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+C BENCHMARK DCNEW-21
+C James Randall of BPA suggested the linear scaling of angles during a
+C FREQUENCY SCAN as explained in the July, 1997, newsletter. First (this
+C subcase), we show his old solution (note blank columns 57-64 of the
+C FREQUENCY SCAN card). This, he says, is wrong for engineering. The
+C angles of the sources remain fixed at the values specified on the Type-
+C 14 source cards. At each frequency, the source is balanced, 3-phase:
+C 1st of 21 subcases (only 2nd is related to this first one).
+C 21 March 2001, expand to illustrate Pisa-format .PL4 file for normal,
+C old FREQUENCY SCAN. This is the 3rd of 3 Pisa-format illustrations.
+C The 4th subcase of DCNEW-22 is for time simulation, and the 15th
+C subcase of this same disk file is for verification of HFS. While HFS
+C and FS should be structurally comparable, in fact the illustrations
+C are quite different because this present example involves 2 output
+C parts (magnitude and angle) for each variable. The 15th subcase only
+C involved a single output part. This was the default, and the most
+C common choice. But polar output is not rare, so had better be shown
+C to work for Pisa-format files. To confirm that Pisa-format .PL4 file
+C really is being used, turn on diagnostic printout for overlay 28 and
+C search the .DBG file for LU4BEG. Pisa will be mentioned.
+$DEPOSIT, NEWPL4=2 { Use SPY DEPOSIT to change .PL4 file type from STARTUP value
+C To prove that Pisa-format code is being used, it is easy to turn on debug
+C printout. Use here is like that pioneered in subcase 15, which did HFS.
+C But diagnostic here requires more care because the network is bigger and
+C there are more harmonics (overlay 11 would produce a lot). It is easiest
+C just to turn on diagnostic for plotting (see following card). In the
+C .DBG file, look for the name LU4BEG to see Pisa-related data values.
+C DIAGNOSTIC 9
+PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 11, 2, { Each column of width 11 includes 2 blank bytes
+FREQUENCY SCAN 30.0 30.0 500.0
+ 10.0E-6 -.1000 60.0 0.0
+ 1 1
+ TRANSFORMER 0.001 100.0 TX01A
+ 9999
+ 1WYEA 0.500 5.000 139.43
+ 2DELTA DELTB 0.050 0.500 13.800
+ TRANSFORMER TX01A TX01B
+ 1WYEB
+ 2DELTB DELTC
+ TRANSFORMER TX01A TX01C
+ 1WYEC
+ 2DELTC DELTA
+ DELTA 0.10
+ DELTB 0.10
+ DELTC 0.10
+ WYEA 0.001
+ WYEB 0.001
+ WYEC 0.001
+ SRC1A DELTA 0.001
+ SRC1B DELTB 0.001
+ SRC1C DELTC 0.001
+BLANK card ending branch cards
+BLANK card ending non-existent switch cards
+ POLAR OUTPUT VARIABLES { 2nd of 3 alternatives gives mag, angle (not mag only)
+C The preceding is 2nd of 3 alternatives. The other 2 are, after commenting:
+C BOTH POLAR AND RECTANGULAR { Request for (in order): mag, angle, real, imag
+C RECTANGULAR OUTPUT VARIABLES { 3rd of 3 alternative outputs gives real, imag
+14SRC1A -1 1.00 60.0 0.0 -1.0
+14SRC1B -1 1.00 60.0 -120.0 -1.0
+14SRC1C -1 1.00 60.0 120.0 -1.0
+BLANK card ending all electric source cards
+C Note: following branch output replaces node voltage for SRC1A. Because
+C no polarity reversal here, this is, in fact, the node voltage.
+C But original plot was the negative of the node voltage because it
+C was requested as (MAG, SRC1A). We do likewise here (below).
+-5SRC1A { -5 ==> 2A6 name pairs for voltage differences (branch V)
+ SRC1B SRC1C
+C Column headings for the 3 output variables follow. These are divided among the 3 possible FS variable classes as follows ....
+C First 3 output variables are electric-network voltage differences (upper voltage minus lower voltage);
+C For each variable, magnitude is followed immediately by angle. Both halves of the pair are labeled identically, note.
+C Step F [Hz] SRC1A SRC1A SRC1B SRC1B SRC1C SRC1C
+C TERRA TERRA
+C 1 30. .09351069 78.087254 .09351069 -41.91275 .09351069 -161.9127
+C 2 60. .18400971 83.978526 .18400971 -36.02147 .18400971 -156.0215
+C 3 90. .27517196 85.97743 .27517196 -34.02257 .27517196 -154.0226
+BLANK card ending node voltage outputs
+C 15 450. 1.3731177 89.193946 1.3731177 -30.80605 1.3731177 -150.8061
+C 16 480. 1.4647197 89.244282 1.4647197 -30.75572 1.4647197 -150.7557
+C 17 510. 1.5563378 89.288695 1.5563378 -30.71131 1.5563378 -150.7113
+ PRINTER PLOT
+C 183 5. -1. SRC1A
+C The preceding plot card was used until 21 March 2001 when this test case
+C was switched from normal C-like .PL4 file to Pisa-format C-like .PL4 file
+C by means of the assignment NEWPL4 = 2 near the start. It turns out this
+C changed the plot a little because the preceding plot request is to plot
+C all available points. Whereas the nominal ending frequency F-max is 500,
+C ATP did produce a solution for 510 after completing 480. This happens for
+C either type of .PL4 file. But plotting is different. The Pisa-format
+C file knows that the user-declared F-max = 500, and this will be read
+C from the disk file at the start of plotting, thereby erasing the 510 that
+C was stored in memory. The preceding plot card then would plot to 500, not
+C to 510. To produce an identical plot, we must specify 102 seconds (Hz)
+C per inch, F-min = 0.0 and F-max = 510 as follows:
+ 183102 0.0510. SRC1A
+C Of course, since these are nice round numbers, the plot is so labeled.
+C Not so for the original, which involved roundoff. Remember, the plot
+C file is only single precision, so 7 or 8 digits is the limit of math.
+C Look at the labeling after 1 inch: 102.000001 By switching to a Pisa-
+C format file, such roundoff disappears. The value is just 102. |
+BLANK card terminating plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C BENCHMARK DCNEW-21
+C 2nd of 21 subcases shows the "corrected" solution that James Randall
+C says makes engineering sense: the linear scaling of angles during
+C the FREQUENCY SCAN. Here the source is balanced 3-phase at the given
+C frequency (60 Hz), but will be zero-sequence at the 3rd harmonic
+C (3 * 120 degrees = 360 degrees). Since current is being injected,
+C the resulting voltage is a measure of the zero-sequence impedance.
