SOUSA, M. R. F.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0221265788966967; SOUSA, Marckson Roberto Ferreira de.
Résumé:
In the teaching of some disciplines in the area of Electrical Power Systems (SEP), one of the problems usually encountered is the difficulty of carrying out experiments practical, given the difficulty of reproducing a SEP, even if "reduced, in the laboratory. The use of" network analyzers "also presents a series of operational problems and are practically no longer used. The digital computer has been widely used in the solution In this work, an Integrated Computational System is presented, using simultaneously computer graphics and
numerical computation to simulate the operation of an Electricity Distribution System (SDEE) on a permanent basis. The simulator allows, in an interactive way, the analysis of: voltage drop, feeder loading, reactive allocation, short circuit, network reconfiguration and probabilistic load modeling. The computer system should be used as didactic support for courses in the SDEE area, and can also be used for training technicians in dispatch and operation of the Electric Power networks.