two. For a window having height less than
C four inches (here, all three), the grid lines are spaced one inch apart
C instead of two as for the preceding subcase. WSM adds 31 December 2016
20 20 20 { 3 positive lengths is taken to mean just 3 windows
3 3 2
9.00E+04 2.00E+05 2.00E+05
1.00E+04 -4.00E+04 0
1 1 1
2 1 1
C Y-axis 1 Title line for window 1 { This is Salford
Y-axis Title line for window 1
C 2nd vertical Title line for 2nd of 3 windows { This is Salford
2nd Y Title line for 2nd of 3 windows
C 3rd Y 3rd and final window has this title { This is Salford
Y 3rd and final window has this title
C data follows:
BUS2R { Name of node for 1st of 2 node voltages for window # 1
BUS1 { Name of node for 2nd of 2 node voltages for window # 1
END { End of node voltage input; begin branch voltage input
BUS2 BUS3 { The 3rd of 4 variables to be plotted will be this branch voltage
END { End branch voltage input, and begin branch current input
TACS DRIVE { The 4th of 4 variables to be plotted will be this branch current
C #PASS
1.0E-6 1.8E-3
1 1 1 0 1 -1
5 5 20 20 100 100
TACS HYBRID
1DUMMY +UNITY
1.0
1.0 0.5E-3
90BUS2
90BUS3
99VSW BUS2 - BUS3
99DRIVE ABS VSW
GEN BUS1 15.
BUS1 2.9
BUS1 BUS2 0.1
BUS2 0.1
BUS3 .017
BUS3 490.
BUS2 BUS2R 24.34
BUS2 BUS3 -1. 1.E9 2
14GEN 66500. 50. -2.0508 -1.
C #ENDPASS
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C window plotting is used, but with three windows instead of two, and
C with four signals instead of two. For a window having height less than
C four inches (here, all three), the grid lines are spaced one inch apart
C instead of two as for the preceding subcase. WSM adds 31 December 2016
3 3 2
9.00E+04 2.00E+05 2.00E+05
1.00E+04 -4.00E+04 0
1 1 1
2 1 1
C Y-axis 1 Title line for window 1 { This is Salford
Y-axis Title line for window 1
C 2nd vertical Title line for 2nd of 3 windows { This is Salford
2nd Y Title line for 2nd of 3 windows
C 3rd Y 3rd and final window has this title { This is Salford
Y 3rd and final window has this title
C data follows:
BUS2R { Name of node for 1st of 2 node voltages for window # 1
END { End of node voltage input; begin branch voltage input
BUS2 BUS3 { The 3rd of 4 variables to be plotted will be this branch voltage
END { End branch voltage input, and begin branch current input
TACS DRIVE { The 4th of 4 variables to be plotted will be this branch current
C #PASS
1.0E-6 1.8E-3
1 1 1 0 1 -1
5 5 20 20 100 100
TACS HYBRID
1DUMMY +UNITY
1.0
1.0 0.5E-3
90BUS2
90BUS3
99VSW BUS2 - BUS3
99DRIVE ABS VSW
GEN BUS1 15.
BUS1 2.9
BUS1 BUS2 0.1
BUS2 0.1
BUS3 .017
BUS3 490.
BUS2 BUS2R 24.34
BUS2 BUS3 -1. 1.E9 2
14GEN 66500. 50. -2.0508 -1.
C #ENDPASS
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C window plotting is used, but with specification of the data for windows
C ordered one at a time using the new WINDOW BY WINDOW command of PLOT.
C WSM begins serice here in the full DC-57 on 25 January 2017. Previously
C this was DC57I.DAT in \GNUNT of Salford ATP storage.
WINDOW BY WINDOW { Data for each window is to be supplied sequentially until blank
C Respond to prompt: SEND TAXISL VAXISL YSHIFT VMAX VMIN XALPHA YALPHA KPGRID:
C TAXISL VAXISL YSHIFT VMAX VMIN XALPHA YALPHA KPGRID
C 20 4 1 2.00E+05 -4.00E+04 0.5 4.2 1
20 4 0 2.00E+05 -4.00E+04 0.5 3.5 1
C Respond to prompt for Y-axis label and title: SEND Y-axis label and title:'
C Y-label Title line for window 1 begins at location (XALPHA, YALPHA) = (0.5, 3.5)
Y-label XX { DISLIN avoids overprinting T-axis numbers by having a 2-byte title line
C Specify curves in window: SEND either # or NAME data to define curves in window:
C # 3 4 { Node voltage BUS3 first, then node voltage BUS2
BUS3 { Name of node for 1st of 2 node voltages for window # 1
C That ends data for the 1st of 2 windows. Follow this with data for 2nd of 2:
C TAXISL VAXISL YSHIFT VMAX VMIN XALPHA YALPHA KPGRID
C 20 4 6 2.00E+05 -4.00E+04 0.5 3.5 1
20 4 4.8 2.00E+05 -4.00E+04 0.5 3.5 1
Y-axis Window 2 has this title located at (XALPHA, YALPHA) = (0.5, 3.5)
# 1
C NAME { Plot command to begin inputting the names of output variables
C END { End of node voltage input; begin branch voltage input
C BUS2 BUS3 { The 3rd of 4 variables to be plotted will be this branch voltage
C LAST { Exit the loop over plot input variables; back to basic plot command
C That ends data for the 2nd of 2 windows. Terminate by zero data. Note that
C the usual BLANK card can not be used here since ATP already have reserved
C its use as a terminator for the USE SPY PLOT BEGIN data block
0.0 { Non-positive TAXISL serves to terminate the loop over windows
C That ends data for the WINDOW BY WINDOW subcommand of the PLOT command.
C More PLOT data follows:
C #PASS
1.0E-6 1.8E-3
1 1 1 0 1 -1
5 5 20 20 100 100
TACS HYBRID
1DUMMY +UNITY
1.0
1.0 0.5E-3
90BUS2
90BUS3
99VSW BUS2 - BUS3
99DRIVE ABS VSW
GEN BUS1 15.
BUS1 2.9
BUS1 BUS2 0.1
BUS2 0.1
BUS3 .017
BUS3 490.
BUS2 BUS2R 24.34
BUS2 BUS3 -1. 1.E9 2
14GEN 66500. 50. -2.0508 -1.
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
C #ENDPASS
$EOF
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
e remaining data case

wo windows
cs that use DISLIN
n windows:'
s numbers by having a 2-byte title
{ This is for Salford
{ Better for DISLIN
2-byte title line
node voltage BUS2
{ This is for Salford

{ Better for DISLIN
{ Branch voltage (BUS2, BUS3)

