Jawwad,

Hate to discourage you, but personally I find the wind and diesel equipment libraries in PSCAD/EMTDC to be far more user friendly, and at the same time detailed, than those in DigSilent.

Unless you are too particular about using DigSilent, I would recommend a switch to PSCAD without further delay. I think you will have an encouraging experience.

With best wishes.

-Sanjay

Hi Sanjay,

Thank you so much your response. Unfortunately i am bound to work only on DigSilent Power Factory while i do not have license for PSCAD. I am facing problem in conttoller tuning in fact.

Thank you again.

Hi Jawwad,

In that case, I am at least aware of the fact that at the Riso Labs, Denmark, they have worked on the specific platform (I don't know if they are still doing so !).

For some early work, check the weblink (unless you have already seen this document):

http://www.digsilent.es/tl_files/digsilent/files/powerfactory/application-examples/ris-r-1400.pdf

I would still think of a switch to PSCAD, if I were in your position!

-Sanjay

Hi,

I have your problem... You managed to create the model in Power Factory?

Thanks.

Patrícia

Okay Ali Parizad, it's a solution, a little expensive ... Already another question, does anyone know why there is a difference when doing the simulation using a synchronous generator and a static generator in the short-circuit analysis?

Thanks

Response to Patrícia:

The Short-circuit current of the synchronous generator is affected by armature reaction while the static generators are not! Therefore short-circuit current of the synchronous generator will reduce exponentially while the static generator exhibits a constant SC current. The static generators are the RMS model for renewable energy sources.

Jawwad Siddique Can you please send me the snapshot of your DFIG model you made in Digsilent. I urgently need it. Thanks.