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July 29, 2010

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COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES AND UTILITY
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The Energy Sector, Power Distribution
Division of Siemens Aktiengesellschaft (Siemens) together with SCS
Info Tech, LLC (SCS), a New York based company announced the
acquisition by Siemens of QuickStab®. Siemens
took over the enhancement, further development and continuing support of QuickStab,
and is now distributing it worldwide both in real-time, on its
flagship Spectrum Power SCADA/EMS solutions, and as a stand-alone
offline application (read more...)
Here are just a few notable facts about
this industry-unique application: |
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Seamlessly integrated with the real-time
and study-mode network analysis sequence by the major SCADA/EMS
vendors
(read
more... check the latest press releases
about new
QuickStab® users and upgrades of existing installations)-
The field-proven Real-Time QuickStab Extensions provide for easy,
“do-it-yourself” integration of the computational and display engines
of QuickStab® with new or existing SCADA/EMS systems (read
more...) -
Used by Electric Utilities (read
more...), Independent System Operators (read
more...), Transmission and Market System Operators (read
more...), National Dispatch Centers (read
more...) in system dispatching and market operations -- read
more about real-time implementations
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Performs steady-state
stability profiling of load buses
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Ranks the generators in the order of their impact upon
user-selected load buses
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Displays the risk of blackout in a
graphical format that’s easy to understand
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Helps monitor the distance to instability
on real-time SCADA trending charts (download
actual trending chart taken from a real-time system) --
“The era of real-time tracking of the risk of
blackout has begun ...(read
more...)" -
Compares base case results with those from
contingency scenarios on innovative speedometer charts -- (read
more...)-
It's fast
-- 3382 bus system is evaluated in 1 second on PC; the complete
solution of a dynamic contingency case or the solution of a look-ahead
voltage stability study is calculated within approximately1.5 seconds -
It’s
accurate - published results of independently conducted benchmarking
studies confirm its precision and reliability, e.g., as reported in
Chapter 3 and Appendix A in the book Real-Time Stability Assessment in Modern
Power System Control Centers, Wiley-IEEE Press, New York, 2009, ISBN
9780470233306
http://www.wiley.com/ieee (click
to review additional accuracy testing results)
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