C
Create CSV file CSV-to-DAT Run ATP Do ALL Open Rule B
C CC tpbig.exe folder: C:\ATP_20151221\ tpbig or tpgig.exe?: #NAME?
C CC csv2atp.exe folder: C:\ATP_CSV\ ATP Rule Book path:
C CC
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C BENCHMARK DC-63. MS Excel UI version of USPB was added on 24 Jul 2017. The remaining
C data case remains in fixed format between C #PASS and C #ENDPASS keywords.
C Third of 4 hvdc simulations follows DC-1 and DC-2, only is much smaller.
C The 2-pole representation of dc-2 is here reduced to one end only. It was
C produced from DC-2 by using two batteries to represent the California end.
C To compare with BPA's EMTP, this would be the 3rd of 4 subcases within DC-1.
C Answers agree with BPA EMTP exactly until there is one time-step difference
C on value closings between step 700 and 800. These should be equally valid:
C Valve "II-2 " to "IICC " closing after 3.82000000E-02 sec.
C Valve "III-2 " to "IIICC " closing after 3.82000000E-02 sec.
C The original BPA VAX EMTP closing times for these were one time step later.
C Appended as a subcase is the 4th hvdc simulation ---- a single-pole version.
3 3 2
200 500 1
-200 -500 -1
1 1 1
3 3 3
kV Voltages somewhere is title of window 1
kV Voltages somewhere else is window 2 title
Amps Currents in thyristors is the title line of window 3
C data follows. DC-1 illustrated use of NAME to begin this. The alternative
# 1 2 3 4 6 8 12 13 14
TIMEUNITS{ Default time units of seconds are not convenient so change to:
C For good demo of preceding ROLLing plot
C For a second use of ROLLing (real-time) plotting
C The preceding data will be ignored by ATP if NOTPPL = 1 in STARTUP. For
C it to be considered (for there to be concurrent plotting)
C #PASS
.000050 .050 { Note Tmax here is only 2-1/2 pages of the ROLLing plot.
1 1 1 3 1 -1
5 5 20 20 100 100
C DC LINE WITH 12-PULSE RECTIFIER/INVERTER OPERATION USING TACS ------------
TACS HYBRID CASE FOR DC TERMINAL SIMULATION
C * * * * * * * GRID TIMING VOLTAGES * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
PHA-BS +GENAS -GENBS
PHB-AS +GENBS -GENAS
PHB-CS +GENBS -GENCS
PHC-BS +GENCS -GENBS
PHC-AS +GENCS -GENAS
PHA-CS +GENAS -GENCS
4 +NOT13
9 +NOT18
14 +NOT23
19 +NOT28
24 +NOT3
29 +NOT8
C ********* ZERO-ORDER BLOCK ON "TIMEX" FOR LIMIT OF 2 CYCLES *******
C
TIMER +TIMEX 0.0 33.3-3
90GENAS
90GENBS
90GENCS
C $$$$$$ DECREASING RAMP FUNCTION FOR IGNITION ANGLE DELAY $$$$$$$$$$$$
88ALPHAR -.1045045 * TIMER + 4.17-3
C
C -------------- RECTIFIER CONTROL LOGIC FOLLOWS --------------------
88SA-B 52 +UNITY 0.0 PHA-BS
88F1S 54 +SA-B 0.0 ALPHAR
88F1SII 4 .AND. F1S
88NOT3 .NOT. F1SII
88F1SI 54 +F1SII 1.4E-3
88SB-A 52 +UNITY 0.0 PHB-AS
88F4S 54 +SB-A 0.0 ALPHAR
88F4SII 9 .AND. F4S
88NOT8 .NOT. F4SII
88F4SI 54 +F4SII 1.4E-3
88SB-C 52 +UNITY 0.0 PHB-CS
88F3S 54 +SB-C 0.0 ALPHAR
88F3SII 14 .AND. F3S
88NOT13 .NOT. F3SII
88F3SI 54 +F3SII 1.4E-3
88SC-B 52 +UNITY 0.0 PHC-BS
88F6S 54 +SC-B 0.0 ALPHAR
88NOT18 .NOT. F6SII
88F6SI 54 +F6SII 1.4E-3
88SC-A 52 +UNITY 0.0 PHC-AS
88F5S 54 +SC-A 0.0 ALPHAR
88NOT23 .NOT. F5SII
88F5SI 54 +F5SII 1.4E-3
88SA-C 52 +UNITY 0.0 PHA-CS
88F2S 54 +SA-C 0.0 ALPHAR
88NOT28 .NOT. F2SII
88F2SI 54 +F2SII 1.4E-3
C $$$$$$ INCREASING RAMP FUNCTION FOR IGNITION ANGLE DELAY $$$$$$$$$$$$
C
88ALPHAI +.076276 * TIMER + 4.17-3
C
C DELAY FIRING FOR BYPASS VALVES
C
88FIRE - UNITY
77PHA-BS +166.1710
77PHB-AS -166.1710
77PHB-CS -332.3420
77PHC-BS +332.3420
77PHC-AS +166.1710
77PHA-CS -166.1710
77FIRE -1.0
C CELILO
C CO 7TH 11TH 13TH AND HIGH-PASS FILTERS
C CCT BREAKERS FOR EACH 3-PHASE BRIDGE AND 1 MILE (1.6 KM) OF 230 KV LINE.
BLANK card ending TACS initial conditions (and also all TACS data)
0GENAS BIGEA4 .01
0GENBS BIGEB4GENAS BIGEA4
0GENCS BIGEC4GENAS BIGEA4
0BIGEA4 .86 114. 2.46
0BIGEB4 BIGEA4
0BIGEC4 BIGEA4
0 BIGEA4 1.18 114. 1.28
0 BIGEB4 BIGEA4
0 BIGEC4 BIGEA4
0BIGEA413AC4 .02 1.56
0BIGEB413BC4 BIGEA413AC4
0BIGEC413CC4 BIGEA413AC4
013AC4 HPAC4 40.
0HPAC4 13AC4 5.5
013BC4 HPBC4 13AC4 HPAC4
0HPBC4 13BC4 HPAC4 13AC4
013CC4 HPCC4 13AC4 HPAC4
0HPCC4 13CC4 HPAC4 13AC4
0HPAC4 3.9
0HPBC4 HPAC4
0HPCC4 HPAC4
0 13AC4 .93 44. .95
0 13BC4 13AC4
0 13CC4 13AC4
013AC4 11AC4 GENAS BIGEA4
013BC4 11BC4 GENAS BIGEA4
013CC4 11CC4 GENAS BIGEA4
011AC4 .82 44. 1.33
011BC4 11AC4
011CC4 11AC4
011AC4 AC6 GENAS BIGEA4
011BC4 BC6 GENAS BIGEA4
011CC4 CC6 GENAS BIGEA4
C
C --------- CELILO ----------------------
C ####### ANODE REACTORS ###############
0VI-1 VICA 3000.
0VICA VI-1 1.0
0VI-3 VICB VI-1 VICA
0VICB VI-3 VICA VI-1
0VI-5 VICC VI-1 VICA
0VICC VI-5 VICA VI-1
0VI-4 AN6C VI-1 VICA
0AN6C VI-4 VICA VI-1
C ###################### BYPASS ANODE REACTOR ##############
C //////////////////////// VALVE DAMPERS /////////////////////
0CEL4 VDA6 1200. .1
0CEL4 VDB6 CEL4 VDA6
0CEL4 VDC6 CEL4 VDA6
0AN6C VDA6 CEL4 VDA6
0AN6C VDB6 CEL4 VDA6
0AN6C VDC6 CEL4 VDA6
C $$$$$$$$$ BUSHING REACTORS $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
0VDA6 VICA 1000.
0VICA VDA6 .25
0VDB6 VICB VDA6 VICA
0VICB VDB6 VICA VDA6
0VDC6 VICC VDA6 VICA
0VICC VDC6 VICA VDA6
0CEL4 CTH6C VDA6 VICA
0CTH6C CEL4 VICA VDA6
C
C * * * * * Y-DELTA XFMR LEAKAGE IMPEDANCE * * * * * * * *
C +++++++++++ A.C. SOURCE SIDE +++++++++++
0AC6Y TXA6 .203 .7
0BC6Y TXB6 AC6Y TXA6
0CC6Y TXC6 AC6Y TXA6
C +++++++++++ D.C. CONVERTER SIDE +++++++++
0TXA6C VDA6 .202 .717
0TXB6C VDB6 TXA6C VDA6
0TXC6C VDC6 TXA6C VDA6
C
C <<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Y-DELTA TRANSFORMER >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
51TXA6 99300.
52TXA6C TXB6C 82715. 68946.
51TXB6 TXA6
52TXB6C TXC6C
51TXC6 TXA6
52TXC6C TXA6C
C
C -------------------------------------------------------------------------
C --------- CELILO ----------------------
C ####### ANODE REACTORS ###############
0II-1 IICA VI-1 VICA
0IICA II-1 VICA VI-1
0II-3 IICB VI-1 VICA
0IICB II-3 VICA VI-1
0II-5 IICC VI-1 VICA
0IICC II-5 VICA VI-1
0II-4 AN2C VI-1 VICA
0AN2C II-4 VICA VI-1
C //////////////////////// VALVE DAMPERS /////////////////////
0VDA2 IICA VDA6 VICA
0IICA VDA2 VICA VDA6
0VDB2 IICB VDA6 VICA
0IICB VDB2 VICA VDA6
0VDC2 IICC VDA6 VICA
0IICC VDC2 VICA VDA6
0AN6C CTH2C VDA6 VICA
0CTH2C AN6C VICA VDA6
C
C * * * * * Y-Y XFMR LEAKAGE IMPEDANCE * * * * * * * *
C +++++++++++ A.C. SOURCE SIDE +++++++++++
0AC2Y TXA2 .22 2.07
0TXA2C VDA2 .07 .8343
C
C <<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Y-Y TRANSFORMER >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
51TXA2 99300.
52TXA2C NS2 47951. 23174.
51TXB2 TXA2
52TXB2C NS2
51TXC2 TXA2
52TXC2C NS2
C ------------------------- ISOLATING Y-Y XFMR FROM GROUND -----------
0NS2 1.E+10
C
C -------------------------------------------------------------------------
C CELILO
0AN2C GR1C 1.0
0GR1C ELEC1 AN2C GR1C
0GR1C .06
0ELEC1 GR2C AN2C GR1C
0GR2C CELGR AN2C GR1C
0GR2C GR1C
0ELEC1 .43 22.
C -------------------------------------------------------------------------
C CELILO
C
0GENAS BIGEA3GENAS BIGEA4
0BIGEA3 BIGEA4
0BIGEB3 BIGEA4
0BIGEC3 BIGEA4
0 BIGEA3 BIGEA4
0 BIGEB3 BIGEA4
0 BIGEC3 BIGEA4
0BIGEA313AC3 BIGEA413AC4
013AC3 HPAC3 13AC4 HPAC4
0HPAC3 13AC3 HPAC4 13AC4
0HPAC3 HPAC4
0HPBC3 HPAC4
0HPCC3 HPAC4
0 13AC3 13AC4
0 13BC3 13AC4
0 13CC3 13AC4
011AC3 11AC4
011BC3 11AC4
011CC3 11AC4
C
C --------- CELILO ----------------------
C !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SYMMETRY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
0AN5C CEL3 .01
C !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
C --------- CELILO ----------------------
C ####### ANODE REACTORS ###############
0III-1 IIICA VI-1 VICA
0IIICA III-1 VICA VI-1
0III-3 IIICB VI-1 VICA
0IIICB III-3 VICA VI-1
0III-5 IIICC VI-1 VICA
0IIICC III-5 VICA VI-1
0III-4 AN3C VI-1 VICA
0AN3C III-4 VICA VI-1
C //////////////////////// VALVE DAMPERS /////////////////////
0CELGR VDA3 CEL4 VDA6
0CELGR VDB3 CEL4 VDA6
0CELGR VDC3 CEL4 VDA6
0VDA3 IIICA VDA6 VICA
0IIICA VDA3 VICA VDA6
0VDB3 IIICB VDA6 VICA
0IIICB VDB3 VICA VDA6
0VDC3 IIICC VDA6 VICA
0IIICC VDC3 VICA VDA6
0CELGR CTH3C VDA6 VICA
0CTH3C CELGR VICA VDA6
C
C +++++++++++ A.C. SOURCE SIDE +++++++++++
0AC3Y TXA3 AC2Y TXA2
0TXA3C VDA3 TXA2C VDA2
C
C <<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Y-Y TRANSFORMER >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
51TXA3 TXA2
52TXA3C NS3
51TXB3 TXA2
52TXB3C NS3
51TXC3 TXA2
52TXC3C NS3
0NS3 NS2
C -------------------------------------------------------------------------
C --------- CELILO ----------------------
C ####### ANODE REACTORS ###############
0V-1 VCA VI-1 VICA
0VCA V-1 VICA VI-1
0V-3 VCB VI-1 VICA
0VCB V-3 VICA VI-1
0V-5 VCC VI-1 VICA
0VCC V-5 VICA VI-1
0V-4 AN5C VI-1 VICA
0AN5C V-4 VICA VI-1
0V-6 AN5C VI-1 VICA
0AN5C V-6 VICA VI-1
0V-2 AN5C VI-1 VICA
0AN5C V-2 VICA VI-1
C //////////////////////// VALVE DAMPERS /////////////////////
0VDA5 VCA VDA6 VICA
0VCA VDA5 VICA VDA6
0VDB5 VCB VDA6 VICA
0VCB VDB5 VICA VDA6
0VDC5 VCC VDA6 VICA
0VCC VDC5 VICA VDA6
C
C +++++++++++ A.C. SOURCE SIDE +++++++++++
0AC5Y TXA5 AC6Y TXA6
0TXA5C VDA5 TXA6C VDA6
C
51TXA5 TXA6
52TXA5C TXB5C
51TXB5 TXA6
52TXB5C TXC5C
51TXC5 TXA6
52TXC5C TXA5C
C
C
C CELILO POLE 4 ===================
0CEL4 S4- 500. 1
C ============================
C CELILO POLE 4
C CONSISTING OF 6TH AND HIGH-PASS FILTERS
C
0S4- ELEC1 6.3 280. .7
0S4- HP4C 2.5
0HP4C ELEC1 100.
0ELEC1 HP4C 7.0
C ===========================================
C CELILO POLE 4
0S4- SURC4 .7
0SURC4 5.
0SURC4 ELEC1 GENAS BIGEA4
C ============================================================
C CELILO POLE 3 ===================
0CEL3 A3+ CEL4 S4-
C ============================
C CELILO POLE 3
0A3+ ELEC1 S4- ELEC1
0A3+ HP3C S4- HP4C
0HP3C ELEC1 HP4C ELEC1
0ELEC1 HP3C ELEC1 HP4C
C ===========================================
C CELILO POLE 3
0A3+ SURC3 S4- SURC4
0SURC3 SURC4
C ============================================================
C
C *************************************************************************
C 846 MILES (1362 KM)
C *************************************************************************
C
-1S4- 4-282 .02 6.56 .0142 282.
-2A3+ 3-282 .02 1.56 .0192 282.
-14-282 4-564 S4- 4-282
-23-282 3-564
-14-564 R4- S4- 4-282
-23-564 R3+
C
C
C SYLMAR POLE 4 ===================
0AN6S SYL4 CEL4 S4-
C ============================
C SYLMAR POLE 4
C
0R4- ELEC2 S4- ELEC1
0R4- HP4 S4- HP4C
0HP4 ELEC2 HP4C ELEC1
0ELEC2 HP4 ELEC1 HP4C
C ===========================================
C SYLMAR POLE 4
0R4- SURS4 S4- SURC4
0SURS4 SURC4
0SURS4 ELEC2 GENAS BIGEA4
C ============================================================
C SYLMAR POLE 3 ===================
0CTH5S SYL3 CEL4 S4-
C ============================
C SYLMAR POLE 3
C
0R3+ ELEC2 S4- ELEC1
0R3+ HP3 S4- HP4C
C ===========================================
C SYLMAR POLE 3
0R3+ SURS3 S4- SURC4
0SURS3 SURC4
C ============================================================
C
C LC CIRCUIT NEAR SMOOTHING REACTOR ON LINE AT SYLMAR ONLY ..........
C
0R4- CAP4 GENAS BIGEA4
0CAP4 .06
0CAP4 SYL4 1.0
0R3+ CAP3 GENAS BIGEA4
0CAP3 CAP4
0CAP3 SYL3 CAP4 SYL4
C SYLMAR
C CO 7TH 11TH 13TH AND HIGH-PASS FILTERS AND
C CCT BREAKERS FOR EACH 3-PHASE BRIDGE.
0ELEC2 ELEC1
C -------------------------------------------------------------------------
C
C SYLMAR
C $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ LEAKAGE CAPACITANCE ACROSS VALVES
C
0VICA CTH6C .001
0VICB CTH6C VICA CTH6C
0VICC CTH6C VICA CTH6C
0AN6C VICA VICA CTH6C
0AN6C VICB VICA CTH6C
0AN6C VICC VICA CTH6C
0IICA CTH2C VICA CTH6C
0IICB CTH2C VICA CTH6C
0IICC CTH2C VICA CTH6C
0AN2C IICA VICA CTH6C
0AN2C IICB VICA CTH6C
0AN2C IICC VICA CTH6C
0IIICA CTH3C VICA CTH6C
0IIICB CTH3C VICA CTH6C
0IIICC CTH3C VICA CTH6C
0AN3C IIICA VICA CTH6C
0AN3C IIICB VICA CTH6C
0AN3C IIICC VICA CTH6C
0VCA CTH5C VICA CTH6C
0VCB CTH5C VICA CTH6C
0VCC CTH5C VICA CTH6C
0AN5C VCA VICA CTH6C
0AN5C VCB VICA CTH6C
0AN5C VCC VICA CTH6C
C ((( CELILO ))))))))))))))))))))
AC6 AC6Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
BC6 BC6Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
CC6 CC6Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
AC2 AC2Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
BC2 BC2Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
CC2 CC2Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
AC3 AC3Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
BC3 BC3Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
CC3 CC3Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
AC5 AC5Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
BC5 BC5Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
CC5 CC5Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
C
C VALVES AT CELILO
C [[[[[[[[[[[[[ ]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]
11VI-1 CTH6C F2SI 1
11VI-3 CTH6C F4SI 1
11VI-5 CTH6C F6SI 13
11VI-4 VICA F5SI 1
11VI-6 VICB F1SI 1
11VI-2 VICC F3SI 1
11II-1 CTH2C F2SII 1
11II-4 IICA F5SII 1
11II-6 IICB F1SII 1
11II-2 IICC F3SII 1
11III-1 CTH3C F2SII 1
11III-4 IIICA F5SII 1
11III-6 IIICB F1SII 1
11III-2 IIICC F3SII 1
11V-1 CTH5C F2SI 13
11V-3 CTH5C F4SI 1
11V-5 CTH5C F6SI 1
11V-4 VCA F5SI 1
11V-6 VCB F1SI 1
11V-2 VCC F3SI 1
BLANK card ending switch and valve cards
C [[[[[[[[[[[[[ ]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]
14GENAS 191.88 60. - 90. -1.
14GENBS 191.88 60. 150. -1.
14GENCS 191.88 60. 30. -1.
11R4- 260.00
11R3+ -260.00
C --------------+------------------------------
C From bus name | Names of all adjacent busses.
C --------------+------------------------------
C GENAS | BIGEA4*BIGEA3*
C BIGEA4 | TERRA *TERRA *GENAS *13AC4 *
C GENBS | BIGEB4*BIGEB3*
C BIGEB4 | TERRA *TERRA *GENBS *13BC4 *
C GENCS | BIGEC4*BIGEC3*
BLANK card ending electric network source cards
S4- 4-282 4-564 R4- A3+ 3-282 3-564 R3+
C Output for steady-state phasor switch currents.
C Node-K Node-M I-real I-imag I-magn
C AC6 AC6Y -0.17537829E-02 -0.15130661E-03 0.17602977E-02
C BC6 BC6Y 0.74585609E-03 0.15944738E-02 0.17602977E-02
C CC6 CC6Y 0.10079268E-02 -0.14431672E-02 0.17602977E-02
C < < Etc. for many more switches > >
C Step Time VI-5 II-3 V-1 S4- 4-282 4-564
C CTH6C CTH2C CTH5C
C
C R3+ VI-5 II-3 V-1 CEL4
C CTH6C CTH2C CTH5C S4-
C *** Phasor I(0) = -1.7537829E-03 Switch "AC6 " to "AC6Y " closed
C *** Phasor I(0) = 7.4585609E-04 Switch "BC6 " to "BC6Y " closed
C *** Phasor I(0) = 1.0079268E-03 Switch "CC6 " to "CC6Y " closed
C 0 0.0 92.4476735 -80.392419 -46.233822 -.6059E-12 -.5031E-12 .87008E-13
C .12071E-13 0.0 0.0 0.0 -.7846E-15
C 1 .5E-4 92.4314685 -81.253201 -44.71671 -.6103E-12 -.5175E-12 .87672E-13
C -260. 0.0 0.0 0.0 -.7135E-15
C 60 .003 39.3727405 -76.238222 52.7516794 -.7005E-12 -.8214E-12 257.446725
C -260. 0.0 0.0 0.0 .53435E-17
C Valve "II-6 " to "IICB " closing after 3.85000000E-03 sec.
C Valve "III-6 " to "IIICB " closing after 3.85000000E-03 sec.
C 80 .004 10.9218031 -49.021132 82.2441262 .351391677 254.918524 257.4592
C -260. 0.0 0.0 0.0 .008847337
C Valve "II-6 " to "IICB " opening after 4.40000000E-03 sec.
C Valve "III-6 " to "IIICB " opening after 4.40000000E-03 sec.
C 100 .005 -45.494471 -36.386851 73.4856334 135.946744 254.943229 257.471553
C -260. 0.0 0.0 0.0 -.03160187
BLANK cardhere)
C Valve "V-5 " to "CTH5C " closing after 4.79500000E-02 sec.
C Valve "VI-3 " to "CTH6C " opening after 4.83000000E-02 sec.
C Valve "V-3 " to "CTH5C " opening after 4.83000000E-02 sec.
C Valve "III-6 " to "IIICB " closing after 4.93500000E-02 sec.
C Valve "II-4 " to "IICA " opening after 4.98000000E-02 sec.
C Valve "III-4 " to "IIICA " opening after 4.98000000E-02 sec.
C 1000 .05 0.0 -167.46575 -134.7388 251.510661 139.93783 117.983336
C -260. .526265477 0.0 0.0 .527808483
C Variable max:92.4476735 92.1922669 116.425574 579.298066 663.305228 663.489503
C .12071E-13 .554084524 .929282825 .867170568 .872209101
C Times of max : 0.0 .0252 .0216 .01455 .01245 .0109
C 0.0 .04835 .02565 .0404 .02635
C Variable min: -198.8722 -193.07964 -223.00837 -.9678E-12 -.1033E-11 .87008E-13
C -260. -.10328566 -.02134205 -.07594113 -.0319449
C Times of min : .00785 .0148 .01455 .002 .0025 0.0
C .5E-4 .0218 .0468 .02695 .00505
PRINTER PLOT
194 5. 0.0 5 5.541)
144 5. 0.0 505.793)
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BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C 2nd of 1-pole simplified representation
C with only two bridges total. It was produced from the preceding data case
C by omitting the negative pole (reduction from two poles to a single pole).
C To comp this would be the 4th of 4 subcases within DC-1.
C Answers agree with BPA EMTP exactly until there is one time-step difference
C on a value closing between step 700 and 800. This should be equally valid:
C 4 Sep we illustrate new logic of SUBR14 which will use all of
C available space of NBHDSW if declared space (LISTSIZE.DAT) is inadequate.
C Rather it is easier to force this use artificially. To
C do thi we input a special set of LISTSIZE.DAT data with the optional
C NDHDSW declaration having an empty factor of zero. This is the multiple
C of Li so ATP thinks NBHDSW has no space. This
C will trigger the "try harder" logic of SUBR14 which will go get the real
C limits as declared in LISTSIZE.BPA : List 6 is 1200 and the factor is 15,
C so in fact the vector NBHDSW is dimensioned 18K. This will be documented
C by two exceptional lines of output to the .LIS file:
C === SUB List 56 = 0
C Exp KSWTCH LSWTCH List 56 = 7 18 40 18000
C The 1st line documents the artificial List 56 (real data will not have 0).
C 2nd line: valu 40 for LSWTCH is simply the default (not real) List-6 limit
C as ordered immediately below. All list sizes can be default sizes except
C for L which requires a little more space (we use 5K). The
C data and need for more space was
C first detected on switch 7. Why not switch 1? Because the 1st 6 switches
C are simple circuit breakers which touch no other switches. Switch 7 is a
C valve and this touches the 8th switch which
C conne better logic.
NEW LIST SIZES
NBHDSW 0.0 { Vector NBHDSW of LABCOM has size List 6 * this factor FNBHD
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000 0
0 0 0
240000 742
.000050 .060
1 1 1 3 1 -1
5 5 20 20 100 100
TACS HYBRID CASE FOR DC TERMINAL SIMULATION
C * * * * * * * GRID TIMING VOLTAGES * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
PHA-BS +GENAS -GENBS
PHB-AS +GENBS -GENAS
PHB-CS +GENBS -GENCS
PHC-BS +GENCS -GENBS
PHC-AS +GENCS -GENAS
PHA-CS +GENAS -GENCS
4 +NOT13
9 +NOT18
14 +NOT23
19 +NOT28
24 +NOT3
29 +NOT8
C ********* ZERO-ORDER BLOCK ON "TIMEX" FOR LIMIT OF 2 CYCLES *******
C
TIMER +TIMEX 0.0 33.3-3
90GENAS
90GENBS
90GENCS
C $$$$$$ DECREASING RAMP FUNCTION FOR IGNITION ANGLE DELAY $$$$$$$$$$$$
88ALPHAR -.1045045 * TIMER + 4.17-3
C
C -------------- RECTIFIER CONTROL LOGIC FOLLOWS --------------------
88SA-B 52 +UNITY 0.0 PHA-BS
88F1S 54 +SA-B 0.0 ALPHAR
88F1SII 4 .AND. F1S
88NOT3 .NOT. F1SII
88F1SI 54 +F1SII 1.4E-3
88SB-A 52 +UNITY 0.0 PHB-AS
88F4S 54 +SB-A 0.0 ALPHAR
88F4SII 9 .AND. F4S
88NOT8 .NOT. F4SII
88F4SI 54 +F4SII 1.4E-3
88SB-C 52 +UNITY 0.0 PHB-CS
88F3S 54 +SB-C 0.0 ALPHAR
88NOT13 .NOT. F3SII
88F3SI 54 +F3SII 1.4E-3
88SC-B 52 +UNITY 0.0 PHC-BS
88F6S 54 +SC-B 0.0 ALPHAR
88NOT18 .NOT. F6SII
88F6SI 54 +F6SII 1.4E-3
88SC-A 52 +UNITY 0.0 PHC-AS
88F5S 54 +SC-A 0.0 ALPHAR
88NOT23 .NOT. F5SII
88F5SI 54 +F5SII 1.4E-3
88SA-C 52 +UNITY 0.0 PHA-CS
88F2S 54 +SA-C 0.0 ALPHAR
88NOT28 .NOT. F2SII
88F2SI 54 +F2SII 1.4E-3
C $$$$$$ INCREASING RAMP FUNCTION FOR IGNITION ANGLE DELAY $$$$$$$$$$$$
C
88ALPHAI +.076276 * TIMER + 4.17-3
C
C DELAY FIRING FOR BYPASS VALVES
C
88FIRE - UNITY
77PHA-BS +166.1710
77PHB-AS -166.1710
77PHB-CS -332.3420
77PHC-BS +332.3420
77PHC-AS +166.1710
77PHA-CS -166.1710
77FIRE -1.0
C CELILO
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0GENAS BIGEA4 .01
0BIGEA4 .86 114. 2.46
0BIGEB4 BIGEA4
0BIGEC4 BIGEA4
0 BIGEA4 1.18 114. 1.28
0 BIGEB4 BIGEA4
0 BIGEC4 BIGEA4
0BIGEA413AC4 .02 1.56
013AC4 HPAC4 40.
0HPAC4 13AC4 5.5
0HPAC4 3.9
0HPBC4 HPAC4
0HPCC4 HPAC4
0 13AC4 .93 44. .95
0 13BC4 13AC4
0 13CC4 13AC4
011AC4 .82 44. 1.33
011BC4 11AC4
011CC4 11AC4
C
C --------- CELILO ----------------------
C ####### ANODE REACTORS ###############
0VI-1 VICA 3000.
0VICA VI-1 1.0
0VI-3 VICB VI-1 VICA
0VICB VI-3 VICA VI-1
0VI-5 VICC VI-1 VICA
0VICC VI-5 VICA VI-1
C //////////////////////// VALVE DAMPERS /////////////////////
0CEL4 VDA6 1200. .1
0CEL4 VDB6 CEL4 VDA6
0CEL4 VDC6 CEL4 VDA6
0VDA6 VICA 1000.
0VICA VDA6 .25
0VDB6 VICB VDA6 VICA
0VICB VDB6 VICA VDA6
0VDC6 VICC VDA6 VICA
0VICC VDC6 VICA VDA6
0CEL4 CTH6C VDA6 VICA
0CTH6C CEL4 VICA VDA6
C
C +++++++++++ A.C. SOURCE SIDE +++++++++++
0AC6Y TXA6 .203 .7
0TXA6C VDA6 .202 .717
C
51TXA6 99300.
52TXA6C TXB6C 82715. 68946.
51TXB6 TXA6
52TXB6C TXC6C
51TXC6 TXA6
52TXC6C TXA6C
C
C -------------------------------------------------------------------------
C --------- CELILO ----------------------
C ####### ANODE REACTORS ###############
0II-1 IICA VI-1 VICA
0IICA II-1 VICA VI-1
0II-3 IICB VI-1 VICA
0IICB II-3 VICA VI-1
0II-5 IICC VI-1 VICA
0IICC II-5 VICA VI-1
C //////////////////////// VALVE DAMPERS /////////////////////
0VDA2 IICA VDA6 VICA
0IICA VDA2 VICA VDA6
0VDB2 IICB VDA6 VICA
0IICB VDB2 VICA VDA6
0VDC2 IICC VDA6 VICA
0IICC VDC2 VICA VDA6
C
C +++++++++++ A.C. SOURCE SIDE +++++++++++
0AC2Y TXA2 .22 2.07
0TXA2C VDA2 .07 .8343
C
C <<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Y-Y TRANSFORMER >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
51TXA2 99300.
52TXA2C NS2 47951. 23174.
51TXB2 TXA2
52TXB2C NS2
51TXC2 TXA2
52TXC2C NS2
0NS2 1.E+10
C
C -------------------------------------------------------------------------
C CELILO
0AN2C GR1C 1.0
0GR1C ELEC1 AN2C GR1C
0GR1C .06
0ELEC1 .43 22.
C -------------------------------------------------------------------------
C CELILO
C CELILO POLE 4 ===================
0CEL4 S4- 500. 1
C ============================
C CELILO POLE 4
C
0S4- ELEC1 6.3 280. .7
0S4- HP4C 2.5
0HP4C ELEC1 100.
0ELEC1 HP4C 7.0
C ===========================================
C CELILO POLE 4
0S4- SURC4 .7
0SURC4 5.
C ============================================================
C *************************************************************************
C 846 MILES (1362 KM)
C *************************************************************************
C
-1S4- 4-282 .02 6.56 .0142 282.
-2A3+ 3-282 .02 1.56 .0192 282.
-14-282 4-564 S4- 4-282
-23-282 3-564
-14-564 R4- S4- 4-282
-23-564 R3+
C
C
C SYLMAR POLE 4 ===================
0AN6S SYL4 CEL4 S4-
C ============================
C SYLMAR POLE 4
C
0R4- ELEC2 S4- ELEC1
0R4- HP4 S4- HP4C
C ===========================================
C SYLMAR POLE 4
0R4- SURS4 S4- SURC4
0SURS4 SURC4
C ============================================================
C SYLMAR POLE 3 ===================
0CTH5S SYL3 CEL4 S4-
C ============================
C SYLMAR POLE 3
C
0R3+ ELEC2 S4- ELEC1
0R3+ HP3 S4- HP4C
C ===========================================
C SYLMAR POLE 3
0R3+ SURS3 S4- SURC4
0SURS3 SURC4
C ============================================================
C
C LC CIRCUIT NEAR SMOOTHING REACTOR ON LINE AT SYLMAR ONLY ..........
C
0R4- CAP4 GENAS BIGEA4
0CAP4 .06
0CAP4 SYL4 1.0
0R3+ CAP3 GENAS BIGEA4
0CAP3 CAP4
0CAP3 SYL3 CAP4 SYL4
C SYLMAR
0ELEC2 ELEC1
C -------------------------------------------------------------------------
C
C SYLMAR
C $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ LEAKAGE CAPACITANCE ACROSS VALVES
C
0VICA CTH6C .001
0VICB CTH6C VICA CTH6C
0VICC CTH6C VICA CTH6C
0AN6C VICA VICA CTH6C
0AN6C VICB VICA CTH6C
0AN6C VICC VICA CTH6C
0IICA CTH2C VICA CTH6C
0IICB CTH2C VICA CTH6C
0IICC CTH2C VICA CTH6C
0AN2C IICA VICA CTH6C
0AN2C IICB VICA CTH6C
0AN2C IICC VICA CTH6C
C (((
AC6 AC6Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
BC6 BC6Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
CC6 CC6Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
AC2 AC2Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
BC2 BC2Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
CC2 CC2Y -10.E-3 10.E+3
C
C VALVES AT CELILO
C [[[[[[[[[[[[[ ]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]
11VI-1 CTH6C F2SI 1
11VI-3 CTH6C F4SI 1
11VI-5 CTH6C F6SI 13
11VI-4 VICA F5SI 1
11VI-6 VICB F1SI 1
11VI-2 VICC F3SI 1
11II-4 IICA F5SII 1
11II-6 IICB F1SII 1
11II-2 IICC F3SII 1
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C [[[[[[[[[[[[[ ]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]
14GENAS 191.88 60. - 90. -1.
14GENBS 191.88 60. 150. -1.
14GENCS 191.88 60. 30. -1.
11R4- 260.00
11R3+ -260.00
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C Output for steady-state phasor switch currents.
C Node-K Node-M I-real I-imag I-magn
C AC6 AC6Y -0.17537829E-02 -0.15130661E-03 0.17602977E-02
C BC6 BC6Y 0.74585608E-03 0.15944738E-02 0.17602977E-02
C CC6 CC6Y 0.10079268E-02 -0.14431672E-02 0.17602977E-02
C AC2 AC2Y -0.17256922E-02 -0.15254879E-03 0.17324216E-02
C BC2 BC2Y 0.73073496E-03 0.15707677E-02 0.17324216E-02
C CC2 CC2Y 0.99495722E-03 -0.14182189E-02 0.17324216E-02
C VI-1 CTH6C Open Open Open
C
C GENCS 166.17295447816 191.88 -.3624911331317 .72614413549163
C 95.94 30.0000000 .62919431331648 119.9470848
S4- 4-282 4-564 R4- A3+ 3-282 3-564 R3+
C Step Time VI-5 II-3 S4- 4-282 4-564 R4-
C CTH6C CTH2C
C
C VI-5 II-3 CEL4
C CTH6C CTH2C S4-
C 0 0.0 92.4476735 -80.392419 -.7733E-13 -.106E-12 -.4033E-13 .51245E-13
C 0.0 0.0 -.1763E-14
C 1 .5E-4 92.4314685 -81.253201 -.6891E-13 -.1173E-12 -.4559E-13 260.
C 0.0 0.0 -.1605E-14
C
C 60 .003 39.3727405 -76.238222 .10266E-12 -.3965E-12 257.446725 260.
C 0.0 0.0 .25576E-16
C 80 .004 10.9210123 -49.022147 .363630979 254.918524 257.4592 260.
C 0.0 0.0 .008845798
C 100 .005 -33.737956 -24.630028 130.519221 254.943229 257.471553 260.
C 0.0 0.0 -.02057533
C Valve "II-1 " to "CTH2C " closing after 5.05000000E-03 sec.
C Valve "VI-6 " to "VICB " closing after 5.30000000E-03 sec.
C Valve "VI-6 " to "VICB " opening after 5.75000000E-03 sec.
C Valve "II-1 " to "CTH2C " opening after 5.80000000E-03 sec.
C Valve "VI-1 " to "CTH6C " closing after 6.50000000E-03 sec.
C
C 700 .035 0.0 -123.32011 181.490229 155.439416 268.34801 260.
C .250964556 0.0 .256905072
C Valve "VI-2 " to "VICC " closing after 3.96000000E-02 sec.
C 800 .04 -120.72051 -12.665015 138.181338 238.820605 227.470808 260.
C 0.0 0.0 .822537008
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C Valve "VI-2 " to "VICC " closing after 5.63000000E-02 sec.
C Valve "VI-6 " to "VICB " opening after 5.68500000E-02 sec.
C 1200 .06 -160.8791 0.0 282.172623 256.182494 395.98766 260.
C 0.0 .840036806 .840753821
C Variable max:92.4476735 46.4552844 544.762078 580.755428 541.946569 260.
C .44972865 1.16857933 1.10230727
C Times of max : 0.0 .041 .0444 .044 .02855 .5E-4
C .03685 .04185 .0416
C Variable min:-211.70165 -165.79475 -.1027E-12 -35.63939 -.1839E-12 .51245E-13
C -.03932269 -.00819858 -.0265962
C Times of min : .02335 .0508 .00385 .05325 .0015 0.0
C .0372 .04575 .0231
PRINTER PLOT
194 5. 0.0 6 4.497)
144 5. 0.0 605.448)
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BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
C #ENDPASS
$EOF
Open Rule Book
#VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ #VALUE!
{ Name 9 curves to be plotted by #
C
C CC Project description: DCN12akp - is a conversion of DCN12.DAT to MS Excel fo
C CC Added on Mon 4 Sep 2017
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C BENCHMARK DCNEW-12
C Automatic steady-state initialization for Type-4 U.M. (a 3-phase induction
C machine). Power coils are non-compensated. Rotor coils have external
C resistances. Apply a step to the input torque at 0.02 sec (step 100).
C Rating: 720 KVA, 4.2 KV, 4-pole ( 85.67% efficiency at 0.846 pf
C and 14.0E+3 NM.; Kipp torque = 45.09E+2 NM, slip = 2.5%)
C 4 May 2006, append the 8 subcases of IM.DAT making a total of 9. This
C is to document use of the new Type-56 Induction Machine from TEPCO.
PRINTED NUMBER WID 13 2
C CC I-COILS J-MACHINES K-MACHINE-VAR L-6CHARACT NAMES
ABSOLUTE U.M. DIMEN 20 2 50 60
C CC MISCELLENOUS DATA CARD
0.0002 0.9 0 0
1 2 0 0 1 -1
5 5 20 20 100 1
C
C CC $VINTAGE 1
C ROTOR EXTERNAL RESISTANCES
BUSA1 1
BUSB1 BUSA1 1
BUSC1 BUSA1 1
C TRANSMISSION LINES
BUSA2 BUSA2S 1
BUSB2 BUSB2S BUSA2 BUSA2S 1
BUSC2 BUSC2S BUSA2 BUSA2S 1
C CONNECTIVITY OF EMTP FOR ELECTRIC NETWORK
BUSA2S
BUSB2S BUSA2S
BUSC2S BUSA2S
C MECHANICAL NETWORK COMPONENTS
BUSMG BUSMGR 1
BUSMGR BUSMG BUSMGR
BUSMG 1
C Near-zero resistance to measure electromechanical torque (a current):
BUSMS BUSMG
14 BUSA2S 3000.0 60 0
14 BUSB2S 3000.0 60 -120
14 BUSC2S 3000.0 60 120
C Mechanical input torque, with value set by steady-state solution:
14 BUSMS -1 0.000001 0.00001
C Step change to input torque occurs at time .020 seconds (Step 100):
14 BUSMS -1 3900.000000 0.00001
C
C Type-4 U.M. (3-phase induction machine) data follows:
C CC RECORD 1 - UM DATA
C CC Cols. 1-2, I2
19 UM
C CC RECORD 2 - GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
C CC Col. 1, I1 col.2, I1 cols 3-8, TEXT cols. 9-14, I col. 15, I1
C CC INPU INITUM SMDATA LIMASS ICOMP
1 1
C CC UM-1 MACHINE-TABLE
C CC Record 1 - machine specifications
C CC Cols. 1-2, I2 cols. 3-4, I2 cols. 5-6 I2 col. 7, I1 col. 8, I1 col. 9, I1
C CC JTYPE NCLD NCLQ TQOUT OMOUT THOUT
4 1 1 1
C CC Record 2 - direct-axis flux/inductance data.
C CC Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, R col. 29 I1 cols. 30-43 R cols. 44-57, R cols. 58-71, Real
C CC OMEGM LMUD JSATD LMSD FLXSD FLXRD
0.02358000
C CC Record 3 - quadrature-axis flux/inductance data.
C CC THETAM LMUQ JSATQ LMSQ FLXSQ FLXRQ
0.02358000
C CC Record 4 - optional: used when the machine shares a mechanical system with another machine.
C CC Cols. 1-5, Text cols. 6-11, I6 cols. 12-17, I6
C CC SHARE NUM2 NUM3
C CC SHARE
C CC Initialisation Subgroup
C CC Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, R cols. 29-34, Text cols. 35-40, Text
C CC AMPLUM ANGLUM BUSF BUSM
2.0 BUSMS
C CC records 2 - > n additional torque-source identifiers; one record for each source.
C CC Cols. 1-4 Text cols. 35-40 T cols. 41-54 Text
C CC MORE BUSM2 DISTRF
C CC MORE
C CC UM COIL-TABLE Group
C CC Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, R cols. 29-34, Text cols. 35-40, cols. 41-46, T col. 47, I
C CC RESIS LLEAK BUS1 BUS2 XTACS CUROUT
C CC STATOR Coils
BUSA2 1
0.4120000 0.00120000 BUSB2 1
0.4120000 0.00120000 BUSC2 1
C CC ROTOR Coils
0.1100000 0.00120000 BUSB1 1
0.1100000 0.00120000 BUSC1 1
BUSA1 1
C CC NODE VOLTAGE
BUSAS2 BUSA2 BUSA1 BUSMG
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C 2nd of 9 subcases of BENCHMARK DCNEW-12 is added 4 May 2006.
C 1st of 8 data subcases that illustrate Type-56 TEPCO IM (induction machine).
C Begin several illustrations of TEPCO (Tokyo Electric Power Company in Japan)
C IM (Induction Machine) model that entered the UTPF on 7 April 2006. The
C coding is by Cao Xinglin of TEPCO Systems Corp, as communicated to BPA via
C Atsushi Kurita of TEPCO. Number 56 is the new ATP source type code that is
C to appear in columns 1-2 at the beginning of IM data. First, ATPCB56.DAT
C The TEPCO data had 21 permanently-closed switches of which only 6 have been
C retained. The remainder were removed without any confusion or difficulty
C in order to drop nonessenttial and unrelated complexity. The six switches
C that have been retained serve to pass armature currents of the two parallel
C machines to TACS. The phasor solution output of the switches clearly shows
C opposite directions for the power flow: positive (out) of the generator CB1
C and negative (into) the motor IM1. The phasor solution provides very good
C initialization, and simulation of this continues for 1.25 cycles in the dT
C loop to demonstrate stability of the steady state. Most machine variables
C are nearly constant as extrema clearly demonstrate. The orCBinal TEPCO data
C simulated to 10 seconds (5000 cycles) to demonstrate longer-term stability,
C but this has been drastically shortened to save computer time.
C G300 PG=500kW,QG=-232kVar
C L300 PL=250kW
C L300 PL=200kW,QL=-259kVar
C M300 PL=50kW,QL=27kVar
C MODE G300:LV
POWER FREQUENCY 50.0
0.00025 0.025 0 0
1 1 1 1 1 -1
5 5 20 20 100 100
C
TACS HYBRID
33 VIG PIGEN QIGEN PIM QIM
C
C /// G1 BRANCH VOLTAGE MONITOR ///
C CC TRANSFER FUNCTIONS Z-BLOCKS
C CC OUTPUT NAME +/- sCBn IN1 +/- sCBn IN2
VAB + N400A - N400B
C CC ITYPE OUTPUT NAME A B C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N400A
90 N400B
90 N400C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 IG1A
91 IG1B
91 IG1C
C
91 IM1A
91 IM1B
91 IM1C
C VOLTAGE FEED BACK
C CC The "input" group: type 99 All the inputs to these "inp
C CC ITYPE OUTPUT NAME = Free-format FORTRAN expression .....
99 VIG = SQRT(N400A*N400A+N400B*N400B+N400C*N400C)/6600
99 QIG1 = IG1A*(N400B-N400C)
99 QIG2 = IG1B*(N400C-N400A)
99 QIG3 = IG1C*(N400A-N400B)
99 PPIG = PIGEN/1000000.
99 QQIG = QIGEN/1000000.
C
99 QIM1 = IM1A*(N400B-N400C)
99 QIM2 = IM1B*(N400C-N400A)
99 QIM3 = IM1C*(N400A-N400B)
99 QIM = (QIM1+QIM2+QIM3)/SQRT(3.0)
99 PIM = N400A*IM1A+N400B*IM1B+N400C*IM1C
99 PPIM = PIM/1000000.
99 QQIM = QIM/1000000.
C
C /// TACS OUTPUT VARIABLES ///
C 33PPCB QQCB PPIM QQIM
C /// TACS INITIAL CONDITIONS ///
77 VIG 1.00478
77 PPIG 0.5
77 QQIG -0.232
77 PIGEN 500000.0
77 QIGEN -232000.0
77 PIM -50000.0
77 QIM -27600.0
C
C NETWORK DATA
$VINTAGE 1
C *** XS *** ( j0.012(pu) : 0.1663869437mH )
N100A N200A
N100B N200B N100A N200A
N100C N200C N100A N200A
C *** XT *** ( j0.075(pu) : 1.039918398mH )
N200A N300A
N200B N300B N200A N300A
N200C N300C N200A N300A
C *** ZL *** ( 0.2+j0.312(pu) : 0.8712ohm,4.326060536mH )
N300A N400A
N300B N400B N300A N400A
N300C N400C N300A N400A
N300A
N300B N300A
N300C N300A
C ***INSIDE LOAD*** ( 1.00478)
N400A
N400B N400A
N400C N400A
C
N400A
N400B N400A
N400C N400A
$VINTAGE 0
$DISABLE
BUSMG
BUSMS BUSMG
$ENABLE
C SWITCH DATA
C
C Only 6 of the 21 orCBinal switches are retained. This allows separate
C names for the two IM busses even though the two are in parallel. In
C fact, CB1A is the same as IM1A, etc. for B and C:
C
IG1A N400A
IG1B N400B
IG1C N400C
IM1A N400A
IM1B N400B
IM1C N400C
C
14 N100A 5388.87743 50 0
14 N100B 5388.87743 50 -120
14 N100C 5388.87743 50 -240
C CC 56 NAME (BUS) SLIP0 TMO
56 IG1A -0.785129 0
56 IG1B
56 IG1C
0 1 0.625 6.6 50
C CC Rs Ls Rr Lr Msru Msrs
0.0113 0.0903 0.0093 0.114 4.3
C CC M D EMSOM NM P
1.12 0 1
C CC T TM TBUS
C
C CC 73 BUS N
C
C CC <Terminate>
FINISH { Key word that ends data for this particular (the 1st of 2) IM
56 IM1A 2.736296 0
56 IM1B
56 IM1C
0 1 0.0625 6.6 50
0.062 0.075 0.031 0.075 2.58
C CC M D EMSOM NM P
1.97 0 1
C CC T TM TBUS
C
C CC 73 BUS N
C
C CC <Terminate>
FINISH { Key word that ends data for this particular (the 2nd of 2) IM
C CC NODE VOLTAGE
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C 3rd of 9 subcases of BENCHMARK DCNEW-12 is added 4 May 2006.
C 2nd of 8 data subcases that illustrate Type-56 TEPCO IM (induction machine).
C For background of the model, see top of 1st subcase. This second case is a
C simplification of ATPCBT56.DAT which has just a single IM. Like the first
C subcase, this second one involves no transient. The phasor solution merely
C is continued for one cycle to confirm the sinusoidal steady state. Of the
C orCBinal 19 permanently-closed switches, only 10 could be eliminated without
C tampering with TACS control system logic. The 9 switches that remain are
C used to pass currents to TACS. As for outputs, these have been reduced
C drastically by elimination of the request for every node voltage (a 1-punch
C in column 2). This reduces the voltage outputs from 31 to 0.
0.00025 0.025 0 0
1 1 1 1 1 -1
5 5 20 20
C
TACS HYBRID
33 VIG PPIG QQIG TM
C CC The inputs and output are connected to elements of the system other than those allowed for
88 TM = 1.0+FLG1*0.2+FLG2*0.3
77 TM 1
C
VAB + N400A - N400B
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N400A
90 N400B
90 N400C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 IG1A
91 IG1B
91 IG1C
C VOLTAGE FEED BACK
99 QIG1 = IG1A*(N400B-N400C)
99 QIG2 = IG1B*(N400C-N400A)
99 QIG3 = IG1C*(N400A-N400B)
99 PPIG = PIGEN/1000000.
99 QQIG = QIGEN/1000000.
C
C CONTROLL MODEL BLOCK
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N300A
90 N300B
90 N300C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N250A
91 N250B
91 N250C
C POWER MONITOR ACCB(BETWEEN N250 AND N300)
99 QCB1 = N250A*(N300B-N300C)
99 QCB2 = N250B*(N300C-N300A)
99 QCB3 = N250C*(N300A-N300B)
99 QACCB = (QCB1+QCB2+QCB3)/SQRT(3.0)
99 PACCB = (N300A*N250A+N300B*N250B+N300C*N250C)/1000
C L300 P & Q
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N400AD
91 N400BD
91 N400CD
C
C POWER MONITOR ACCB(L300 P & Q)
99 QCB5 = N400AD*(N400B-N400C)
99 QCB6 = N400BD*(N400C-N400A)
99 QCB7 = N400CD*(N400A-N400B)
99 QACCB1 = ((QCB5+QCB6+QCB7)/SQRT(3.0))/1000000.0
99 PACCB1 = (N400A*N400AD+N400B*N400BD+N400C*N400CD)/1000
77 VIG 1.00478
77 PPIG 0.5
77 QQIG -0.232
77 PIGEN 500000.0
77 QIGEN -232000.0
77 PACCB 0.0
77 QACCB 6.25
C
C NETWORK DATA
$VINTAGE 1
C *** XS *** ( j0.012(pu) : .1663869437mH )
N100A N200A
N100B N200B N100A N200A
N100C N200C N100A N200A
C *** XT *** ( j0.075(pu) : 1.039918398mH )
N200A N250A
N200B N250B N200A N250A
N200C N250C N200A N250A
C *** ZL *** ( 0.2+j0.312(pu) : 0.8712ohm,4.326060536mH )
N300A N400A
N300B N400B N300A N400A
N300C N400C N300A N400A
N300A
N300B N300A
N300C N300A
C ***INSIDE LOAD*** ( 1.00478)
N400A N400AD
C
N400AD N400A
$VINTAGE 0
$DISABLE
BUSMG
BUSMS BUSMG
$ENABLE
C SWITCH DATA
C
C CC BUS1 BUS2 Output TCLOSE
N250A N300A -1
N250B N300B -1
N250C N300C -1
C
IG1A N400A 1
IG1B N400B 1
IG1C N400C 1
N400AD
N400BD
N400CD
C
14 N100A 5388.87743 50 0
14 N100B 5388.87743 50 -120
14 N100C 5388.87743 50 -240
56 IG1A -0.785129 0
56 IG1B
56 IG1C
0 1 0.625 6.6 50
0.0113 0.0903 0.0093 0.114 4.3
C CC M D EMSOM NM P
1.12 0 1
C CC T TM TBUS
0.1 1.2
0.5 1.5
C CC 73 BUS N
C
C CC <Terminate>
FINISH { Key word that ends data for this particular (the one and on
C CC NODE VOLTAGE
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C 4th of 9 subcases of BENCHMARK DCNEW-12 is added 4 May 2006.
C 3rd of 8 data subcases that illustrate Type-56 TEPCO IM (induction machine).
C For background of the model, see top of 1st subcase. This third case is a
C simplification of IGTMT56.DAT which has just a single IM. Like the first
C two, this third subcase involves no transient. The phasor solution merely
C original 19 permanently-closed switches, only 10 could be eliminated without
C tampering with TACS control system logic. 6 of the 9 switches that remain
C are used to pass currents to TACS. As for outputs, these have been reduced
C drastically by elimination of the request for every node voltage (a 1-punch
C in column 2). This reduces the voltage outputs from 31 to 0.
0.00025 0.2 0 0
1 1 1 1 1 -1
5 5 20 20
C
TACS HYBRID
33 VIG PPIG QQIG TM
88 TM = 1.0+FLG1*0.4838+FLG2*0.3709
77 TM 1
C
VAB + N400A - N400B
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N400A
90 N400B
90 N400C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 IG1A
91 IG1B
91 IG1C
C VOLTAGE FEED BACK
99 QIG1 = IG1A*(N400B-N400C)
99 QIG2 = IG1B*(N400C-N400A)
99 QIG3 = IG1C*(N400A-N400B)
99 PPIG = PIGEN/1000000.
99 QQIG = QIGEN/1000000.
C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N300A
90 N300B
90 N300C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N250A
91 N250B
91 N250C
99 QCB1 = N250A*(N300B-N300C)
99 QCB2 = N250B*(N300C-N300A)
99 QCB3 = N250C*(N300A-N300B)
99 QACCB = ( (QCB1+QCB2+QCB3)/SQRT(3.0))/1000
C L300 P & Q
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N400AD
91 N400BD
91 N400CD
C
99 QCB5 = N400AD*(N400B-N400C)
99 QCB6 = N400BD*(N400C-N400A)
99 QCB7 = N400CD*(N400A-N400B)
77 VIG 1.00478
77 PPIG 0.5
77 QQIG -0.232
77 PIGEN 500000.0
77 QIGEN -232000.0
77 PACCB 0.0
77 QACCB 6.25
C
$DISABLE
C ---FOR.IG.No1(1/4)---
C ====== TIME OF MOTOR TO GEN MODE =====
77 MSLIP -0.785129