+C A delta-connected transformer winding represents a high impedance
+C to such currents, and this will produce high voltage at 180 Hz.
+C Columns 57-64 of following card define the James Randall Memorial Frequency:
+$DEPOSIT, NEWPL4=0 { Use SPY DEPOSIT to cancel the value set in preceding subcas
+FREQUENCY SCAN 30.0 30.0 500.0 60.0
+ 10.0E-6 -.1000 60.0 0.0
+ 1 1 0 0 1
+ TRANSFORMER 0.001 100.0 TX01A
+ 9999
+ 1WYEA 0.500 5.000 139.43
+ 2DELTA DELTB 0.050 0.500 13.800
+ TRANSFORMER TX01A TX01B
+ 1WYEB
+ 2DELTB DELTC
+ TRANSFORMER TX01A TX01C
+ 1WYEC
+ 2DELTC DELTA
+ DELTA 0.10
+ DELTB 0.10
+ DELTC 0.10
+ WYEA 0.001 3
+ WYEB 0.001
+ WYEC 0.001
+ SRC1A DELTA 0.001
+ SRC1B DELTB 0.001
+ SRC1C DELTC 0.001
+C Preceding data subcase used no column-80 punches. We had one branch
+C voltage, but it was requested by "-5" along with node voltages. Here,
+C we illustrate the equivalent output, only using column 80:
+ SRC1A 1.E18 2
+BLANK card ending branch cards
+BLANK card ending non-existent switch cards
+14SRC1A -1 1.00 60.0 0.0 -1.0
+14SRC1B -1 1.00 60.0 -120.0 -1.0
+14SRC1C -1 1.00 60.0 120.0 -1.0
+BLANK card ending all electric source cards
+ SRC1B SRC1C
+C First 4 output variables are electric-network voltage differences (upper voltage minus lower voltage);
+C Next 1 output variables are branch currents (flowing from the upper node to the lower node);
+C Only the magnitude of each variable is outputted. This is the default choice, which was not superseded by any request.
+C Step F [Hz] WYEA SRC1A SRC1B SRC1C WYEA
+C TERRA TERRA TERRA
+C 1 30. .32992E-4 35367.735 35367.797 35367.764 .03299152
+C 2 60. .57143E-4 .18400971 .18400971 .18400971 .05714329
+C 3 90. .65984E-4 5894.9935 5894.4445 5894.4445 .06598395
+BLANK card ending node voltage outputs
+C 15 450. .66009E-4 1180.7561 1178.0102 1178.0102 .06600855
+C 16 480. .57168E-4 1.4647197 1.4647197 1.4647197 .05716813
+C 17 510. .33008E-4 2079.938 2080.6998 2080.7333 .03300792
+C Variable maxima : .66009E-4 35367.735 35367.797 35367.764 .06600855
+C F [Hz] of maxima: 450. 30. 30. 30. 450.
+C Variable minima : .3118E-17 .18400971 .18400971 .18400971 .3118E-14
+C F [Hz] of minima: 360. 60. 60. 60. 360.
+ PRINTER PLOT
+ 183 5. -1. SRC1A
+BLANK card terminating plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 3rd of 21 subcases is unrelated to the preceding two. Instead, it
+C introduces HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN by Gabor Furst. Added around the
+C end of 1997, it will not be described before the April, 1998, issue
+C of the newsletter. This example involves 1 source and 6 harmonics.
+C Cols. 21-30 of the source cards carry frequency in Hz because minimum
+C is equal to the power frequency (50). For more sources, harmonics,
+C and the use of harmonic numbers rather than frequency, see 4th subcase
+C 3 November 1998, add branch from NONE to earth to illustrate the
+C correct handling of unexcited branches. See Jan, 1999, newsletter.
+PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 11, 2, { Each column of width 11 includes 2 blank bytes
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50., ! Needed so mimimum frequency is recognized as fundamental
+C HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN -1.0 DELFFS < 0 ==> log F (not F) in .PL4 file
+HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN { Non-negative DELFFS in 25-32 means F in Hz (not log F)
+ 1.0 0.0
+ 1 1 1 0 1 { Note request for phasor branch flows
+ SWIT LOAD 10. 3
+ NONE 2.0 1
+ LOAD 1000.
+-1SWIT OPEN .3055 5.82 .012 1.0 { One mile of DC-37 line
+BLANK card ending all branches
+ GEN SWIT -1. 1
+BLANK card ending all switch cards
+14GEN 1.0 50. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.3 100. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.5 200. 0.0 { Note cols. 21-30 is frequency in Hz
+14GEN 1.4 300. 0.0
+BLANK card ending source cards
+BLANK card ending F-dependent series R-L-C branches (none, for this subcase)
+ GEN LOAD { Names of nodes for voltage output
+C First 3 output variables are electric-network voltage differences (upper voltage minus lower voltage);
+C Next 3 output variables are branch currents (flowing from the upper node to the lower node);
+C Step F [Hz] SWIT GEN LOAD GEN SWIT SWIT
+C LOAD SWIT LOAD NONE
+C 1 50. .03181488 1.0 .99949378 .00317772 .00318149 0.0
+C 2 100. .02068752 1.3 1.2998354 .00205895 .00206875 0.0
+C 3 200. .01193624 1.5 1.4999525 .001171 .00119362 0.0
+C 4 300. .00742713 1.4 1.3999803 .71104E-3 .74271E-3 0.0
+C Variable max: .03181488 1.5 1.4999525 .00317772 .00318149 0.0
+C F [Hz] of maxima: 50. 200. 200. 50. 50. 50.
+C Variable min: .00742713 1.0 .99949378 .71104E-3 .74271E-3 0.0
+C F [Hz] of minima: 300. 50. 50. 300. 300. 50.
+C Note currents of the final 2 columns agree less as frequency rises. The
+C difference is charging current of that 1-mile distributed line section. As
+C frequency goes to zero, agreement is perfect due to no capacitive current.
