Power Systems Analysis Framework
Power Systems Analysis Framework (PSAF) is an integrated power systems analysis software package that includes the Graphic User Interface, Data Base Manager, and Electrical Equipment Parameter Estimation for creating the Network one-line diagram and associated database.
PSAF has the following optional additional modules:
CYMFLOW, Power Flow Analysis |
CYM-AC, Contingency Analysis |
CYM-Motor Start, Motor Starting Analysis |
PSAF, Line Parameters Calculation |
PSAF, Cable Parameters Calculation |
CYMFAULT, Short Circuit Analysis |
CYMOPF, Optimal Power Flow Analysis |
CYMSTAB, Transient Stability Analysis |
CYMVSTAB, Voltage Stability Assessment |
WECS, Wind Energy Conversion Systems |
CYMHARMO, Harmonic Analysis |
CYMLINE, One Line Diagram |
ARC FLASH, Arc Flash Hazard Analysis |
CYMTCC, Protective Device Coordination |
CYMGRD, Substation Grounding Grid Design and Analysis |
ANALYSIS MODULES > Add-on modules to customize your configuration to fit your applications and studies
The PSAF software is modular since each of the simulation and analysis modules listed below can be acquired independently from one another.
- Power Flow
- Motor Starting
- AC Contingency Analysis
- Optimal Power Flow
- Short Circuit ANSI and IEC Interface
- ARC Flash Hazard
- Transient Stability
- User Defined Modeling
- Breaker Rating Analysis
- Wind Energy Conversion Systems
- Voltage Stability
- Harmonic Analysis
- On Line Diagram Autocad (TM) Interface
Each of the simulation modules features industry-proven, state of the art modeling and solution techniques, making PSAF a reliable tool for demanding engineering analysis.
Electrical Equipment Parameter Estimation
In the absence of detailed information, PSAF is capable of suggesting typical data for the system equipment. These estimating functions account for a wide array of industry manufacturing practices and respect the recommendations outlined in both North American and International calculating guidelines.
This includes advanced Overhead Line and Cable Parameter Estimation Programs.
Transmission line models are defined by their geometrical line configurations. Transposed and/or full three-phase un-transposed models including frequency dependency are supported for single or double circuit lines, with solid or tubular conductors, multiple conductors per phase and multiple neutral wires (segmented or not).