C AMPL
11 MOTGEN 0.0
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 BUSMG
99 MSLIP = (1.0-BUSMG/(2.*PI*50.))*100.
33 MSLIP
$ENABLE
C NETWORK DATA
$VINTAGE 1
C *** XS *** ( j0.012(pu) : .1663869437mH )
N100A N200A
N100B N200B N100A N200A
N100C N200C N100A N200A
C *** XT *** ( j0.075(pu) : 1.039918398mH )
N200A N250A
N200B N250B N200A N250A
N200C N250C N200A N250A
C *** ZL *** ( 0.2+j0.312(pu) : 0.8712ohm,4.326060536mH )
N300A N400A
N300B N400B N300A N400A
N300C N400C N300A N400A
N300A
N300B N300A
N300C N300A
C ***INSIDE LOAD*** ( 1.00478)
N400A N400AD
C
N400AD N400A
$VINTAGE 0
$DISABLE
BUSMG
BUSMS BUSMG
$ENABLE
C SWITCH DATA
C
N250A N300A -1
N250B N300B -1
N250C N300C -1
C
IG1A N400A 1
IG1B N400B 1
IG1C N400C 1
N400AD
N400BD
N400CD
C
14 N100A 5388.87743 50 0
14 N100B 5388.87743 50 -120
14 N100C 5388.87743 50 -240
56 IG1A -0.785129 0
56 IG1B
56 IG1C
0 1 0.625 6.6 50
0.0113 0.0903 0.0093 0.114 4.3
C CC M D EMSOM NM P
1.12 0 1
C CC T TM TBUS
TM
C CC 73 BUS N
C
C CC <Terminate>
FINISH
C CC NODE VOLTAGE
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C 4th of 8 data subcases that illustrate Type-56 TEPCO IM (induction machine).
C For background of the model, see top of 1st subcase. This fourth case is a
C simplification of DCN12T56.DAT, so named because it is like DCN12 (in long
C form, DCNEW-12) except that the U.M. of that old standard test case has been
C replaced by a Type-56 IM. Unlike the preceding 3 IM illustrations, this one
C _does_ involve transients. A comment card of that old data states: "Apply
C a step to the input torque at 0.02 sec (step 100). Unlike the preceding
C illustrations, there is no TACS (control system modeling). Also, 1 phasor
C solution for initial conditions suffices (compare with the five of DCNEW-12,
C each indicated by 1 line of output that begins "Total network loss P-loss
C by summing injections = ..."). Of course, the compensation of DCNEW-12 is
C nowhere to be seen. The TEPCO IM does not use compensation. Also gone is
C the external rotor inertia that Prof. Hian Lauw modeled using a capacitor
C (that unforgetable electrical analog used with the U.M.). Machine variable
C names are are a little different, but are easily recognizable. For example,
C the PRINTER PLOT of shaft torque (UM-1, TQGEN) has become (IM-1, TQ).
C But the shape is the same: a slightly underdamped rise to a constant. In
C fact, the plot limits are nearly the same. DCNEW-12 has ( -4.168 0.389 )
C whereas this new IM simulation produces ( -4.168 0.388 ).
C About solution speed, WSM's old 133-MHz Pentium PC running real MS-DOS to
C support DBOS reports the following: DCNEW-12 TEPCO 56
C Seconds for overlays 1-5 : 2.088 2.033
C Seconds for time-step loop : 2.637 1.484
C Seconds after DELTAT-loop : 0.330 0.385
C --------------------
C Totals : 5.440 4.286
C Bob Schultz reported: 7.80 6.59
C (this final row is the total job time, written only on the screen). So,
C at least for the default tolerances used, there would seem to be no worry
C that the Type-56 TEPCO IM simulates substantially slower. The surprising
C preceding result shows faster simulation even though compensation is not
C being used. Who would have predicted this? WSM's congratulations to Mr.
C Cao for a job well done. WSM. 10 April 2006
PRINTED NUMBER WID 12 2 { 1 fewer digit than DCN12 so 2 rows are enough
0.0002 0.9 0 0
1 1 1 1 1 -1
5 5 20 20 100 1
C
C -------- TRANSMISSION LINES
BUSA2 BUSAS2 1
BUSB2 BUSBS2 BUSA2 BUSAS2 1
BUSC2 BUSCS2 BUSA2 BUSAS2 1
C --------- CONNECTIVITY OF EMTP FOR ELECTRIC NETWORK
BUSAS2
BUSBS2 BUSAS2
BUSCS2 BUSAS2
C --------- SOURCES FOR INFINITE BUS
14 BUSAS2 3000.0 60 0
14 BUSBS2 3000.0 60 -120
14 BUSCS2 3000.0 60 -240
C ----------- Mechanical input torque, with value set by steady-state solution:
56 BUSA2 2.000000 0
56 BUSB2
56 BUSC2
0 2 0.72 4.2 60.0
0.0168163 0.0184649 0.0044898 0.0184649 0.3628347
C CC M D EMSOM NM P
4.8361824 0.05425244 1
C CC T TM TBUS
0.02 -0.070204
C CC 73 BUS N
C
C CC <Terminate>
FINISH
C CC NODE VOLTAGE
BUSAS2 BUSA2
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C For background of the model, see top of 1st subcase. This fifth case is a
C simplification of WSMATPIG.DAT which has just a single IM. Like the first
C three, this second subcase involves no transient. The phasor solution merely
C original 19 permanently-closed switches, only 10 could be eliminated without
C tampering with TACS control system logic. The 9 switches that remain are
C used to pass 6 currents and 3 voltages to TACS. As for outputs, these have
C been reduced drastically by elimination of the request for every node voltage
C (a 1-punch in column 2). This reduces the voltage outputs from 31 to 0. New
C is illustration of the declaration to size IM tables within the working space
C of List 25. This is immediately below. The Type-56 TEPCO IM and Prof. Hian
C Lauw's Type-19 U.M. share the same working space, so what is not used by one
C model is available for the other. There should be protection against any
C attempt to use more space than exists.
C LIM56 LIMTM { 32X, 2I8 data
ABSOLUTE I.M. DIMENS 3 12 { 2 and 10 are the defaults
POWER FREQUENCY 50
PRINTED NUMBER WID 11 1 { This is the default choice; return to its use
C
0.00025 0.02 0 0
1 1 1 1 1 -1
5 5 20 20
C
TACS HYBRID
33 VIG PPIG QQIG
C
VAB + N400A - N400B
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N400A
90 N400B
90 N400C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 IG1A
91 IG1B
91 IG1C
C VOLTAGE FEED BACK
99 QIG1 = IG1A*(N400B-N400C)
99 QIG2 = IG1B*(N400C-N400A)
99 QIG3 = IG1C*(N400A-N400B)
99 PPIG = PIGEN/1000000.
99 QQIG = QIGEN/1000000.
C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N300A
90 N300B
90 N300C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N250A
91 N250B
91 N250C
99 QCB1 = N250A*(N300B-N300C)
99 QCB2 = N250B*(N300C-N300A)
99 QCB3 = N250C*(N300A-N300B)
C L300 P & Q
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N400AD
91 N400BD
91 N400CD
C
99 QCB5 = N400AD*(N400B-N400C)
99 QCB6 = N400BD*(N400C-N400A)
99 QCB7 = N400CD*(N400A-N400B)
77 VIG 1.00478
77 PPIG 0.5
77 QQIG -0.232
77 PIGEN 500000.0
77 QIGEN -232000.0
77 PACCB 0.0
77 QACCB 6.25
C
$DISABLE
C ---FOR.IG.No1(1/4)---
77 MSLIP -0.785129

