EMTP® is the most technically advanced transients analysis software for the simulation and analysis of electromagnetic, electromechanical and control systems transients in multiphase electric power systems.
EMTP® is suited to a wide variety of power system studies including and not limited to:
Insulation coordination | Power electronics and FACTS |
Switching surges | Wind generation |
Ferroresonnance | Lightning surges |
HVDC | Network analysis |
Protection | Series compensation |
Shaft torsional stress | Switchgear |
Synchronous machines |
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Insulation coordination:
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–For economically acceptable risk of failure
–Service disruption
-Lightning is current source model (CIGRE Model)
–Induced voltage: less than 10 kV, problematic for lower voltage systems
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Switching surges:
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Ferroresonance
–Non-linear Inductance ( Power Transformers, Potential Measurement Transformers, …)
–Capacitance (Cables, Air-insulated conductors,….)
–Voltage Source
–Low losses
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Power electronics and FACTS
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HVDC
- HVDC simulation requires both a good solver and precise models (MOSFETs, Control, Lines&Cables, Fault, ….)
- Bipolar, Back-to-Back and Multi-terminal HVDC systems can be simulated
- Both Average-Value Model (fast) or Detailed Models (precise) can be simulated
- Generic and complete models of Modular Multilevel HVDC Converter (MMC) are provided
Lightning surges:
- Backflash,
- induced surges,
- incoming surges at stations.
Network analysis:
- Network separation, power quality, geomagnetic storms, interaction between compensation and control components, wind generation
- Unbalanced distribution networks.
- Detailed simulation and analysis of large scale (unlimited size) electrical systems.
- Distribution networks and distributed generation
Protection:
- Power oscillations,
- Saturation problems,
- Surge arrester influences.
Series compensation:
- MOV energy absorption,
- Short-circuit conditions,
- Network interaction.
Shaft torsional stress:
- Subsynchronous resonance,
- Switching-induced
Switchgear:
- TRV,
- Shunt compensation,
- Current chopping,
- Delayed-current zero conditions,
- Arc interaction.
Synchronous machines:
- SSR,
- auto-excitation,
- control.