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Provides an interactive,
graphics-based means of designing distribution networks, using the most economic cables
and transformers |
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Carry out basic electrical
analysis of low voltage electrical networks |
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Consumer types defined by 24hr
load profile with allowance for weekends. Consumer profiles are user definable and 200
typical profiles are included with base software |
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Transformer types can be fixed
or left to DINIS - Debut to design |
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Cable sizes can be fixed or
left to DINIS - Debut to design, including optimisation over 3, 2, and single phase
loading (4 wire) |
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Fault level calculation ensures
correct fusing |
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Practical cable selection
limits are included, such as minimum economical lengths and maximum number of types |
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Load patterns can be entered as
a single point or distributed along cables |
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Each point can be allocated as
a known load profile for a given customer. Individual points may have multiple profiles |
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Multiple consumer types can be
allocated to each cable |
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Graphical input and update of
networks |
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Relate network graphical data
to geographic coordinates |
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Cost of losses, maximum voltage
drop, recommended fusing and capitalised losses are included in the output summary |