C AMPL
11 MOTGEN 0.0
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 BUSMG
99 MSLIP = (1.0-BUSMG/(2.*PI*50.))*100.
33 MSLIP
$ENABLE
C NETWORK DATA
$VINTAGE 1
C *** XS *** ( j0.012(pu) : .1663869437mH )
N100A N200A
N100B N200B N100A N200A
N100C N200C N100A N200A
C *** XT *** ( j0.075(pu) : 1.039918398mH )
N200A N250A
N200B N250B N200A N250A
N200C N250C N200A N250A
C *** ZL *** ( 0.2+j0.312(pu) : 0.8712ohm,4.326060536mH )
N300A N400A
N300B N400B N300A N400A
N300C N400C N300A N400A
N300A
N300B N300A
N300C N300A
C ***INSIDE LOAD*** ( 1.00478)
N400A N400AD
C
N400AD N400A
$VINTAGE 0
$DISABLE
BUSMG
BUSMS BUSMG
$ENABLE
C SWITCH DATA
C
N250A N300A -1
N250B N300B -1
N250C N300C -1
C
IG1A N400A 1
IG1B N400B 1
IG1C N400C 1
N400AD
N400BD
N400CD
C
14 N100A 5388.87743 50 0
14 N100B 5388.87743 50 -120
14 N100C 5388.87743 50 -240
56 IG1A -0.785129 0
56 IG1B
56 IG1C
0 1 0.625 6.6 50
0.0113 0.0903 0.0093 0.114 4.3
C CC M D EMSOM NM P
1.12 0 1
C CC T TM TBUS
C .02 0.000264555
C CC 73 BUS N
C
C CC <Terminate>
C CC NODE VOLTAGE
C
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C For background of the model, see top of 1st subcase. This sixth subcase
C is a simplification of WSM12TAC.DAT which is like DCN12 (in long form,
C DCNEW-12) except that the U.M. of that old standard test case has been
C replaced by a Type-56 IM. The solution here seems to be the same as the 4th
C subcase except that TACS is involved, and is used to initiate the transient
C rather than such special capability within the Type-56 IM model itself.
PRINTED NUMBER WID 12 2 { 1 fewer digit than DCN12 so 2 rows are enough
POWER FREQUENCY 60
C
0.0002 0.9 0 0
1 3 1 1 1 -1
5 5 20 20 100 100
C
TACS HYBRID
33 TM { The only TACS output variable will be this torque TM, which is a step
88 TM = 1.0-FLG1*0.98358791
77 TM 1.0
C
C -------- TRANSMISSION LINES
BUSA2 BUSAS2 1
BUSB2 BUSBS2 BUSA2 BUSAS2 1
BUSC2 BUSCS2 BUSA2 BUSAS2 1
C --------- CONNECTIVITY OF EMTP FOR ELECTRIC NETWORK
BUSAS2
BUSBS2 BUSAS2
BUSCS2 BUSAS2
C --------- SOURCES FOR INFINITE BUS
14 BUSAS2 3000.0 60 0
14 BUSBS2 3000.0 60 -120
14 BUSCS2 3000.0 60 -240
C ----------- Mechanical input torque, with value set by steady-state solution:
56 BUSA2 2.000000
56 BUSB2
56 BUSC2
0 2 0.72 4.2 60.0
0.0168163 0.0184649 0.0044898 0.0184649 0.3628347
C CC M D EMSOM NM P
4.8361824 0.05425244 1
C CC T TM TBUS
0.02 -0.070204 TM
C CC 73 BUS N
C
C CC <Terminate>
C CC NODE VOLTAGE
BUSAS2 BUSA2
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C For background of the model, see top of 1st subcase. This seventh case is a
C simplification of ATPSGIUM.DAT which has no Type-56 IM. Instead, it uses
C the U.M. to model an induction machine. It establishes the standard of
C comparison for the following subset which replaces the U.M. by a Type-56 IM.
C Like the first three subcases, this seventh one involves no transient. The
C phasor solution merely is continued for one cycle to confirm the sinusoidal
C steady state. Of the original 33 permanently-closed switches, only 12 could
C be eliminated without tampering with TACS control system logic, leaving 21.
C There is a lot of TACS modeling, and this required more storage than the
C usual 3 * default of List 19. So, NEW LIST SIZES has been added to expand
C the space for TACS while at the same time reducing a lot of other sizes.
C Different from previous illustrations, Type-58 S.M. modeling is used.
C C #DISABLE
NEW LIST SIZES
70 60 50 20 250 50
0 20 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
240000
C C #ENABLE
C 40 170 200 50 120 2500 350 180
C Expand various TACS Tables on 1 April 2007. Force acceptance
C without worrying about probable waste that might be involved:
C 57 256 285 36 85 713 998 171 --- default
C Present figure 145 64 32 50 91 2229 212 165
C Program limit 230 65 80 50 170 8000 420 300
230 65 80 50 170 8000
POWER FREQUENCY 50
C
0.00025 0.02 0 0
1 1 1 1 1 -1
5 5 20 20 100 100
C
TACS HYBRID
33 VT4 PPG4 QQG4
33 VT5 PPG5 QQG5
C
C /// G1 S.G. GOVERNOR MODEL G400///
00 WGREF4 + PLUS1
99 GOVNR4 = -WGREF4+WGFBK4
C
99 GOV014 = GOVNR4*(1/0.04/0.1)
99 GOV3R4 = GOV034*(1.0/0.1)
00 GOV024 + GOV014 - GOV3R4
01 GOV034 + GOV024
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.0
C
99 GOV044 = PLUS1-GOV034
99 GOV054 = GOV044*(1.0/0.6)
99 TQTR4 = TQT4*(1.0/6)
00 GOV064 + GOV054 - TQTR4
01 TQT4 + GOV064
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.0
C
00 WGREF5 + PLUS1
C
99 GOV015 = GOVNR5*(1/0.04/0.1)
99 GOV3R5 = GOV035*(1.0/0.1)
00 GOV025 + GOV015 - GOV3R5
01 GOV035 + GOV025
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.0
C
99 GOV055 = GOV045*(1.0/0.6)
99 TQTR5 = TQT5*(1.0/6)
00 GOV065 + GOV055 - TQTR5
01 TQT5 + GOV065
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.0
C
C /// G1 S.G. AVR MODEL G400///
77 DROOP4 0
77 DROP14 0
77 DROP24 0
99 DROP24 = DROP14*0.04
99 PUFB14 = (PUFBK4+DROP24)*(1.0/0.035)
99 VGFBR4 = VGFBK4*(1.0/0.035)
00 PUFB24 + PUFB14 - VGFBR4
99 LLIM24 = (TIMEX.LT.0.001)*VGREF4+(TIMEX.GE.0.001)*(-9999.)
99 ULIM24 = (TIMEX.LT.0.001)*VGREF4+(TIMEX.GE.0.001)*9999.
01 VGFBK4 + PUFB24
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.0
C
99 AVR014 = VGREF4-VGFBK4
99 LLIM14 = (TIMEX.LT.0.001)*0.0+(TIMEX.GE.0.001)*(-10.0)
99 ULIM14 = (TIMEX.LT.0.001)*0.0+(TIMEX.GE.0.001)*(10.0)
01 AVR024 + AVR014
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
10.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.56
99 AVR034 = AVR014*(10.0*1.56/1.56)
C
99 AVR044 = AVR024+AVR034+GAIN4
99 AVR054 = AVR044*(1.0/0.2)
99 AVR7R4 = AVR074*(1.0/0.2)
99 AVR064 = AVR054-AVR7R4
99 LLIM34 = (TIMEX.LT.0.001)*GAIN4+(TIMEX.GE.0.001)*(-9999.)
99 ULIM34 = (TIMEX.LT.0.001)*GAIN4+(TIMEX.GE.0.001)*9999.
01 AVR074 + AVR064
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.00
99 EF4 = AVR074/GAIN4
C
77 DROOP5 0
77 DROP15 0
77 DROP25 0
99 DROP25 = DROP15*0.04
99 PUFB15 = (PUFBK5+DROP25)*(1.0/0.035)
99 VGFBR5 = VGFBK5*(1.0/0.035)
01 VGFBK5 + PUFB25
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.0
C
01 AVR025 + AVR015
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
10.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.56
99 AVR035 = AVR015*(10.0*1.56/1.56)
C
99 AVR055 = AVR045*(1.0/0.2)
99 AVR7R5 = AVR075*(1.0/0.2)
01 AVR075 + AVR065
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.00
C
VAB4 + N400A - N400B
VAB5 + N500A - N500B
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N400A
90 N400B
90 N400C
C BRANCH CURRENT MONITOR
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 GSG4A
91 GSG4B
91 GSG4C
91 IM4A
91 IM4B
91 IM4C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N500A
90 N500B
90 N500C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 GSG5A
91 GSG5B
91 GSG5C
92 SGOMG4
92 SGOMG5
C VOLTAGE FEED BACK G400
99 PUFBK4 = SQRT(N400A*N400A+N400B*N400B+N400C*N400C)/6600
00 VT4 + PUFBK4
C POWER MONITOR(S.G.)
99 QSG4A = GSG4A*(N400B-N400C)
99 QSG4B = GSG4B*(N400C-N400A)
99 QSG4C = GSG4C*(N400A-N400B)
99 QSGEN4 = (QSG4A+QSG4B+QSG4C)/SQRT(3.0)
99 PSGEN4 = N400A*GSG4A+N400B*GSG4B+N400C*GSG4C
99 PPG4 = PSGEN4/1000000.
99 QQG4 = QSGEN4/1000000.
C
00 VT5 + PUFBK5
99 PPG5 = PSGEN5/1000000.
99 QQG5 = QSGEN5/1000000.
C
99 QIM1 = IM4A*(N400B-N400C)
99 QIM2 = IM4B*(N400C-N400A)
99 QIM3 = IM4C*(N400A-N400B)
99 PPIM = PIM
99 QQIM = QIM
33 PPG4 PPG5 QQG4 QQG5 PPIM
C
C CONTROL MODEL BLOCK
C /// G400 ///
99 DROOP4 = (QSGEN4-QSGI4)/625000./VT4
00 DROP14 + DROOP4
99 WGFBK4 = SGOMG4/314.159265
99 RPMSG4 = 30.0*SGOMG4/PI
C
C /// G500 ///
00 DROP15 + DROOP5
99 WGFBK5 = SGOMG5/314.159265
C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N300A
90 N300B
90 N300C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N250A
91 N250B
91 N250C
99 QCB1 = N250A*(N300B-N300C)
99 QCB2 = N250B*(N300C-N300A)
99 QCB3 = N250C*(N300A-N300B)
C L300 P & Q
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N300AD
91 N300BD
91 N300CD
C
C L400 P & Q
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N400AD
91 N400BD
91 N400CD
99 QCB4 = N400AD*(N400B-N400C)
99 QCB5 = N400BD*(N400C-N400A)
99 QCB6 = N400CD*(N400A-N400B)
C
C L500 P & Q
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N500AD
91 N500BD
91 N500CD
99 QCB7 = N500AD*(N500B-N500C)
99 QCB8 = N500BD*(N500C-N500A)
99 QCB9 = N500CD*(N500A-N500B)
C
C /// TACS GOV,AVR REF ///
C

