Power System Simulation Program for To Control System Freque

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To simulate a power system with conventional generators, loads, and wind farms, it's essential to measure system frequency and voltage to manage circuit breaker operations effectively. Recommended simulation programs include Siemens PSS and Neplan, though they require extensive grid data that is often restricted for security reasons. For those seeking generic test systems, resources like the University of Washington's PSTCA can be useful. MATLAB and PowerWorld can also be utilized, but specific guidance on their application for this purpose is lacking. Finding the right tools and data is crucial for effective simulation and control of power systems.
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Hello.

I need to simulate a power system including conventional generators, loads and wind farm. I want to measure system frequency and voltage esspecially. According to these values for any kind unwanted of voltage and frequency changes circuit breaker should be opened and wind farm will be disconnected from the grid.

But I could not find a kind of simulation program or I do not know how to do it with MATLAB and PowerWorld.

How can I simulate the system? Which program should I use?
 
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Here are a couple that the professionals use. But that may not help. To use these programs you need lots of data for the topology and parameters of the grid in your area. All that data used to be open, but after 911 it is secret to prevent terrorists from using iT.

http://w3.siemens.com/smartgrid/global/en/products-systems-solutions/software-solutions/planning-data-management-software/planning-simulation/pages/pss-e.aspx

http://support.neplan.ch/html/e/e_PowerSystems_Overview_default_desktop.htm

But you can go here to find some generic test systems

http://www2.ee.washington.edu/research/pstca/
 
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