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Discover ETAP ADMS™, a combined planning and operation solution to manage, control, visualize, and optimize electrical power distribution networks comprising of Geospatial Information System (GIS), Electrical Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition (SCADA), Distribution Management System (DMS), Distribution Network Applications (DNA), Outage Management System (OMS). Advanced Distribution Management System must offer flexible solutions to address the core requirement of the new digital grid to provide resiliency and reliability to the network while having the scalability to intelligently and proactively assess the outcome of the operations and contribute to the new requirements to minimize network cost and improve asset optimization. ETAP ADMS offers such an intelligent and robust decision support platform based on a unified Digital Twin of the electrical network with a collection of Geospatial-based distribution network applications integrated with mission-critical operational solutions to manage reliably and securely, control, visualize, and optimize small to vast distribution networks and smart grids.
Learn how utility engineers use ETAP’s transmission & distribution system analysis and optimization solutions to optimize capacity planning and improve reliability and safety using schematic or geospatial views. ETAP Grid™ transmission system software integrates transmission network planning with detailed substation models, network topology processing, transmission system analysis, electric SCADA and real-time transmission network energy management system. For integrated distribution network analysis, system planning and operations solution it offers a progressive geospatial platform for simulating, analyzing, operating and optimizing the performance of Utility Smart Grids.
Managing electrical networks is a complicated balancing act between equipment from various vendors, new sources of power, and the increasing need for high-quality power. The digitalization of energy systems is key to providing efficient, reliable, and safe energy. The Electrical Digital Twin represents the physical components of the electrical network. Connected to field devices, the digital twin allows engineers and operators to manage assets throughout the project lifecycle, run what-if scenarios assessing equipment response under specific conditions and analyze & optimize settings and procedures in a safe virtual environment.
ETAP 22 is released and available for download! The Electrical Digital Twin solution helps you design, operate, and automate safe, reliable, resilient, and compliant power systems - even more efficiently & collaboratively than before, on a single platform, facilitating fully integrated lifecycle digitization.
In this webinar, we demonstrated how easy it is to convert to ETAP 22 from various legacy software applications using the most advanced built-in data conversation tool. We also explored many of the new features & capabilities in ETAP 22 and revealed tips and tricks for the best ETAP experience.
As distributed energy resources (DERs) are creating unprecedented challenges for the electric grid, electric utilities must adapt to a new energy landscape paradigm. This article discusses technologies needed and available.
ETAP DataX provides interfaces to 3rd-party engineering and CAD software as well as built-in tools to automatically convert from legacy power system analysis software.
The magnetic field exposure analysis tool uses balanced & unbalanced load-flow currents and angles to determine the location of the worst-case magnetic field exposure due to conductors in underground raceways.
Digital twin driven power system analysis to improve safety & maintain compliance.
For some types of generator exciter systems, collector rings and brushes are used to provide energy from the exciter to the rotating field. The brushes wear down and constantly need to be replaced with the unit on-line and while brush/ring assembly is still energized, a risky and unsafe maintenance operation and may cause a serious harm. A potential shock and arc-flash hazard. This presentation addresses the important and dangerous maintenance of worn-down collector rings and brushes, electrical safety, lack of standards and guidelines, and a first possible calculation method.