A free webinar focused on power system modeling and simulation will take place soon, offering insights into various analytical techniques for energy professionals. Participants will learn to construct power system networks programmatically using standard data formats and configure models for specific engineering objectives. The session will cover workflows for quasi-static 8760-hour simulations on an IEEE 123-node distribution feeder, as well as electromagnetic transient (EMT) simulations on transmission system benchmarks, including generator trip dynamics.
Attendees will also gain an understanding of comprehensive fault studies, learning how to systematically inject faults into a distribution system and utilize the resulting data to train machine-learning algorithms for automated fault detection and classification. Additionally, the webinar will address the integration of inverter-based resources (IBRs) into the grid, including techniques for frequency scanning and compliance testing for grid-forming converters against established interconnection standards.
This event aims to equip energy professionals with the necessary skills and knowledge to enhance their modeling and simulation capabilities in the evolving landscape of power systems. Interested individuals are encouraged to register for the webinar to secure their participation.
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