+BLANK card ends output requests (just node voltages, for FREQUENCY SCAN)
+ CALCOMP PLOT { Needed to cancel preceding PRINTER PLOT of 2nd subcase
+C 19690. 0. 300. 0. 2. LOAD mag
+ 14690. 0. 300. 0. 2. LOAD
+C Derived from F-scan: 1) RMS value = 1.85719715E+00 2) THD = 2.43009301E+02%
+BLANK card ending plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 4th of 21 subcases is related to the preceding one. It illustrates
+C HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN (HFS) by Gabor Furst. This example involves
+C more sources (2) and harmonics (14). Cols. 21-30 of the source cards
+C carries harmonic numbers rather than frequencies in Hz because minimum
+C is unity rather than equal to the power frequency 50.
+PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 11, 2, { Each column of width 11 includes 2 blank bytes
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50., ! Needed so mimimum frequency is recognized as fundamental
+C HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN -1.0 DELFFS < 0 ==> log F (not F) in .PL4 file
+HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN { Non-negative DELFFS in 25-32 means F in Hz (not log F)
+ 1.0 0.0
+ 1 1 1 0 { Note request for phasor branch flows
+ SWIT LOAD 10. 1
+ LOAD EARTH 1000.
+-1SWIT OPEN .3055 5.82 .012 138.
+BLANK card ending all branches
+ GEN SWIT -1. 2
+BLANK card ending all switch cards
+14GEN 1.0 1. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.3 2. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.5 4. 0.0 { Note cols. 21-30 is harmonic number
+14GEN 1.4 6. 0.0
+14GEN 1.1 8. 0.0
+14GEN 0.7 10. 0.0
+14GEN 0.5 12. 0.0
+14GEN 0.3 14. 0.0
+14EARTH 1.E-19 1. 0.0 { 2nd source has amplitude almost zero
+14EARTH 1.E-19 4. 0.0 { 2nd source involves fewer harmonics
+BLANK card ending source cards
+BLANK card ending F-dependent series R-L-C branches (none, for this subcase)
+C Following is added after col.-80 punch on switch was changed to 2 from 3.
+C Here the default name SWT001 is used to access the first switch.
+-1SWT001 { -1 ==> Branch/switch current out; use A6 component names
+ GEN LOAD { Names of nodes for voltage output
+C First 3 output variables are electric-network voltage differences (upper voltage minus lower voltage);
+C Next 2 output variables are branch currents (flowing from the upper node to the lower node);
+C Step F [Hz] GEN GEN LOAD GEN SWIT
+C SWIT SWIT LOAD
+C 1 50. 0.0 1.0 .99949378 .00263778 .00318149
+C 2 100. 0.0 1.3 1.2998354 .42222E-3 .00206875
+C 3 200. 0.0 1.5 1.4999525 .01598538 .00119362
+BLANK card ends output requests (just node voltages, for FREQUENCY SCAN)
+C 4 300. 0.0 1.4 1.3999803 .00365709 .74271E-3
+C 5 400. 0.0 1.1 1.0999913 .83054E-3 .43767E-3
+C 6 500. 0.0 0.7 .69999645 .30433E-3 .22282E-3
+C 7 600. 0.0 0.5 .49999824 .00174186 .13263E-3
+C 8 700. 0.0 0.3 .29999922 .00120951 .68209E-4
+ CALCOMP PLOT { Needed to cancel preceding PRINTER PLOT of 2nd subcase
+C 19690. 0. 900. 0. 2. LOAD mag
+ 14690. 0. 900. 0. 2. LOAD
+C Derived from F-scan: 1) RMS value = 2.11404071E+00 2) THD = 2.81911204E+02%
+BLANK card ending plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 5th of 21 subcases illustrate HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN by Gabor Furst
+C using one of the new frequency-depend resistors. The concept is more
+C general than just R in that it applies to R, L, and C of series R-L-C
+C branch. There are two points for each parameter, allowing a straight
+C line to be drawn thru them for linear interpolation at each frequency.
+C Note values (R, F) = (5, 50) and (50, 500) ===> R(F) = F / 10. The
+C inductance gives X = wL = 6.28 * .01 * F = .0628 * F. So, looding at
+C V-node of LOAD, impedance division ==> V = jX / ( R + jX ). Dividing
+C out the jX, 1/V = 1 + 0.1 / j.0628 ) = 1 - j /.0628 ==> V = .28 +j.45
+C = .53 /__ 57.9 degrees. So, V is a constant, independent of frequency
+C because R is proportional to frequency. This makes verification easy.
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50., ! Needed so mimimum frequency is recognized as fundamental
+HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN { Non-negative DELFFS in 25-32 means F in Hz (not log F)
+ 1.0 0.0
+ 1 1 1 1 1 { Note request for phasor branch flows
+ GEN LOAD 5. { F-dependent resistance gives R at power freq
+ LOAD 10. { Constant inductance (nothing new here)
+BLANK card ending all branches
+BLANK card ending all switch cards
+ POLAR OUTPUT VARIABLES { 2nd of 3 alternatives gives mag, angle (not mag only)
+14GEN 1.0 50. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.0 100. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.0 200. 0.0 { Note cols. 21-30 is frequency in Hz
+14GEN 1.0 300. 0.0
+BLANK card ending source cards
+NEXT FREQUENCY FOR SERIES RLC 500. { Elevated frequency for interpolation
+ GEN LOAD 50. { R of F-dependent resistance at higher freq.
+BLANK card ending F-dependent series R-L-C branches
+-1LIN001 { -1 ==> Branch/switch current out; use A6 component names
+-4LIN002 { -4 ==> Branch/switch power & energy; use A6 component names
+ GEN LOAD { Names of nodes for voltage output
+C First 3 output variables are electric-network voltage differences (upper voltage minus lower voltage);
+C Next 2 output variables are branch currents (flowing from the upper node to the lower node);
+C For each variable, magnitude is followed immediately by angle. Both halves of the pair are labeled identically, note.
+C Step F [Hz] LOAD LOAD GEN GEN LOAD LOAD GEN GEN LOAD LOAD
+C TERRA TERRA LOAD LOAD TERRA TERRA
+C 1 50. .53201804 57.858092 1.0 0.0 .53201804 57.858092 .1693466 -32.14191 .1693466 -32.14191
+C 2 100. .53201804 57.858092 1.0 0.0 .53201804 57.858092 .0846733 -32.14191 .0846733 -32.14191
+C 3 200. .53201804 57.858092 1.0 0.0 .53201804 57.858092 .04233665 -32.14191 .04233665 -32.14191
+C 4 300. .53201804 57.858092 1.0 0.0 .53201804 57.858092 .02822443 -32.14191 .02822443 -32.14191
+BLANK card ends output requests
+C Variable max : .53201804 57.858092 1.0 0.0 .53201804 57.858092 .1693466 -32.14191 .1693466 -32.14191
+C F [Hz] of max: 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 300.
