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solution for ATPDraw Warning 1

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Tofeil

Electrical
Mar 11, 2013
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Dear friends
I am faced a ATPDraw Warning as following:
%%% Notice. Two or more sinusoidal voltage sources are present on node "
therefore .lis file can not show maximum and minimum of output parameters.
However, the simulation results are reliable?
Regards
 
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Tofeil,
you are trying to enforce at the same times different different voltage sources at the same node, which is obviously a nonsense, except if all the different voltage sources have same magnitude and phase.
I would expect the simulation not to be reliable; only one of the two voltage sources will be considered (probably the first or the last in the .atp file).

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Dear FPelec
At first, thank you for your reply
One of the source is power station source and another is trapped charge source.
I would like to employ "trapped charge source (AC3ph with Tsta=5432)" with "TACS-controlled TYPE 13 switch" in switching overvoltage study. Can you help me to use "TACS-controlled TYPE 13 switch" and "trapped charge source" properly.
Regards
 
You probably have to change the phase angle of your source to match your trapped charge or put in a very small impedance between the source and your trapped charge.
 
"trapped charge source (AC3ph with Tsta=5432)" can not accept any phase angle and
there are substation impedance in back of main source.
Do you have any solution?
 
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