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What is the PSS/E license type that PGCB holds? Answer: PGCB holds commercial type license. What is the current software version of PSS/E that PGCB holds? Answer: PSS/E software version 33.4 Are there any particular software functions on which PGCB staff would like to focus? Answer: PGCB Engineers want to focus on the following topics. Advanced Dynamic Simulation in PSS®E Refresh their knowledge of mathematical modeling tools (Laplace transform, transfer functions and block diagrams) and classical control techniques (transient and frequency response and numerical integration) Review power system dynamics Understand appropriate analytical software tools used for evaluating dynamic phenomena Understand the classifications of power system stability necessary to determine meaningful practical analysis Explore methods for solving stability problems Understand the process, setup procedures and classification of variables in dynamic simulation Perform data checking functions, including checking of excitation system and turbine governor model response Understand the basics of excitation system tuning Learn about dynamic modeling of power plant components, including synchronous machines, excitation systems, turbines and speed governors Learn how to simulate complex disturbances Use program automation to streamline the dynamic simulation Explore modeling of relays, HVDC systems, FACTS, loads and induction motors Study voltage collapse and dynamic voltage support and recovery Develop and incorporate user-written models into PSS®E Learn how to perform modal analysis using PSSPLT. Explore modeling of relays, HVDC systems, FACTS, loads and induction motors Study voltage collapse and dynamic voltage support and recovery

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What is the PSS/E license type that PGCB holds?Answer: PGCB holds commercial type license.What is the current software version of PSS/E that PGCB holds?Answer: PSS/E software version 33.4Are there any particular software functions on which PGCB staff would like to focus?Answer: PGCB Engineers want to focus on the following topics.Advanced Dynamic Simulation in PSSE Refresh their knowledge of mathematical modeling tools (Laplace transform, transfer functions and block diagrams) and classical control techniques (transient and frequency response and numerical integration) Review power system dynamics Understand appropriate analytical software tools used for evaluating dynamic phenomena Understand the classifications of power system stability necessary to determine meaningful practical analysis Explore methods for solving stability problems Understand the process, setup procedures and classification of variables in dynamic simulation Perform data checking functions, including checking of excitation system and turbine governor model response Understand the basics of excitation system tuning Learn about dynamic modeling of power plant components, including synchronous machines, excitation systems, turbines and speed governors Learn how to simulate complex disturbances Use program automation to streamline the dynamic simulation Explore modeling of relays, HVDC systems, FACTS, loads and induction motors Study voltage collapse and dynamic voltage support and recovery Develop and incorporate user-written models into PSSE Learn how to perform modal analysis using PSSPLT. Explore modeling of relays, HVDC systems, FACTS, loads and induction motors Study voltage collapse and dynamic voltage support and recovery Develop and incorporate user-written models into PSSE Automating and customizing procedures using Response Files, IPLAN and Python Learn how to perform modal analysis using PSSPLT

Training Need Assessment (TNA)Name of Course:Advanced Training on PSSE

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Level of Participant:Entry/Mid level System Planning Engineers

Duration:05 days

No. of Participants:6 Persons

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Nature of Training:Home/Abroad

Course Objective:Entry/Mid level System Planning engineers will acquire advance knowledge dynamics simulation in PSSE

Course Content: Advanced Dynamic Simulation in PSSE Refresh their knowledge of mathematical modeling tools (Laplace transform, transfer functions and block diagrams) and classical control techniques (transient and frequency response and numerical integration) Review power system dynamics Understand appropriate analytical software tools used for evaluating dynamic phenomena Understand the classifications of power system stability necessary to determine meaningful practical analysis Explore methods for solving stability problems Understand the process, setup procedures and classification of variables in dynamic simulation Perform data checking functions, including checking of excitation system and turbine governor model response Understand the basics of excitation system tuning Learn about dynamic modeling of power plant components, including synchronous machines, excitation systems, turbines and speed governors Learn how to simulate complex disturbances Use program automation to streamline the dynamic simulation Explore modeling of relays, HVDC systems, FACTS, loads and induction motors Study voltage collapse and dynamic voltage support and recovery Develop and incorporate user-written models into PSSE Learn how to perform modal analysis using PSSPLT. Explore modeling of relays, HVDC systems, FACTS, loads and induction motors Study voltage collapse and dynamic voltage support and recovery Develop and incorporate user-written models into PSSE Learn how to perform modal analysis using PSSPLT.