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Name of the Equipment Justifications
1. Real Time Digital Simulator
(RTDS)
2. Real Time Power System
Simulators , Comprising of
Generator, transformer,
Transmission lines, Turbine,
governor and FACTS
(RTPS )
SCADA/ Energy Management
3 System with Remote terminal
units ( RTU) and PMU and
IEDS
4. Current and Voltage Sensors
And Vacuum circuit breaker
5. Power Analyser
6. Storage & Mixed signal
Oscilloscope ( MSO)
The Real Time Digital Simulator, or RTDS,
provides power systems simulation technology for
fast, reliable and accurate study of power systems
with complex High Voltage Alternating Current
(HVAC) and High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC)
networks. The RTDS Simulator is a fully digital
electromagnetic transient power system simulator
that operates in real time.
Because the simulator functions in real time, the
power system algorithms can be calculated quickly
enough to continuously produce output conditions
that realistically represent conditions in a real
network.
Additionally, RTDS can be connected directly to
power system control and protection equipment
through a playback simulator.
It can be used for a range of studies including
performing real-time closed-loop testing of
protective relays and control systems, performing
analytical power system simulations, testing
protective relays and education and training
Finally, RTDS is extremely needed for carrying out
advance research work in the area of power system
protection, monitoring, control and analysis.
( Please See Enclosure –)
This is needed to synthesise a generating station,
transmission line, sub-station alongwith FACTS
devices in the laboratory with miniature modeling
for training to Undergraduate Students and also to
some extent to Post Graduate Curriculum.
It will be utilized for control, monitoring and data
acquisition of the power system network. The
signals from this system will be used for
developing various relaying algorithms and the
condition monitoring of the apparatus.
For power system signals to be scaled down,
isolated and communicated
Analysis of online behavior of power system
signals
For recording fault signals and studying off-line