
This component models the load characteristics as a function of voltage magnitude and frequency. The expression of the characteristics is as follows:

And,

Where,
P = |
Equivalent load real power |
Q = |
Equivalent load reactive power |
Scale = |
Load scaling factor |
P0 = |
Real power at specified condition (Rated or Initial terminal) |
Q0 = |
Reactive power at specified condition (Rated or Initial terminal) |
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Load voltage |
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Voltage at specified condition (Rated or Initial terminal) |
KPF = |
dP/dF Frequency index for real power |
KQF = |
dQ/dF Frequency index for reactive power |
KA = |
Portion of the load specified by the first term |
NPA = |
dP/dV voltage index for real power in the first term |
NQA = |
dQ/dV voltage index for reactive power in the first term |
KB = |
Portion of the load specified by the second term |
NPB = |
dP/dV voltage index for real power in the second term |
NQB = |
dQ/dV voltage index for reactive power in the second term |
KC = |
Portion of the load specified by the third term |
NPC = |
dP/dV voltage index for real power in the third term |
NQC = |
dQ/dV voltage index for reactive power in the third term |
NOTE: dQ, dP, dV and dF are in all per-unit quantities
If this component is used in single-phase mode, every half cycle (at the appropriate voltage zero), the shunt resistor/inductor/capacitor is updated to reflect the nonlinear load effect as a function of RMS voltage and frequency.
If used in a 3-phase, single-line mode, the RLC values of all phases are changed when the voltage of any one of the phases goes through a zero crossing.
The load remains in constant impedance form until the user specified number of cycles of the fundamental frequency is passed. The nonlinear characteristic is effective within ±20% of the specified RMS voltage and ±DF% of the rated frequency (DF is defined as minimum of 10, 90/KPF and 90/KQF). Outside this range, the load reverts to constant impedance.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The initial values of R, L and C are computed based on the rated conditions supplied by the user. These values are kept constant until the specified number of cycles of the fundamental frequency has passed.
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See Reference [3] for more details on static load models and typical values for NP, NQ, KPF and KQF. |