+C Variable min : .53201804 57.858092 1.0 0.0 .53201804 57.858092 .02822443 -32.14191 .02822443 -32.14191
+C F [Hz] of min: 50. 300. 50. 50. 50. 300. 300. 50. 300. 50.
+BLANK card ending plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 6th of 21 subcases illustrate HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN by Gabor Furst
+C is related to preceding. R(F) ---> L(F). Basic network is the same
+C as preceding subcase. But here, R = 5 ohms is constant. There is an
+C effort to keep X constant by having L vary inversely with frequency.
+C There are 3 points, and wL of 1st is the same as the last. In the
+C middle, there is discrepancy, of course, because 1/w is not linear.
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50., ! Needed so mimimum frequency is recognized as fundamental
+HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN { Non-negative DELFFS in 25-32 means F in Hz (not log F)
+ 1.0 0.0
+ 1 1 1 0
+ GEN LOAD 5.
+ LOAD 10. { L at lower of two frequencies (power F)
+BLANK card ending all branches
+BLANK card ending all switch cards
+14GEN 1.0 50. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.0 100. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.0 200. 0.0 { Note cols. 21-30 is frequency in Hz
+BLANK card ending source cards
+NEXT FREQUENCY FOR SERIES RLC 200. { Elevated frequency for interpolation
+ LOAD 2.5 { L of F-dependent resistance at higher F
+BLANK card ending F-dependent series R-L-C branches
+-5LOAD GEN { -5 ==> 2A6 name pairs for voltage differences (branch V)
+ GEN LOAD { Names of nodes for voltage output
+-1LIN002 { -1 ==> Branch/switch current out; use A6 component names
+C First 3 output variables are electric-network voltage differences ...
+C Next 1 output variables are branch currents (flowing from the upper ..
+C Step F [Hz] LOAD GEN LOAD LOAD
+C GEN TERRA
+C 1 50. .84673302 1.0 .53201804 .1693466
+C 2 100. .72772718 1.0 .68586671 .14554544
+C 3 200. .84673302 1.0 .53201804 .1693466
+BLANK card ends output requests (just node voltages, for FREQUENCY SCAN)
+BLANK card ending plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 7th of 21 subcases illustrate HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN by Gabor Furst
+C is related to preceding. L(F) ---> C(F). Basic network is the same
+C as preceding subcase but with inductance L replaced by capacitance C.
+C Try to keep Xc constant by having C vary inversely with frequency F.
+C There are 3 points, and wC of 1st is the same as the last. In the
+C middle, there is discrepancy, of course, because 1/w is not linear.
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50., ! Needed so mimimum frequency is recognized as fundamental
+HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN { Non-negative DELFFS in 25-32 means F in Hz (not log F)
+ 1.0 0.0
+ 1 1 1 0
+ GEN LOAD 5.
+ LOAD 400. { C at lower of two freq (power F)
+BLANK card ending all branches
+BLANK card ending all switch cards
+14GEN 1.0 50. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.0 100. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.0 200. 0.0 { Note cols. 21-30 is frequency in Hz
+BLANK card ending source cards
+NEXT FREQUENCY FOR SERIES RLC 200. { Elevated frequency for interpolation
+ LOAD 100. { C of F-dep capacitanc at higher F
+BLANK card ending F-dependent series R-L-C branches
+-5GEN LOAD { -5 ==> 2A6 name pairs for voltage differences (branch V)
+ GEN LOAD { Names of nodes for voltage output
+-1LIN001LIN002 { -1 ==> Branch/switch current out; use A6 component names
+C First 3 output variables are electric-network voltage differences (upper voltage minus lower voltage);
+C Next 2 output variables are branch currents (flowing from the upper node to the lower node);
+C Step F [Hz] GEN GEN LOAD GEN LOAD
+C LOAD LOAD TERRA
+C 1 50. .53201804 1.0 .84673302 .10640361 .10640361
+C 2 100. .68586671 1.0 .72772718 .13717334 .13717334
+C 3 200. .53201804 1.0 .84673302 .10640361 .10640361
+BLANK card ends output requests (just node voltages, for FREQUENCY SCAN)
+BLANK card ending plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 8th of 21 subcases illustrate HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN by Gabor Furst
+C illustrates new F-dependent R, L, and C. Basic network is the same
+C as preceding subcase but here all 3 parameters R, L, and C are varied.
+C Solutions at lowest and highest frequencies are verified by the two
+C following subcases, which do not involve HFS at all.
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50., ! Needed so mimimum frequency is recognized as fundamental
+HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN { Non-negative DELFFS in 25-32 means F in Hz (not log F)
+ 1.0 0.0
+ 1 1 1 0
+ GEN LOAD 5.0 { Constant half of series circuit
+ LOAD 0.0 10. 400. { F-dependent (all 3 R, L, and C)
+BLANK card ending all branches
+BLANK card ending all switch cards
+14GEN 1.0 50. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.0 100. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.0 500. 0.0 { Note cols. 21-30 is frequency in Hz
+BLANK card ending source cards
+NEXT FREQUENCY FOR SERIES RLC 500. { Elevated frequency for interpolation
+ LOAD 45. 2.5 100. { R, L, C at higher freq (500 Hz)
+BLANK card ending F-dependent series R-L-C branches
+-5 LOAD { -5 ==> 2A6 name pairs for voltage differences (branch V)
+ LOAD GEN { Names of nodes for voltage output
+-1 LIN002 { -1 ==> Branch/switch current out; use A6 component names
+C First 3 output variables are electric-network voltage differences ...
+C Next 1 output variables are branch currents (flowing from the upper ...
+C Step F [Hz] TERRA LOAD GEN LOAD
+C LOAD TERRA
+C 1 50. .69374181 .69374181 1.0 .14404476
+C 2 100. .51459068 .51459068 1.0 .09900818
+C 3 500. .90091274 .90091274 1.0 .0199133
+BLANK card ends output requests (just node voltages, for FREQUENCY SCAN)
+BLANK card ending plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 9th of 21 subcases demonstrates correctness of the lowest of all (the
+C power-frequency) solutions of the preceding subcase. Note HARMONIC
+C FREQUENCY SCAN is not used at all. We just have a phasor solution.