C AMPL
11 VGREF4 1.007580
11 VGREF5 1.012490
C IF/AGLINE
11 GAIN4 2.661027
11 GAIN5 2.655261
11 QSGI4 242000.000000
11 QSGI5 242000.000000
C
77 PPIM -300000.00000000
77 QQIM -167000.00000000
77 PPG4 0.50000000
77 QQG4 0.24200000
77 VGREF4 1.00758000
77 VGFBK4 1.00758000
77 PUFBK4 1.00758000
77 VT4 1.00758000
77 VGREF5 1.01249000
77 PUFBK5 1.01249000
77 VGFBK5 1.01249000
77 VT5 1.01249000
77 PPG5 0.50000000
77 QQG5 0.24200000
C Vini/0.035
77 VGFBR4 28.78800
77 PUFB14 28.78800
C GAIN4/0.2:2.661027
77 AVR7R4 13.3051350
77 AVR054 13.3051350
C GAIN4:
77 AVR044 2.6610270
77 AVR074 2.6610270
C G500
C Vini/0.035
77 VGFBR5 28.9282857
77 PUFB15 28.9282857
C GAIN5/0.2:2.655261
77 AVR055 13.2763050
77 AVR7R5 13.2763050
C GAIN5
77 AVR045 2.6552610
77 AVR075 2.6552610
C
77 PUFB24 0.0000000
77 AVR065 0.0000000
77 RPMSG4 3000.0000000
77 WGREF4 1.0000000
77 WGFBK4 1.0000000
77 SGOMG4 314.1592650
77 TQT4 1.0000000
77 GOVNR4 0.0000000
77 GOV014 0.0000000
77 GOV024 0.0000000
77 GOV034 0.0000000
77 GOV3R4 0.0000000
77 GOV044 1.0000000
77 GOV054 1.6666667
77 GOV064 0.0000000
77 TQTR4 1.6666667
77 AVR014 0.0000000
77 AVR024 0.0000000
77 AVR034 0.0000000
77 AVR064 0.0000000
77 EF4 1.0000000
77 WGREF5 1.0000000
77 WGFBK5 1.0000000
77 SGOMG5 314.1592650
77 TQT5 1.0000000
77 PUFB25 0.0000000
77 RPMSG5 3000.0000000
77 GOVNR5 0.0000000
77 GOV015 0.0000000
77 GOV025 0.0000000
77 GOV035 0.0000000
77 GOV3R5 0.0000000
77 GOV045 1.0000000
77 GOV055 1.6666667
77 GOV065 0.0000000
77 TQTR5 1.6666667
77 AVR015 0.0000000
77 AVR025 0.0000000
77 AVR035 0.0000000
77 EF5 1.0000000
C
C ---FOR.IG.No1(1/4)---
77 MSLIPM 2.719739
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 BUSMGM
99 MSLIPM = (1.0-BUSMGM/(2.*PI*50.))*100.
C 300kW/2*PI*F
99 BUSMSM = 954.9
C NETWORK DATA
$VINTAGE 1
C *** XS *** ( j0.012(pu) : .1663869437mH )
N100A N200A
N100B N200B N100A N200A
N100C N200C N100A N200A
C *** XT *** ( j0.075(pu) : 1.039918398mH )
N200A N250A
N200B N250B N200A N250A
N200C N250C N200A N250A
C *** ZL *** ( 0.2+j0.312(pu) : 0.8712ohm,4.326060536mH )
N300A N400A
N300B N400B N300A N400A
N300C N400C N300A N400A
C ***OUTSIDE LOAD*** ACCB POWER FLOW P=400KW
N300A N300AD
C ***INSIDE LOAD***
N400A N400AD
C
N400AD N400A
C *** ZL *** ( 0.2+j0.312(pu) : 0.8712ohm,4.326060536mH )
N400A N500A
N400B N500B N400A N500A
N400C N500C N400A N500A
C ***INSIDE LOAD***
N500A N500AD
N500AD N500A
$VINTAGE 0
C ---FOR.IM.No1(2/4)---
C Tm=1.97 :M :2H ==> 7.49E+6 pole:1 1.97*0.375MVA/(2*PI*F)**2
BUSMGM
C -------- FOR MEASUREMENT OF ELECTROMECHANICAL TORQUE
BUSMSM BUSMGM
C SWITCH DATA
C
N250A N300A -1
N250B N300B -1
N250C N300C -1
GSG4A N400A
GSG4B N400B
GSG4C N400C
IM4A N400A 1
IM4B N400B 1
IM4C N400C 1
GSG5A N500A
GSG5B N500B
GSG5C N500C
N300AD
N300BD
N300CD
N400AD
N400BD
N400CD
N500AD
N500BD
N500CD
C
C
C /// SOURCE DATA ///
C ---FOR.IM.No1(3/4)---
14 BUSMSM -1 0.0001 0.0001 0.0
C
14 N100A 5388.87743 50 0
14 N100B 5388.87743 50 -120
14 N100C 5388.87743 50 -240
C *** 59 TYPE S.G. G400 ***
C Synchronous generator data Type-58
C CC RB pg 8 - 3
58 GSG4A 5429.72512 50 0.724
58 GSG4B
58 GSG4C
C CC RB pg 8 - 5
C CC TOLERANCES
TOLERANCES 50.0 1.00E-04 1.00E-05 10
C CC PARAMETER FITT RB pg 8 - 6
C CC FM
PARAMETER FITTING 1.0
C CC RB pg 8 - 9
C CC
C CC NUMAS KMAC KEXC MECHUN NP SMOUTP
1 1 2
C CC Card 1a AD1 AD2 AQ1 AQ2
C CC
C
C RA XL XD pu XQ pu X'D pu X'Q pu
0.0235 0.098 2.33 2.22 0.215 2.22
C T'D0 (s) T'Q0 (s) T"D0 (s) T"Q0 (s) X0 pu RN pu
1.55 0 0.032 0.295 0.1032
C CC RB pg 8 - 14
C CC ML EXTRS HICO DSR DSM HSP
1 1 5.9131400E-04 0.0001 0 0
BLANK MASSES
$DISABLE
C CC RB pg 8 - 16
C CC OUTPUT REQUEST
C CC GROUP ALL N1 N2 N3 N4
1 14
2 1
3 1
4 1
5 1
$ENABLE
BLANK OUTPUT OF SM
C CC KK BUS KI
71 EF4
72 TQT4 1
74 SGOMG4 2
FINISH
C
C *** 59 TYPE S.G. G500 ***
C CC RB pg 8 - 3
58 GSG5A 5456.18451 50 1.16
58 GSG5B
58 GSG5C
C CC RB pg 8 - 5
C CC TOLERANCES
TOLERANCES 50.0 1.00E-04 1.00E-05 10
C CC FM
C CC RB pg 8 - 9
C CC
1 1 2
C CC
C
0.0235 0.098 2.33 2.22 0.215 2.22
1.55 0 0.032 0.295 0.1032
C CC RB pg 8 - 14
1 1 5.9131400E-04 0 0
BLANK MASSES
$DISABLE
C CC RB pg 8 - 16
C CC OUTPUT REQUEST
1 14
2 1
3 1
4 1
5 1
$ENABLE
BLANK OUTPUT OF SM
C CC KK BUS KI
71 EF5
72 TQT5 1
74 SGOMG5 2
FINISH
C
C Type-4 U.M. (3-phase induction machine) data follows:
C CC RECORD 1 - UM DATA
C CC Cols. 1-2, I2
19
C CC RECORD 2 - GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
C CC Col. 1, I1 col.2, I1 cols 3-8, TEXT cols. 9-14, I col. 15, I1
C CC INPU INITUM SMDATA LIMASS ICOMP
1 1
C CC UM-1 MACHINE-TABLE
C CC Record 1 - machine specifications
C CC Cols. 1-2, I2 cols. 3-4, I2 cols. 5-6 I2 col. 7, I1 col. 8, I1 col. 9, I1
C CC JTYPE NCLD NCLQ TQOUT OMOUT THOUT
4
C CC Record 2 - direct-axis flux/inductance data.
C CC OMEGM LMUD JSATD LMSD FLXSD FLXRD
0 0.95000000
C CC Record 3 - quadrature-axis flux/inductance data.
C CC THETAM LMUQ JSATQ LMSQ FLXSQ FLXRQ
0.95000000
C CC Record 4 - optional: used when the machine shares a mechanical system with another machine.
C CC Cols. 1-5, Text cols. 6-11, I6 cols. 12-17, I6
C CC SHARE NUM2 NUM3
C CC SHARE
C slip=2.719739 v=1.00758pu
C CC Initialisation Subgroup
C CC Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, R cols. 29-34, Text cols. 35-40, Text
C CC AMPLUM ANGLUM BUSF BUSM
2.71973900 BUSMSM
C CC records 2 - > n additional torque-source identifiers; one record for each source.
C CC Cols. 1-4 Text cols. 35-40 T cols. 41-54 Text
C CC MORE BUSM2 DISTRF
C CC MORE
C CC UM COIL-TABLE Group
C CC Cols. 1-14, Real cols. 15-28, R cols. 29-34, Text cols. 35-40, cols. 41-46, T col. 47, I
C CC RESIS LLEAK BUS1 BUS2 XTACS CUROUT
C CC STATOR Coils
7.202 0.0277 IM4A
7.202 0.0277 IM4B
7.202 0.0277 IM4C
C CC ROTOR Coils
3.6010000 0.02770000
3.6010000 0.02770000
3.6010000 0.02770000
BLANK SOURCE
C CC NODE VOLTAGE
IM4A
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C For background of the model, see top of 1st subcase. This eighth case is a
C simplification of ATPSGI58.DAT which replaces the U.M. of the 7th subcase
C by a Type-56 IM. Like the 7th subcase, this one involves no transient. The
C phasor solution merely is continued for one cycle to confirm the sinusoidal
C steady state. Of the original 33 permanently-closed switches, only 12 could
C be eliminated without tampering with TACS control system logic, leaving 21.
C There is a lot of TACS modeling, and this required more storage than the
C usual 3 * default of List 19. So, NEW LIST SIZES has been added to expand
C the space for TACS while at the same time reducing a lot of other sizes.
NEW LIST SIZES
70 60 50 20 250 50
0 30 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
240000
C 40 170 200 50 120 2500 350 180
C Expand various TACS Tables on 1 April 2007. Force acceptance
C without worrying about probable waste that might be involved:
C 57 256 285 36 85 713 998 171 --- default
C Present figure 145 64 32 50 91 2229 212 165
C Program limit 230 65 80 50 170 8000 420 300
230 65 80 50 170 8000
POWER FREQUENCY 50
C
0.00025 0.02 0 0
1 1 1 1 1 -1
5 5 20 20
C
TACS HYBRID
33 VT4 PPG4 QQG4
33 VT5 PPG5 QQG5
C
00 WGREF4 + PLUS1
C
99 GOV014 = GOVNR4*(1/0.04/0.1)
99 GOV3R4 = GOV034*(1.0/0.1)
00 GOV024 + GOV014 - GOV3R4
01 GOV034 + GOV024
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.0
C
99 GOV054 = GOV044*(1.0/0.6)
99 TQTR4 = TQT4*(1.0/6)
00 GOV064 + GOV054 - TQTR4
01 TQT4 + GOV064
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.0
C
00 WGREF5 + PLUS1
C
99 GOV015 = GOVNR5*(1/0.04/0.1)
99 GOV3R5 = GOV035*(1.0/0.1)
00 GOV025 + GOV015 - GOV3R5
01 GOV035 + GOV025
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.0
C
99 GOV055 = GOV045*(1.0/0.6)
99 TQTR5 = TQT5*(1.0/6)
00 GOV065 + GOV055 - TQTR5
01 TQT5 + GOV065
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.0
C
77 DROOP4 0
77 DROP14 0
77 DROP24 0
99 DROP24 = DROP14*0.04
99 PUFB14 = (PUFBK4+DROP24)*(1.0/0.035)
99 VGFBR4 = VGFBK4*(1.0/0.035)
01 VGFBK4 + PUFB24
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.0
C
01 AVR024 + AVR014
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
10.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.56
99 AVR034 = AVR014*(10.0*1.56/1.56)
C
99 AVR054 = AVR044*(1.0/0.2)
99 AVR7R4 = AVR074*(1.0/0.2)
01 AVR074 + AVR064
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.00
C
77 DROOP5 0
77 DROP15 0
77 DROP25 0
99 DROP25 = DROP15*0.04
99 PUFB15 = (PUFBK5+DROP25)*(1.0/0.035)
99 VGFBR5 = VGFBK5*(1.0/0.035)
01 VGFBK5 + PUFB25
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.0
C
01 AVR025 + AVR015
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
10.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.56
99 AVR035 = AVR015*(10.0*1.56/1.56)
C
99 AVR055 = AVR045*(1.0/0.2)
99 AVR7R5 = AVR075*(1.0/0.2)
01 AVR075 + AVR065
C N0 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5
1.0
C D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
1.00
C
C /// SG BRANCH VOLTAGE MONITOR ///
VAB4 + N400A - N400B
VAB5 + N500A - N500B
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N400A
90 N400B
90 N400C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 GSG4A
91 GSG4B
91 GSG4C
91 IM4A
91 IM4B
91 IM4C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N500A
90 N500B
90 N500C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 GSG5A
91 GSG5B
91 GSG5C
92 SGOMG4
92 SGOMG5
00 VT4 + PUFBK4
99 PPG4 = PSGEN4/1000000.
99 QQG4 = QSGEN4/1000000.
C
00 VT5 + PUFBK5
99 PPG5 = PSGEN5/1000000.
99 QQG5 = QSGEN5/1000000.
C
99 QIM1 = IM4A*(N400B-N400C)
99 QIM2 = IM4B*(N400C-N400A)
99 QIM3 = IM4C*(N400A-N400B)
99 PPIM = PIM
99 QQIM = QIM
33 PPG4 PPG5 QQG4 QQG5 PPIM
C
C CONTROL MODEL BLOCK
C /// G400 ///
00 DROP14 + DROOP4
99 WGFBK4 = SGOMG4/314.159265
C
C /// G500 ///
00 DROP15 + DROOP5
99 WGFBK5 = SGOMG5/314.159265
C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
90 N300A
90 N300B
90 N300C
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N250A
91 N250B
91 N250C
99 QCB1 = N250A*(N300B-N300C)
99 QCB2 = N250B*(N300C-N300A)
99 QCB3 = N250C*(N300A-N300B)
C L300 P & Q
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N300AD
91 N300BD
91 N300CD
C
C L400 P & Q
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N400AD
91 N400BD
91 N400CD
99 QCB4 = N400AD*(N400B-N400C)
99 QCB5 = N400BD*(N400C-N400A)
99 QCB6 = N400CD*(N400A-N400B)
C
C L500 P & Q
C CC AMPL FREQ (Hz)
91 N500AD
91 N500BD
91 N500CD
99 QCB7 = N500AD*(N500B-N500C)
99 QCB8 = N500BD*(N500C-N500A)
99 QCB9 = N500CD*(N500A-N500B)
C
C /// TACS GOV,AVR REF ///

