Load Flow Software

• State-of-the-art graphical display of results
• Customize power flow study output reports using Crystal Reports®
• Generate study output reports in any language
• Voltage drop study, electrical losses, power flow calculations, power factor, etc.
• Input data, detailed load flows, & summaries
• Export load flow reports to your favorite word processing program
• Graphically display device evaluation results
• Graphically display buses with marginal or critical under / over voltage
• Export one-line diagrams including results to third party CAD systems
• Alert view to display critical & marginal limit violations
• Filtering alert view based on area, zone and/or region classification

Automatic Device Evaluation: Automatically generate critical and 
marginal alerts for overstressed 3-phase and 1-phase systems

The power-flow software program is capable of performing analysis on both radial and loop networks with option to select from several different power flow calculation methods in order to achieve the most efficient and accurate result.

• Adaptive Newton-Raphson, Newton-Raphson, Fast Decoupled
• Generator governors with isochronous or droop mode
• Generator exciters with AVR or Mvar or PF controllers
• Transformer load tap changers (online LTC / voltage regulators)
• Advanced solution techniques for fast powerflow convergence
• Multiple loading conditions
• Multiple generation conditions
• Swing, voltage regulated, & unregulated power sources
• Electrical voltage drop calculations & analysis
• Electrical load forecasting
• Alert view to display critical & marginal limit violations
• Bus / transformer / cable overload warning
• Single-phase load flow display
• Global & individual bus diversity factors
• Individual demand factors for continuous, intermittent, & spare operating conditions
• Option to update the initial condition from load flow solutions
• Phase-shifting transformer
• Power factor correction
• Multi-report load flow result analyzer
• Unlimited bus capability

Extensive Reporting: Detailed load flow
analysis reports and indispensable summaries including
branch losses, voltage drop calculations, and loading.