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50., ! Needed so mimimum frequency is recognized as fundamental
+ 1.0 0.0
+ 1 1 1 0
+ GEN LOAD 5.0 { Constant half of series circuit
+ LOAD 0.0 10. 400. { F-dependent (all 3 R, L, and C)
+BLANK card ending all branches
+BLANK card ending all switch cards
+14GEN 1.0 50. 0.0 -1.
+BLANK card ending source cards
+ GEN LOAD { Names of nodes for voltage output
+C Total network loss P-loss by summing injections = 5.187223045425E-02
+C Begin steady-state printout of EMTP output variables. Node voltage outputs ..
+C Bus Phasor Angle in Real Imaginary
+C name magnitude degrees part part
+C GEN 0.10000000E+01 0.000000 0.10000000E+01 0.00000000E+00
+C LOAD 0.69374181E+00 -46.072960 0.48127770E+00 -0.49964935E+00
+BLANK card ends output requests (just node voltages for this data)
+BLANK card ending plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 10th of 21 subcases is related to the preceding. But rather than the
+C lowest-frequency, here we verify the highest-frequency solution of
+C the HFS use of subcase number 8.
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50., ! Needed so mimimum frequency is recognized as fundamental
+ 1.0 0.0
+ 1 1 1 0
+ GEN LOAD 5.0 { Constant half of series circuit
+ LOAD 45. 2.5 100. { R, L, C at higher freq (500 Hz)
+BLANK card ending all branches
+BLANK card ending all switch cards
+14GEN 1.0 500. 0.0 -1.
+BLANK card ending source cards
+-5 LOAD { -5 ==> 2A6 name pairs for voltage differences (branch V)
+ GEN LOAD { Names of nodes for voltage output
+-1LIN001LIN002 { -1 ==> Branch/switch current out; use A6 component names
+C Total network loss P-loss by summing injections = 9.913486408375E-03
+C Begin steady-state printout of EMTP output variables. Node voltage outputs follow.
+C Bus Phasor Angle in Real Imaginary
+C name magnitude degrees part part
+C GEN 0.10000000E+01 0.000000 0.10000000E+01 0.00000000E+00
+C LOAD 0.90091274E+00 0.588983 0.90086514E+00 0.92609466E-02
+C Selective branch outputs follow (for column-80 keyed branches only). Any ...
+C From To (======== Branch voltage Vkm = Vk - Vm =========) (====== Branch current Ikm from K to M ======)
+C bus K bus M Magnitude Degrees Real part Imag part Magnitude Degrees Real part Imag part
+C GEN LOAD 9.9566492E-02 -5.336948 9.9134864E-02 -9.2609466E-03 1.9913298E-02 -5.336948 1.9826973E-02 -1.8521893E-03
+C LOAD 9.0091274E-01 0.588983 9.0086514E-01 9.2609466E-03 1.9913298E-02 -5.336948 1.9826973E-02 -1.8521893E-03
+BLANK card ends output requests (just node voltages, for FREQUENCY SCAN)
+BLANK card ending plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 11th of 21 subcases illustrates load modeling requested by Gabor Furst
+C This data illustrates the use of CIGRE-recommended harmonic loads.
+C Although usually used with HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN, there is no such need
+C as this data case illustrates. See April, 1998, newsletter for background
+PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 9, 1,
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50.,
+ .0001 .020 50.
+ 1 1 1 1 1 -1
+ 5 5 20 20
+C 1st of 2 identical, disconnected networks uses manually-defined branches:
+ GEN TRAN 0.5
+ TRAN 0.5 2.0 1
+ TRAN 2.0 1
+C 2nd of 2 identical, disconnected networks uses internally-defined branches:
+C E-mail from Gabor Furst having date: Wed, 17 Dec 1997 09:12:00 -0800
+C The CIGRE recommendation for frequency dependent load representation
+C is reactance Xp in parallel with an impedance Rs +jXs. With P active
+C and Q reactive, and h the harmonic order (where . ==> *, V2 = V**2)
+C Rs = V2/P Xs = A.h.Rs Xp = h.Rs / [(B.Q/P)-C]
+C To match preceding 2 branches, Rs = 0.5 = 1**2 / P ==> P = 2.0
+C because source voltage is 1 volt rms. Then Xs = 2 = A * 1 * Rs
+C ===> A = 4. Finally, Xp = 2 = 1 * 0.5 / [ B * Q / 2 - C ] so to
+C keep this simple, choose Q = P = 2. Then B - C = 1/4 so choose
+C B = 0.5 and C = .25
+ GEN TEST 0.5
+ <LOAD> CIGRE A,B,C 4.0 0.5 .25
+ TEST <LOAD> 1.0 2.0 2.0 1
+BLANK card ending program branch cards.
+BLANK card terminating program switch cards (none, for this case)
+14GEN 1.414 50. 0.0 -1.
+BLANK card terminating program source cards.
+ GEN TRAN TEST
+C Total network loss P-loss by summing injections = 8.777836097561E-01
+C GEN 1.414 1.414 1.2415609756098 2.3738479390939 .8777836097561 1.6783104929394
+C 0.0 0.0 -2.023284552846 -58.4652081 1.4304621788618 0.5230162
+C Step Time GEN TRAN TEST TRAN TRAN TEST TEST
+C TERRA TERRA TERRA TERRA
+C 0 0.0 1.414 1.10361 1.10361 .3678699 .2529106 .3678699 .2529106
+C 1 .1E-3 1.413302 1.087178 1.087178 .3821311 .270117 .3821311 .270117
+C 2 .2E-3 1.41121 1.069674 1.069674 .3960152 .2870569 .3960152 .2870569
+BLANK card ending program output-variable requests.
+C 200 .02 1.414 1.103645 1.103645 .3678278 .2528827 .3678278 .2528827
+C Variable max : 1.414 1.213968 1.213968 .5888022 .6069501 .5888022 .6069501
+C Times of max : 0.0 .0186 .0186 .0029 .0036 .0029 .0036
+C Variable min : -1.414 -1.21398 -1.21398 -.588778 -.606931 -.588778 -.606931
+C Times of min : .01 .0086 .0086 .0129 .0136 .0129 .0136
+ PRINTER PLOT
+ 144 5. 0.0 20. TRAN TEST { Axis limits: (-1.214, 1.214)
+BLANK card ending all plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 12th of 21 subcases illustrates load modeling requested by Gabor Furst
+C This data illustrates the use of CIGRE-recommended harmonic loads in a
+C 3-phase usage environment. The answer here is the same as that of the
+C preceding single-phase case because each phase here is excited by the
+C same single-phase excitation (all 3 load phases actualy are parallel).
