Intermediate Library for PSCAD V5

Last Updated: July 13, 2023

The Intermediate Library is a collection of library models that are being developed post-release. This library, which was initially created starting at v4.6.3, is periodically updated with improvements and new models.

The Intermediate Library for V5 is installed within the example folder, to a location similar to path below. This workspace will load the Intermediate Library and example projects that use the new models.

C:\Users\Public\Documents\PSCAD\<version>\Examples\ModelsInProgress\ModelsInProgress.pswx

Please note that there are no help files for this library because this is in development, but please feel free to use the library and provide any feedback (support@mhi.ca).

Updates

New Models and Enhancements

  1. Moving Average Filter added

  2. Multirate transmission line now supports communication over shared memory.

  3. Multimass model that can be configured to use defined power share instead of torque share.

  4. Unified Three Phase Signal Processor (Three-phase ePLL) model added.

  5. Instantaneous abc to sequence waveform filter added.

  6. Component to read data from a file based on rank or run number added.

  7. Component to validate cable parameters added.

Bug fixes

  1. FDNE – better memory management.

  2. A scripting bug in the fixed_load is resolved.

  3. FDNE bug related to multiple Harmonic injections is fixed.

  4. Bug in fixed load when the voltage goes outside 0.8-1.2 pu range was fixed.

  5. Bug in classical transformer models with vector groups resolved.
  6. Bug fix related to the cable validation tool.


Setup Instructions

a. Download and extract (unzip) the attached “intermediate” file.

b. In the examples directory listed below, replace the existing "lib" folder with the extracted "lib" folder (contains the new object files):
             C:\Users\Public\Documents\PSCAD\<version>\Examples\ModelsInProgress

c. Replace the existing "intermediate.pslx" with the extracted file with the same name.

Examples

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