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A special Enterprise version of the PowerFactory software is made availabe to students being in the posession of a valid student ID card. The student version (PF4S) is featuring full access to those functions which are required to model and analyze most complex power systems incl. power electronic devices, unbalanced operation or AC/DC systems. All functions are included which are required to simulate steady state operation incl. harmonic loadflow, protection and reliability. Time domain simu...

Universities and other educational organizations have now better access to the superior PowerFactory technology. As we observe an increased demand in modeling and simulating modern power systems such as distributed generation incl. wind power, photovoltaics and micro turbines, DIgSILENT has decided to make three special versions of the Enterprise Package available: PF4E, PF4S and PF4T. The educational (PF4E) and student version (PF4S) allow full access to those functions which are required to...

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Universities and research institutes have now better access to the superior PowerFactory technology. As we observe an increased demand in modeling and simulating modern power systems such as distributed generation incl. wind power, photovoltaics and micro turbines, DIgSILENT has decided to make a special versions of the Enterprise Package available dedicated to public funded research activities: PF4R. The research license allow full access to those functions which are required to model and analyze...

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Operation of Electrical Transmission with Nodal Pricing and Pool System

Introduction : Power system consists typically of generators, transformers, transmission lines, ‎busbars, and utility equipment. Some electricity utilities were vertically integrated, generating the electrical energy, transmitting it ‎from the power plants to the load centres and distributing it to individual consumers. ‎In other cases, utility from which consumers purchased electricity was r...

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Generation of Electricity Using Nuclear Technology from Boiling Water Reactor.

Introduction : Greek philosopher Thales of Miletus (around 600 BC) discovered that when rubbing fur on amber, electric charge is built up on the amber. The charge attracts light objects such as hair. English physician William Gilbert (1544-1603) was the first to use the term electric which is derivation from the Greek word for amber (ηλεκτρον). The word amber...

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Project Management Time-Cost-Quality and Project Objectives

Introduction : Project is defined as a series of related jobs, or activities, or tasks usually directed toward some major output and requiring a significant period of time and cost to perform. The past several decades have been marked by rapid growth in the use of project management (PM) as means by which organizations achieve their set objectives. Project management can be defined as the process of organising, pl...

DIgSILENT PowerFactory 15.1.3 power system analysis and simulation software released earlier this year with new features.
Some of the features mentioned...

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DIgSILENT PowerFactory 15.1.3 power system analysis and simulation software released earlier this year with new features.
Some of the features mentioned below are already available in the current version, but were enhanced further in 15.1.3
Others are new features that were added after requests from our valuable customers worldwide.
You can also download the product flyer from attachment below.

Drawing and Visualization of Protection Devices : This includes CTs, ...

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