+C Rather than BUS2 = <LOAD> for a single phase, note <LOAD3 is used:
+PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 9, 1,
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50.,
+ .0001 .020 50.
+ 1 1 1 1 1 -1
+ 5 5 20 20
+C 1st of 2 identical, disconnected networks uses manually-defined branches:
+ GEN TESTA 0.5
+ GEN TESTB 0.5
+ GEN TESTC 0.5
+ <LOAD> CIGRE A,B,C 4.0 0.5 .25
+ TESTA <LOAD3TESTB TESTC 1.0 2.0 2.0 1
+BLANK card ending program branch cards.
+BLANK card terminating program switch cards (none, for this case)
+14GEN 1.414 50. 0.0 -1.
+BLANK card terminating program source cards.
+ GEN TESTA TESTB TESTC
+BLANK card ending program output-variable requests.
+ PRINTER PLOT
+ 144 5. 0.0 20. TESTA TESTB TESTC { Axis limits: (-1.214, 1.214)
+BLANK card ending all plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 13th of 21 subcases illustrates load modeling requested by Stu Cook of
+C JUST Services in suburban Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Note the request
+C <JUST> in BUS2 field replaces <LOAD> of Gabor Furst's CIGRE load.
+PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 9, 1,
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50.,
+ .0001 .020 50.
+ 1 1 1 1 1 -1
+ 5 5 20 20
+C 1st of 2 identical, disconnected networks uses manually-defined branches:
+ GEN TRAN 0.5 1
+ INTER 0.5 { Rp ---- parallel resistance
+ INTER 1.0 { Lp ---- parallel inductance
+ TRAN INTER 1.0 { Ls ---- series inductance
+C 2nd of 2 identical, disconnected networks uses Stu Cook's load:
+ GEN TEST 0.5 1
+ TEST <JUST> 0.5 1.0 1.0
+C For Stu Cook of Just Services: Rp Lp Ls
+BLANK card ending program branch cards.
+BLANK card terminating program switch cards (none, for this case)
+14GEN 1.414 50. 0.0 -1.
+BLANK card terminating program source cards.
+ GEN TRAN TEST INTER TEST_
+C Step Time GEN TRAN TEST INTER TEST_ GEN GEN
+C TRAN TEST
+C 0 0.0 1.414 1.1312 1.1312 .3770667 .3770667 .5656 .5656
+C 1 .1E-3 1.413302 1.118799 1.118799 .3828021 .3828021 .5890069 .5890069
+C 2 .2E-3 1.41121 1.105293 1.105293 .3881599 .3881599 .6118326 .6118326
+BLANK card ending program output-variable requests.
+C 200 .02 1.414 1.131219 1.131219 .3770449 .3770449 .5655621 .5655621
+C Variable max : 1.414 1.19237 1.19237 .4215597 .4215597 .9425352 .9425352
+C Times of max : 0.0 .019 .019 .0015 .0015 .003 .003
+C Variable min : -1.414 -1.19238 -1.19238 -.421551 -.421551 -.942512 -.942512
+C Times of min : .01 .009 .009 .0115 .0115 .013 .013
+ PRINTER PLOT
+ 144 5. 0.0 20. TRAN TEST { Axis limits: ( -1.192, 1.192 )
+BLANK card ending all plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 14th of 21 subcases illustrates load modeling requested by Stu Cook for
+C a 3-phase usage environment. The answer here is the same as that of the
+C preceding single-phase case because each phase here is excited by the
+C same single-phase excitation (all 3 load phases actualy are parallel).
+C Rather than BUS2 = <JUST> for a single phase, note <JUST3 is used:
+PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 9, 1,
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50.,
+ .0001 .020 50.
+ 1 1 1 1 1 -1
+ 5 5 20 20
+C 1st, define a 3-phase bus TEST by connecting to a single-phase source:
+ GEN TESTA 0.5
+ GEN TESTB 0.5
+ GEN TESTC 0.5
+ TESTA <JUST3TESTB TESTC 0.5 1.0 1.0
+BLANK card ending program branch cards.
+BLANK card terminating program switch cards (none, for this case)
+14GEN 1.414 50. 0.0 -1.
+BLANK card terminating program source cards.
+ GEN TESTA TESTB TESTC TESTA_TESTB_TESTC_
+C Step Time GEN TESTA TESTB TESTC TESTA_ TESTB_ TESTC_
+C 0 0.0 1.414 1.1312 1.1312 1.1312 .3770667 .3770667 .3770667
+C 1 .1E-3 1.413302 1.118799 1.118799 1.118799 .3828021 .3828021 .3828021
+C 2 .2E-3 1.41121 1.105293 1.105293 1.105293 .3881599 .3881599 .3881599
+BLANK card ending program output-variable requests.
+ PRINTER PLOT
+ 144 5. 0.0 20. TESTA TESTB TESTC { Axis limits: ( -1.192, 1.192 )
+BLANK card ending all plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 15th of 21 subcases is the same as the third, and should produce the
+C same nice 5-harmonic bar chart on the screen. But internally it is
+C different in that the newer Pisa-format .PL4 file of NEWPL4 = 2 will
+C be demonstrated for the first time on 18 March 2001. On this date,
+C what formerly was the 15th and last subcase has been moved downward to
+C become the 16th and last. Use of $STOP requires that it be last.
+$DEPOSIT, NEWPL4=2 { Use SPY DEPOSIT to change .PL4 file type from STARTUP value
+C To prove that Pisa-format code is being used, it is easy to turn on debug
+C printout for HEADPI (called by overlay 11) and LU4BEG (part of overlay 28).
+C Look for these names in the .DBG file to see associated pointers during
+C creation (overlay 11) and use (batch-mode plotting) of Pisa-format .PL4
+C As expected, phasor printout of branch flows will result, so the .LIS
+C file will be substantially larger as long as overlay-11 diagnostic is on.
