Version 3.6.1 now includes: support for a slimmer parallel security key; an increased number of series elements; dynamic links to the user guide and technical manual. After a year of activity, the ERACS user site has undergone a refurbishment, which we hope you will enjoy.
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Version 3.6.0 now includes: a protection analyser for performing multiple fault studies within the protection module, a USB security key option, network-specific voltage levels and displayable voltage levels table, facilities to save network diagrams in additional graphics formats, and default element identifiers.
Version 3.5.1 now includes: a document-management facility that enables documents, such as pdf files or reports, to be associated with individual elements in your single-line diagram; a tool for plotting multiple harmonic waveforms; a new protection stability module; extra user-customisation options for graphs and an option to select wind turbine generators as sources of harmonic currents.
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Version 3.5.0 includes: a brand new calculation module which implements Engineering Recommendation G5/4, a model for core-type 2 winding transformers that are connected star to grounded-star, a facility that enables harmonic values to be displayed graphically in the time and frequency domains, extra formatting controls for rotating text and making text transparent.
Version 3.4.2 includes: a facility to model doubly-fed induction generators (DFIGs), transformer harmonic de-rating factors to UL, BS & ANSI/IEEE standards, increased 150Bus system elements, additional version sizes (50Bus, 100Bus, 300Bus & 500Bus) plus protection co-ordination and GUI upgrades.
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