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| Dispatcher
Load Flow Dispatcher Load Flow employs any or all of three algorithms to arrive at a power flow solution. It can run in either real-time or in off-line study modes, analyzing real-time data, a set of previously saved cases, or data input manually or through a file. DLF provides three load flow solution algorithms: - Full Newton-Raphson solution - Fast Decoupled, Stott and Alsac Solution - Gauss Cetyl Iterative Solution All three solutions are available at all times, employ the same database and user dialogue, and can be used interchangeably. Where it is advantageous to do so, a user can initiate a solution with one method, solve several iterations, and then switch to another method to complete the solution. Please contact your Advanced Control Systems representative for more information about this product. |
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