+C Turn off diagnostic 22 April 2007 as it disfigures .LIS of Mingw32 ATP:
+C DIAGNOSTIC 9 9
+PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 11, 2, { Each column of width 11 includes 2 blank bytes
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50., ! Needed so mimimum frequency is recognized as fundamental
+HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN { Non-negative DELFFS in 25-32 means F in Hz (not log F)
+ 1.0 0.0
+ 1 1 1 1 1 { Note request for phasor branch flows
+ SWIT LOAD 10. 3
+ LOAD 1000.
+-1SWIT OPEN .3055 5.82 .012 1.0 { One mile of DC-37 line
+BLANK card ending all branches
+ GEN SWIT -1. 1
+BLANK card ending all switch cards
+14GEN 1.0 50. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.3 100. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.5 200. 0.0 { Note cols. 21-30 is frequency in Hz
+14GEN 1.4 300. 0.0
+BLANK card ending source cards
+BLANK card ending F-dependent series R-L-C branches (none, for this subcase)
+ GEN LOAD { Names of nodes for voltage output
+BLANK card ends output requests (just node voltages, for FREQUENCY SCAN)
+ CALCOMP PLOT { Needed to cancel preceding PRINTER PLOT of 2nd subcase
+C 19690. 0. 300. 0. 2. LOAD mag
+ 14690. 0. 300. 0. 2. LOAD
+C Derived from F-scan: 1) RMS value = 1.85719715E+00 2) THD = 2.43009301E+02%
+BLANK card ending plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 16th of 21 subcases is related to the 3rd. Added 19 November 2001,
+C this illustrates HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN with a subharmonic. The
+C power frequency is 50 Hz, and we have added a 25-Hz source that
+C corresponds to harmonic number h = 0.5 Also illustrated are
+C shuffled source cards. Whereas the 3rd subcase had sources ordered
+C with frequency monotone increasing, this data does not. Yet the
+C source power frequency for the power frequency will be seen in the
+C interpreted data.
+DIAGNOSTIC { Cancel diagnostic printout ordered by the preceding subcase
+PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 11, 2, { Each column of width 11 includes 2 blank bytes
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50., { Make sure data behavior is independent of STARTUP value
+C HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN -1.0 DELFFS < 0 ==> log F (not F) in .PL4 file
+HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN { Non-negative DELFFS in 25-32 means F in Hz (not log F)
+ 1.0 0.0
+ 1 1 1 0 1
+ SWIT LOAD 10. 3
+ NONE 2.0 1
+ LOAD 1000.
+-1SWIT OPEN .3055 5.82 .012 1.0 { One mile of DC-37 line
+BLANK card ending all branches
+ GEN SWIT -1. 1
+BLANK card ending all switch cards
+C USE HARMONIC NUMBERS
+C FREQUENCY IN HERTZ
+C An explicit declaration such as preceding (one or the other) is optional. If
+C present, it rules. If missing, ATP will check for a source having frequency
+C equal to either 1.0 or the power frequency. Note we do have a 50-Hz entry:
+14GEN 1.3 100. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.5 200. 0.0 { Note cols. 21-30 is frequency in Hz
+14GEN 1.4 300. 0.0
+14GEN 1.0 50. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.0 25. 0.0 { This is subharmonic not present in 3rd subcase
+C Normally, frequencies will be in order. But this is not required, as the
+C preceding shows. Neither the smallest frequency (25 Hz) nor the power
+C frequency (50 Hz) must come first, as this shows.
+BLANK card ending source cards
+BLANK card ending F-dependent series R-L-C branches (none, for this subcase)
+ GEN LOAD { Names of nodes for voltage output
+BLANK card ends output requests (just node voltages, for FREQUENCY SCAN)
+ CALCOMP PLOT { Needed to cancel preceding PRINTER PLOT of 2nd subcase
+C 19690. 0. 300. 0. 2. LOAD mag
+ 14690. 0. 300. 0. 2. LOAD
+BLANK card ending plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 17th of 21 subcases is related to the 4th. Added 19 November 2001,
+C this illustrates HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN with a subharmonic when
+C there are 2 or more sources, and the lowest frequency (now the
+C subharmonic having frequency 25 Hz) is not supplied by all sources.
+PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 11, 2, { Each column of width 11 includes 2 blank bytes
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50., { Make sure data behavior is independent of STARTUP value
+C HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN -1.0 DELFFS < 0 ==> log F (not F) in .PL4 file
+HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN { Non-negative DELFFS in 25-32 means F in Hz (not log F)
+ 1.0 0.0
+ 1 1 1 0 1
+ SWIT LOAD 10. 1
+ LOAD EARTH 1000.
+-1SWIT OPEN .3055 5.82 .012 138.
+BLANK card ending all branches
+ GEN SWIT -1. 2
+BLANK card ending all switch cards
+14GEN 1.0 1. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.3 2. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN 1.5 4. 0.0 { Note cols. 21-30 is harmonic number
+14GEN 1.4 6. 0.0
+14GEN 1.1 8. 0.0
+14GEN 0.7 10. 0.0
+14GEN 0.5 12. 0.0
+14GEN 0.3 14. 0.0
+14GEN 0.5 0.5 0.0 { Add 25-Hz subharmonic (1/2 power F)
+14EARTH 1.E-19 1. 0.0 { 2nd source has amplitude almost zero
+14EARTH 2.E-19 4. 0.0 { 2nd source involves fewer harmonics
+BLANK card ending source cards
+BLANK card ending F-dependent series R-L-C branches (none, for this subcase)
+C Following is added after col.-80 punch on switch was changed to 2 from 3.
+C Here the default name SWT001 is used to access the first switch.
+-1SWT001 { -1 ==> Branch/switch current out; use A6 component names
+ GEN LOAD EARTH { Names of nodes for voltage output
+BLANK card ends output requests (just node voltages, for FREQUENCY SCAN)
+ CALCOMP PLOT { Needed to cancel preceding PRINTER PLOT of 2nd subcase
+C 19690. 0. 900. 0. 2. LOAD mag
+ 14690. 0. 900. 0. 2. LOAD
+BLANK card ending plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 18th of 21 subcases is added 21 November 2001 following corrections
+C to handle subharmonic data from Gabor Furst (see DC-22). This is more
+C realistic data, which was supplied as disk file hfsnew1.dat There
+C are _several_ sources, and several subharmonics. In E-mail earlier
+C in the day, author Furst explained: "The file I sent to you is an old
+C file, the only modification done to it was the additions of the sub-
+C harmonics. If you delete them the case runs correctly with the current
+C TPBIG. I checked this."