C AMPL
11 VGREF4 1.007580
11 VGREF5 1.012490
C IF/AGLINE
11 GAIN4 2.661027
11 GAIN5 2.655261
11 QSGI4 242000.000000
11 QSGI5 242000.000000
C
77 PPIM -300000.00000000
77 QQIM -167000.00000000
77 PPG4 0.50000000
77 QQG4 0.24200000
77 VGREF4 1.00758000
77 VGFBK4 1.00758000
77 PUFBK4 1.00758000
77 VT4 1.00758000
77 VGREF5 1.01249000
77 PUFBK5 1.01249000
77 VGFBK5 1.01249000
77 VT5 1.01249000
77 PPG5 0.50000000
77 QQG5 0.24200000
C Vini/0.035
77 VGFBR4 28.78800
77 PUFB14 28.78800
C GAIN4/0.2:2.661027
77 AVR7R4 13.3051350
77 AVR054 13.3051350
C GAIN4:
77 AVR044 2.6610270
77 AVR074 2.6610270
C G500
C Vini/0.035
77 VGFBR5 28.9282857
77 PUFB15 28.9282857
C GAIN5/0.2:2.655261
77 AVR055 13.2763050
77 AVR7R5 13.2763050
C GAIN5
77 AVR045 2.6552610
77 AVR075 2.6552610
C
77 PUFB24 0.0000000
77 AVR065 0.0000000
77 RPMSG4 3000.0000000
77 WGREF4 1.0000000
77 WGFBK4 1.0000000
77 SGOMG4 314.1592650
77 TQT4 1.0000000
77 GOVNR4 0.0000000
77 GOV014 0.0000000
77 GOV024 0.0000000
77 GOV034 0.0000000
77 GOV3R4 0.0000000
77 GOV044 1.0000000
77 GOV054 1.6666667
77 GOV064 0.0000000
77 TQTR4 1.6666667
77 AVR014 0.0000000
77 AVR024 0.0000000
77 AVR034 0.0000000
77 AVR064 0.0000000
77 EF4 1.0000000
77 WGREF5 1.0000000
77 WGFBK5 1.0000000
77 SGOMG5 314.1592650
77 TQT5 1.0000000
77 PUFB25 0.0000000
77 RPMSG5 3000.0000000
77 GOVNR5 0.0000000
77 GOV015 0.0000000
77 GOV025 0.0000000
77 GOV035 0.0000000
77 GOV3R5 0.0000000
77 GOV045 1.0000000
77 GOV055 1.6666667
77 GOV065 0.0000000
77 TQTR5 1.6666667
77 AVR015 0.0000000
77 AVR025 0.0000000
77 AVR035 0.0000000
77 EF5 1.0000000
C
C NETWORK DATA
$VINTAGE 1
C *** XS *** ( j0.012(pu) : .1663869437mH )
N100A N200A
N100B N200B N100A N200A
N100C N200C N100A N200A
C *** XT *** ( j0.075(pu) : 1.039918398mH )
N200A N250A
N200B N250B N200A N250A
N200C N250C N200A N250A
C *** ZL *** ( 0.2+j0.312(pu) : 0.8712ohm,4.326060536mH )
N300A N400A
N300B N400B N300A N400A
N300C N400C N300A N400A
C ***OUTSIDE LOAD*** ACCB POWER FLOW P=400KW
N300A N300AD
C ***INSIDE LOAD***
N400A N400AD
C
N400AD N400A
C *** ZL *** ( 0.2+j0.312(pu) : 0.8712ohm,4.326060536mH )
N400A N500A
N400B N500B N400A N500A
N400C N500C N400A N500A
C ***INSIDE LOAD***
N500A N500AD
N500AD N500A
$VINTAGE 0
C SWITCH DATA
C
N250A N300A -1
N250B N300B -1
N250C N300C -1
GSG4A N400A
GSG4B N400B
GSG4C N400C
IM4A N400A 1
IM4B N400B 1
IM4C N400C 1
GSG5A N500A
GSG5B N500B
GSG5C N500C
N300AD
N300BD
N300CD
N400AD
N400BD
N400CD
N500AD
N500BD
N500CD
C
C
C /// SOURCE DATA ///
C
14 N100A 5388.87743 50 0
14 N100B 5388.87743 50 -120
14 N100C 5388.87743 50 -240
C *** 59 TYPE S.G. G400 ***
C CC RB pg 8 - 3
58 GSG4A 5429.72512 50 0.724
58 GSG4B 5429.72512 50 -239.276
58 GSG4C 5429.72512 50 -239.276
C CC RB pg 8 - 5
C CC TOLERANCES
TOLERANCES 50.0 1.00E-04 1.00E-05 10
C CC FM
C CC RB pg 8 - 9
C CC
1 1 2
C CC
C
0.0235 0.098 2.33 2.22 0.215 2.22
1.55 0 0.032 0.295 0.1032
C CC RB pg 8 - 14
1 1 5.9131400E-04 0.0001 0 0
BLANK MASSES
$DISABLE
C CC RB pg 8 - 16
C CC OUTPUT REQUEST
1 14
2 1
3 1
4 1
5 1
$ENABLE
BLANK OUTPUT OF SM
C CC KK BUS KI
71 EF4
72 TQT4 1
74 SGOMG4 2
FINISH
C
C *** 59 TYPE S.G. G500 ***
C CC RB pg 8 - 3
58 GSG5A 5456.18451 50 1.16
58 GSG5B 5456.18451 50 -118.84
58 GSG5C 5456.18451 50 -238.84
C CC RB pg 8 - 5
C CC TOLERANCES
TOLERANCES 50.0 1.00E-04 1.00E-05 10
C CC FM
C CC RB pg 8 - 9
C CC
1 1 2
C CC
C
0.0235 0.098 2.33 2.22 0.215 2.22
1.55 0 0.032 0.295 0.1032
C CC RB pg 8 - 14
1 1 5.9131400E-04 0 0
BLANK MASSES
$DISABLE
C CC RB pg 8 - 16
C CC OUTPUT REQUEST
1 14
2 1
3 1
4 1
5 1
$ENABLE
BLANK OUTPUT OF SM
C CC KK BUS KI
71 EF5
72 TQT5 1
74 SGOMG5 2
FINISH
C
56 IM4A 2.719739 0
56 IM4B
56 IM4C
0 1 0.375 6.6 50
0.062 0.075 0.031 0.075 2.58
C CC M D EMSOM NM P
1.97 0 1
C CC T TM TBUS
C
C CC 73 BUS N
C
C CC <Terminate>
FINISH
BLANK SOURCE
C CC NODE VOLTAGE
IM4A
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
EOF
w with appropriate data

