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Industrial power system simulation modeling-procedures for designing software
The language choices, computer-aided engineering and design interfaces, and standards for power system software used by electric utility industries are discussed. The techniques used in time-current coordination studies, load flow programs, transient motor starting analyses, and transient stability modeling programs are described. Recommendations for machine models, governor models, load models, protection relay models, disturbance modeling, and industrial system studies are presented.<>