I want to measure an optimal reserve size in IEEE 39 Bus system considering frequency nadir and ROCOF after a generation tripping event. After each simulation, these parameters will be measured and RMS Simulations will continue until constraints are met. Does anyone have any example of how to implement this in DigSILENT Powerfactory using Python ? Or any similar problem solved using Python in Digsilent?
DIgSILENT PowerFactory Application Guide Python Tutorial DIgSILENT Technical Documentation
By: Jairo Salazar
https://www.academia.edu/35045732/DIgSILENT_PowerFactory_Application_Guide_Python_Tutorial_DIgSILENT_Technical_Documentation
Advanced Smart Grid Functionalities Based on PowerFactory
By: Francisco Gonzalez-Longatt and José Luis Rueda Torres
Abdelghani Rouini Thank you sir for your valuable suggestions. I have actually tried implementing the process shown in 'DIgSILENT PowerFactory Application Guide Python Tutorial DIgSILENT Technical Documentation' for RMS simulation. But in the process shown here, for extracting result file, the result file doesn't update as I do simulations consecutively. It remains fixed in the value of first simulated result. Is there any way to continuously update result files too? Thank you.
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