{
tpbig or tpgig.exe?: #NAME? {
Adobe path: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Reader\AcroRd32
of DCN12.DAT to MS Excel format and it contains Induction machine model IM56 and it's test cases.
TSTART
t frequency.

110 10 200 200
R_OHM L (mH) C (uF)
1.00E-10
1.00E-04 10
1.00E+06
0.4548
9.80E+07 { Rotor mass = capacitance }
1.00E-06
BOOK - 3 phase
A1 TSTART TSTOP
-1
-1
-1
-1
0.02
cols. 10-15 texcols. 16-21, TEXT cols. 22-23, I2 cols. 24-37, cols. 38-5 cols. 52-6 cols. 66-79, Real
M NODE TACS NPPAIR RJ DCOEF EPSOM FREQ
BUSMG 2 0.0188
cols. 58-71, Real
cols. 58-71, Real
d for each source.
cols. 48-61, Real

CUR
6 have been
TSTART
t frequency.

+/- sCBn IN3 +/- sCBn IN4 +/- sCBn IN5 GAIN
1.0
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
All the inputs to these "input" supplemental elements must be either TACS sCBnal sources or the output of other supplemental
B*N400B+N400C*N400C)/6600.0
0)
N400C*IG1C
3.0)
+N400C*IM1C
R_OHM L (mH) C (uF)
0.1663869437
1.039918398
0.8712 4.326060536
174.2211826
221.1645148
18.56624062
7.09E+06
1.00E-08
ULE BOOK 6A-3

MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
BOOK - 3 phase
A1 TSTART TSTOP
-1
-1
-1
UCTION MACHINE MODEL
Vsrs
E M
1 1
Class-4 data of Type-56 IM
this particular (the 1st of 2) IM

Vsrs
E M
1 1
this particular (the 2nd of 2) IM

ted without
TSTART
t frequency.

ther than those allowed for the previous groups.
1.0
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
B*N400B+N400C*N400C)/6600.0
0)
N400C*IG1C
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
3.0)
50B+N300C*N250C)/1000
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
3.0))/1000000.0
400BD+N400C*N400CD)/1000000
R_OHM L (mH) C (uF)
0.1663869437
1.0399183980
0.8712 4.3260605360
174.2211826
176.7332792
16.56943663
7.09E+06
1.00E-08
ULE BOOK 6A-1

TOPEN Ierror (A)
8.1
8.1
8.1
ULE BOOK 6A-3
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
BOOK - 3 phase
A1 TSTART TSTOP
-1
-1
-1
Vsrs
E M
1 1
this particular (the one and only) IM

TSTART
t frequency.

1.0
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
B*N400B+N400C*N400C)/6600.0
0)
N400C*IG1C
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
50B+N300C*N250C)/1000
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
3.0))/1000000.0
400BD+N400C*N400CD)/1000000
T START T STOP
-1
T START T STOP
-1
R_OHM L (mH) C (uF)
0.1663869437
1.0399183980
0.8712 4.3260605360
174.2211826
176.7332792
16.56943663
7.09E+06
1.00E-08
ULE BOOK 6A-1

TOPEN Ierror (A)
8.1
8.1
8.1
ULE BOOK 6A-3

MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
BOOK - 3 phase
A1 TSTART TSTOP
-1
-1
-1
Vsrs
E M
1 1

e has been
l MS-DOS to
o 2 rows are enough

TSTART
t frequency.

110 10 200 200
R_OHM L (mH) C (uF)

1.00E-04 10.0000000000
R_OHM L (mH) C (uF)

1.00E+06
BOOK - 3 phase
A1 TSTART TSTOP
-1
-1
-1
steady-state solution:
Vsrs
E M
1 1

used by one
eturn to its use
TSTART
t frequency.

1.0
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
B*N400B+N400C*N400C)/6600.0
0)
N400C*IG1C
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
50B+N300C*N250C)/1000
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
3.0))/1000000.0
400BD+N400C*N400CD)/1000000
T START T STOP
-1
T START T STOP
-1
R_OHM L (mH) C (uF)

0.1663869437
1.0399183980
0.8712 4.3260605360
174.2211826
176.7332792
16.56943663
7.09E+06
1.00E-08
ULE BOOK 6A-1

TOPEN Ierror (A)
8.1
8.1
8.1
ULE BOOK 6A-3

MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
BOOK - 3 phase
A1 TSTART TSTOP
-1
-1
-1
Vsrs
E M
1 1
o 2 rows are enough
TSTART
t frequency.

500 500
M, which is a step
R_OHM L (mH) C (uF)

1.00E-04 10.0000000000
R_OHM L (mH) C (uF)

1.00E+06
BOOK - 3 phase
A1 TSTART TSTOP
-1
-1
-1
steady-state solution:
Vsrs
E M
1 1

300 0 0 0
0 0 12500 0
420 300
TSTART
t frequency.

500 500
1.0
1.0
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
1.0
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
1.0
1.0
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
1.0
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
All the inputs to these "input" supplemental elements must be either TACS signal sources or the output of other supplemental
1.0
IMEX.GE.0.001)*(-9999.)
IMEX.GE.0.001)*9999.
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
X.GE.0.001)*(-10.0)
X.GE.0.001)*(10.0)
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
MEX.GE.0.001)*(-9999.)
MEX.GE.0.001)*9999.
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
1.0
IMEX.GE.0.001)*(-9999.)
IMEX.GE.0.001)*9999.
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
X.GE.0.001)*(-10.0)
X.GE.0.001)*(10.0)
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
MEX.GE.0.001)*(-9999.)
MEX.GE.0.001)*9999.
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
1.0
1.0
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
B*N400B+N400C*N400C)/6600.0
1.0
RT(3.0)
4B+N400C*GSG4C
B*N500B+N500C*N500C)/6600.0
1.0
RT(3.0)
5B+N500C*GSG5C
.0)
N400C*IM4C
QQIM
T4
T5
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
0B+N300C*N250C)/1000
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
00BD+N300C*N300CD)/1000
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
3.0))/1000.
00BD+N400C*N400CD)/1000.
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
3.0))/1000000.
00BD+N500C*N500CD)/1000000.
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
R_OHM L (mH) C (uF)
0.1663869437
1.0399183980
0.8712 4.3260605360
108.8762611
986.532193
1727.590765
0.8712 4.3260605360
177.993062
588.6919231
7.49E+06
1.00E-08
ULE BOOK 6A-1

TOPEN Ierror (A)
10
10
10
ULE BOOK 6A-3
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
BOOK - 3 phase
A1 TSTART TSTOP
-1
BOOK - 3 phase
A1 TSTART TSTOP
-1
-1
-1
ult is Star connection.
SMOUTQ RMVA RKV AGLINE S1 S2

0.625 6.6 +2000.0
AGLQ S1Q S2Q
X"D pu X"Q pu
0.161 0.21
XN pu
tem (Mass card)
DSD
0
N5 N6 N7 N8 N9 N10 N11

0.625 6.6 +2000.0
AGLQ S1Q S2Q
X"D pu X"Q pu
0.161 0.21
XN pu
tem (Mass card)
DSD
0
N5 N6 N7 N8 N9 N10 N11
cols. 10-15 texcols. 16-21, TEXT cols. 22-23, I2 cols. 24-37, cols. 38-5 cols. 52-6 cols. 66-79, Real
M NODE TACS NPPAIR RJ DCOEF EPSOM FREQ
BUSMGM 1 0.0001
cols. 58-71, Real

cols. 58-71, Real
d for each source.
cols. 48-61, Real

CUR
300 0 0 0
0 0 12500 0
420 300
TSTART
t frequency.

1.0
1.0
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
1.0
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
1.0
1.0
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
1.0
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
1.0
IMEX.GE.0.001)*(-9999.)
IMEX.GE.0.001)*9999.
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
X.GE.0.001)*(-10.0)
X.GE.0.001)*(10.0)
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
MEX.GE.0.001)*(-9999.)
MEX.GE.0.001)*9999.
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
1.0
IMEX.GE.0.001)*(-9999.)
IMEX.GE.0.001)*9999.
GAIN
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
X.GE.0.001)*(-10.0)
X.GE.0.001)*(10.0)
GAIN
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
MEX.GE.0.001)*(-9999.)
MEX.GE.0.001)*9999.
GAIN
1.0
N6 N7
D6 D7
1.0
1.0
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
B*N400B+N400C*N400C)/6600.0
1.0
RT(3.0)
4B+N400C*GSG4C
B*N500B+N500C*N500C)/6600.0
1.0
RT(3.0)
5B+N500C*GSG5C
.0)
N400C*IM4C
QQIM
T4
T5
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
0B+N300C*N250C)/1000
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
00BD+N300C*N300CD)/1000
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
3.0))/1000.
00BD+N400C*N400CD)/1000.
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
3.0))/1000000.
00BD+N500C*N500CD)/1000000.
T START T STOP
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
R_OHM L (mH) C (uF)
0.1663869437
1.0399183980
0.8712 4.3260605360
108.8762611
986.532193
1727.590765
0.8712 4.3260605360
177.993062
588.6919231
ULE BOOK 6A-1

TOPEN Ierror (A)
10
10
10
ULE BOOK 6A-3
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
MEASURING
BOOK - 3 phase
A1 TSTART TSTOP
-1
-1
-1

0.625 6.6 +2000.0
AGLQ S1Q S2Q
X"D pu X"Q pu
0.161 0.21
XN pu
tem (Mass card)
DSD
0
N5 N6 N7 N8 N9 N10 N11

0.625 6.6 +2000.0
AGLQ S1Q S2Q
X"D pu X"Q pu
0.161 0.21
XN pu
tem (Mass card)
DSD
0
N5 N6 N7 N8 N9 N10 N11
Vsrs
E M
1 1

#VALUE!
#VALUE!
#VALUE!
be\Reader 9.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
cols. 66-79, Real
BUS 13
FIXED LO FIXED HI NAMED LO NAMED HI

1
e output of other supplemental "input" elements.
13
BUS 13
13

1
13
BUS 13
13

1

13
13
BUS 13
BUS 13

1
13
13
BUS 13
13
BUS 13
1
-0.020 1.1 1

1
1
-0.020 1.1 1
13

LLIM24 ULIM24 1
LLIM14 ULIM14 1
LLIM34 ULIM34 1
13

LLIM24 ULIM24 1
LLIM15 ULIM15 1
LLIM35 ULIM35 1

1
1

1

1

1

1
13
13
{
N12
{
N12
cols. 66-79, Real

BUS 13
1
-0.020 1.1 1

1
-0.020 1.1 1
NAMED LO NAMED HI
LLIM24 ULIM24
LLIM14 ULIM14
LLIM34 ULIM34

1
NAMED LO NAMED HI
LLIM25 ULIM25 1
NAMED LO NAMED HI
LLIM15 ULIM15 1
NAMED LO NAMED HI
LLIM35 ULIM35 1

1
1

1

1

1

1
13
{
N12
{
N12
BUS 13
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
1.00E-09 2.00E-05
1 1 1
C CC 16-May-17
C CC Auxiliary programs added to CSV2ATP to perform complex calculations to make standard ATP data card
C CC These auxiliary programs reduce User's effort to generate ATP cards to model complex power system e
C CC The format for input data for each program is shown below. C $FUNCTION is the key word that indicate
C CC that an auxiliary program will be called. It is then followed by the program name. This program will mak
C CC BUS1 - BUS4 are BUS names that will be in the ATP data card. Output is standard ATP output request. W
C CC are program specific inputs.
C CC
C CC
C CC ZVERT To model a vertical conductor and make Constant Parameter (CP) distributed single phase
C CC The method is described in a paper "Definition of a new formula for the characteristic imp
C CC conductors for lightning transients" by Pablo Gómez. Paper submitted to the International
C CC Power Systems Transients (IPST2015) in Cavtat, Croatia June 15-18, 2015.
C CC Note, ATP supporting routine LINE CONSTANTS can only model horizontal conductors with
C CC The output wave propagation velocity in the vertical conductor is assumed to very close to
C CC Note, the unit of length of the conductor in the CP line model is "m", velocity is "m/s" and
C CC The input resistance is dc resistance. The output resistance is ac resistance with skin effect
C CC at the specified frequency.
C CC
C CC
C CC
C CC RTOWER To model current dependent tower footing resistance when soil ionises due to high curren
C CC in the tower earthing electrodes. The method is described in chapter 2 of book "Power Sy
C CC Transients: Parameter Determination" edited by Juan A. Martinez-Velasco.
C CC
C CC
Soil
Resistivity
C CC BUS 1 BUS 2 BUS 3 BUS 4 Output (Ohm.m)
C $FUNCTION ZVERT UNO DOS 1 100
C $FUNCTION ZVERT DOS TRES 1 100
C $FUNCTION ZVERT TRES CUATRO 1 100
Soil
Resistivity
C CC BUS 1 BUS 2 BUS 3 BUS 4 Output (Ohm.m)
C $FUNCTION RTOWER DOS 1 100
C $FUNCTION RTOWER TRES 1 100
C $FUNCTION RTOWER CUATRO 1 1000
BLANK
BLANK
15 UNO -1 2.00E-06 1.00E-05 0 1000000 Heidler in-l
BLANK
1
BLANK
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
BLANK
s to make standard ATP data cards.
o model complex power system elements.
TION is the key word that indicates
gram name. This program will make an ATP data card.
is standard ATP output request. What follows after Ouput
eter (CP) distributed single phase line model card.

formula for the characteristic impedance of vertical
per submitted to the International Conference on
une 15-18, 2015.
model horizontal conductors with ground return effects.
nductor is assumed to very close to the speed of light in free space.
model is "m", velocity is "m/s" and resistance is "Ohm/m".
ce is ac resistance with skin effect calculated
hen soil ionises due to high current density

ed in chapter 2 of book "Power System
Martinez-Velasco.
Frequency Resistance Radius Height

(Hz) (Ohm/km) (m) (m)
60000 0.08 0.001 10
60000 0.08 0.001 20
60000 0.08 0.001 30
Low Freq Ionisation

Resistance Gradient
(Ohm) (kV/m)
10 400
10 350
10 300
6
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C
C MISCELLENOUMisc data card. FLOATING POINT MISCELLANEOUS DATA CARD E8.0
1.0E-6 20.0E-3 50.0 50.0
99999 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0
C
$OPEN
$CLOSE
$WIDTH 79
$DISABLE
$ENABLE
$NEW EPSILN
$MONITOR
$LISTOFF
$LISTON
$VINTAGE 1 Start of high precision data cards
$VINTAGE -1 End of high precision data cards
$STOP
$WATCH
$COMMENT
$DEBUG, M
$UNITS 50 50 New frequency
$UNITS -1 -1 Restore values that existed before preceding $UNITS
$PUNCH C:\ATP_CSV\CPscCSV.PUN Full path and the file name must be entered.
$ERASE
$SETUP file_name
$INCLUDE C:\ATP_CSV\CPscCSV.PUN Full path and the file name must be entered.
$INSERT C:\ATP_CSV\CPscCSV.PUN Full path and the file name must be entered.
$BEGIN PL4 COMMENTS
C IT IS A COMMENT
C IT IS
$END PL4 COMMENTS
$DEPOSIT KROSEC=1
$DEPOSIT D4FACT=-1.0
$OS TRECRAD 699.0E-3 20.5E-3 C:\ATP_ExcelTemplates\CSV\Orlando\CABLE1.LIB
$PI 10 scale the impedance of mutually coupled pi cct model
C Comment line
#VALUE!
#VALUE!
IPRSUP
0
Full path and the file name must be entered.

Source: Olex Ariel catalogue
Properties of Materials
Aluminium Galvanised Aluminium-

Unit Aluminium Copper
alloy 1120 steel clad steel
Density at 20°C
kg/m3 2700 2700 8890 7800 6590
Conductivity at 20°C
% IACS 61 59 97 10.1 20.3
Resistivity at 20°C
μΩ.m 0.0283 0.0293 0.01777 0.17 0.085
Ω.m 28.300E-9 29.300E-9 17.770E-9 170.000E-9 85.000E-9
Constant-mass temperature coefficient of resistance
per ºC 0.00403 0.0039 0.00381 0.0044 0.0036
Ultimate tensile stress
MPa 160–185 230–250 405–460 1310–1390 1270–1340
Modulus of elasticity
GPa 68 68 124 193 162
Coefficient of linear expansion
per ºC 23.0E10–6 23.0E10–6 17E10–6 11.5E10–6 12.9E10–6
Source: Electromagnetic Transients Porgram Reference Manual EMTP THOERY BOOK Volume 1
Relative permittivity and loss factor of insulation material.
Relative Permeability at 20 deg C Loss Factor tanδ at 50 Hz and 20 deg C

Value ranges from min to max Value ranges from min to max
Insulation Material (min) (max) (min)
Butyl rubber 3.0 4.0 0.05
Insulating oil 2.2 2.8 0.001
Oil-impregnated paper 3.3 4.2 0.003
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) 3.0 4.0 0.02
Polyethylene 2.3 0.0002
Crosslinked polyethylene (XLPE) 2.4 0.0004
anual EMTP THOERY BOOK Volume 1
ctor tanδ at 50 Hz and 20 deg C

nges from min to max
(max)
0.002
0.008
0.1
Material Electrical resistivity Relative Permeability
Ohm.m
Aluminium 2.8300E-08 1
Aluminium alloy 1120 2.9300E-08 1
Copper 1.7770E-08 1
Galvanised steel 1.7000E-07 200
Aluminium-clad steel 8.5000E-08 1
None

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C CC

This data structure is for a single, deterministic, transient simulation, which

BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

Skeleton of data cards for a single deterministic solution data case

BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

es), terminated by a blank card.

erminated by a blank card.

ating machinery. These are terminated by a blank card.

Phasor steady-state network solution)

BEGIN NEW DATA CASE

C Type 11 : Level signal

C ITYPE OUTPUT NA A B C T START T STOP

C ITYPE OUTPUT NA A B C T START T STOP

C ITYPE OUTPUT NA A B C T START T STOP

C ITYPE OUTPUT NA A B C T START T STOP

C Type 90 : Output = EMTP node voltage

+/- sign IN5 GAIN FIXED LO FIXED HI NAMED LO NAMED HI

+/- sign IN5 GAIN FIXED LO FIXED HI NAMED LO NAMED HI

+/- sign IN5 GAIN FIXED LO FIXED HI NAMED LO NAMED HI

+/- sign IN5 GAIN FIXED LO FIXED HI NAMED LO NAMED HI

nd z-blocks (so that the data cards must be ordered accordingly).

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

IN4 +/- sign IN5 A B C D E

C ITYPE BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2

C ITYPE BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2

C ITYPE BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2

C ITYPE BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2

C ITYPE BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2

C ITYPE BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2

C ITYPE BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2

C ITYPE BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2

C ITYPE BUS1 BUS2 RFBUS1 RFBUS2

Output R_OHM wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)

Output R_OHM wL(Ohm) wC(uMho) R_OHM

lternate high precision format

Output R_OHM wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)

lternate high precision format.

Output R_OHM wL(Ohm) wC(uMho)

1 0.315112246 0.753979181 0.069445281

sted b4 preceding $UNITS

D, LUMPED R-L ELEMENTS (TYPE 51,52,53,….)

Output R_OHM wL(Ohm)

Output R_OHM wL(Ohm)

sted b4 preceding $UNITS

Output R_OHM wL(Ohm) R_OHM wL(Ohm)

DELLING, LUMPED-RESISTANCE LINE MODELLING - IPUNCH=0,

DELLING, LUMPED-RESISTANCE LINE MODELLING - IPUNCH=0,

DELLING, DISTORTIONLESS - MODE - IPUNCH = 1,