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50.0
+HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN
+C POCKET CALCULATOR VARIES PARAMETERS 0 0 { Loop five times
+C deltat tmax xopt copt epsiln tolmat tstart
+ 1 1 50. 1.E-10
+C iout iplot idoubl kssout maxout ipun memsav icat nenerg iprsup
+ 1 1 0 1
+C *************************************
+C Source bus 10.0 kV 95 MVA
+C *************************************
+C ------______------______------____________
+51SRCA BSA .30000 3.1000
+52SRCB BSB .01100 1.0528
+53SRCC BSC
+C *********************************
+C BSA to BSMA is a measuring switch
+C 10.0 kV cable equivalent to plant bus 2.0 km
+C ------______------______------______------______
+-1BSMA B10A 0.38 0.410 0.30 2.0
+-2BSMB B10B 0.38 0.410 0.30 2.0
+-3BSMC B10C
+C
+C ************************************
+C Harmonic filters
+C ************************************
+C 100 m cable to 5th harmonic filter
+c r0/km x0/km c0/km dist
+C ------______------______------______------______
+-1B10A FIMT5A 1.280 0.152 0.408 0.1
+-2B10B FIMT5B 0.164 .0987 0.408 0.1
+-3B10C FIMT5C
+C 5th harmonic filter intentinally detuned
+ FILT5A 0.00 11.47 11.1
+ FILT5B 0.00 11.47 11.1
+ FILT5C 0.00 11.47 11.1
+C cable to 7th filter
+c ------______------______------______------______
+-1B10A FIMT7A 1.280 0.152 0.408 0.1
+-2B10B FIMT7B 0.164 .0987 0.408 0.1
+-3B10C FIMT7C
+C 7th harmonic filter
+ FILT7A 0.00 11.66 5.57 1
+ FILT7B 0.00 11.66 5.57
+ FILT7C 0.00 11.66 5.57
+C
+C 100 m cable to transformers
+C ------______------______------______------______
+-1B10A TR10A 1.280 0.152 0.408 .10
+-2B10B TR10B 0.164.09877 0.408 .10
+-3B10C TR10C
+C
+C ***********************************************
+C frequency dependent R-L load 4.8 MW, 2.4 MVAR
+C using NEXT FREQUENY FOR SERIES RLC
+C ***********************************************
+ TR10A LOD1A .00001
+ TR10B LOD1B .00001
+ TR10C LOD1C .00001
+ LOD1A 16.66 8.33 1
+ LOD1B 16.66 8.33
+ LOD1C 16.66 8.33
+C 3 February 2002, true dynamic dimensions begin for F95 Lahey ATP. Four
+C integers are read from a single, extra, isolated $PARAMETER card if that
+C card carries the request <TABLE LIMITS: to the left of column 33. Then
+C 4 integers are read using FORMAT ( 32X, 4I8 ) and have meaning as follows:
+C LIMBLK --- limit on the number of $PARAMETER blocks;
+C LIMSYM --- limit on the number of $PARAMETER symbols (names);
+C LIMBLK --- Average number of references of each symbol;
+C LIMBLK --- Average length of symbols, in bytes.
+C F77 versions of ATP will process the card as F95 ATP would, but then will
+C ignore the 4 integers since tables are fixed. Data thus remains universal.
+C F95 dimensions on next card LIMBLK LIMSYM MULUSE LENAVG
+C $PARAMETER <TABLE LIMITS: 20 80 2 15
+C Used as above until 24 October 2006. Then add 5th integer MINBYT which
+C is a little different and has meaning whether F95 or F77:
+C MINBYT --- Minimum length of symbols to avoid warning text. Default = 6
+C F95 dimensions on next card LIMBLK LIMSYM MULUSE LENAVG MINBYT
+$PARAMETER <TABLE LIMITS: 20 80 2 15 5
+C
+C *****************************************
+C Converter transformer
+C *****************************************
+C connect a D/Y 3.75 MVA transformer
+C x = 6.5% x = 10**2/3.75 = 26.67 ohm * 0.065 = 1.7336 ohm
+C current 3750/10/sqrt(3) = 216.8 A imag = 5 A
+C !!!! delta has three times the reactancee
+$PARAMETER
+C R50= 0.133 ohm
+RTRNSF = 0.133 * (1.0 + 0.2 * (KNT -1.0 )** 1.5))
+C L50= X50 /2.pi.f= 0.016555H= 16.555 mH
+LTRNSF = 16.555 * KNT**(-0.03)
+BLANK card ends $PARAMETER block
+$UNITS, 0.0,0.0
+ TRANSFORMER 5.0 40.0 X
+ 9999
+ 1TC10A TC10B RTRNSFLTRNSF 10.0
+ 2LV6A GRV .000 .0001 .360
+ TRANSFORMER X Y
+ 1TC10B TC10C
+ 2LV6B GRV
+ TRANSFORMER X Z
+ 1TC10C TC10A
+ 2LV6C GRV
+$UNITS, -1.0,-1.0
+ GRV 5.0
+C
+ LV6A CONVA .0001
+ LV6B CONVB .0001
+ LV6C CONVC .0001
+C transformer HV capacitance phase to tank
+ TC10A .0010
+ TC10B .0010
+ TC10C .0010
+C transformer LV capacitance phase to tank
+ TC10A .0023
+ TC10B .0023
+ TC10C .0023
+C transformer LV capacitance phase to phase
+ TC10A TC10B .0015
+ TC10B TC10C .0015
+ TC10C TC10A .0015
+C
+C ***********************************************
+C PWM drive transformer
+C ******************************************
+C connect a Y/D 1.00 MVA transformer
+C x = 6.5% x = 10**2/1.00 = 100.0 ohm * 0.065 = 6.50 ohm
+C imag = 1.5 A , r = 0.5 ohm/ph
+ TRANSFORMER 5.0 40.0 XX
+ 9999
+ 1TR10A .400 6.500 5.78
+ 2LW6A LW6B .001 .0001 .660
+ TRANSFORMER XX YY
+ 1TR10B
+ 2LW6B LW6C
+ TRANSFORMER XX ZZ
+ 1TR10C
+ 2LW6C LW6A
+C
+ LW6A 1.0E4 { to eliminate delta wdg. problem
+C
+C *****************************************
+C PWM drive source PWMS
+C *****************************************
+ LP6A PWMSA .10010 { to injection bus }
+ LP6B PWMSB .10010
+ LP6C PWMSC .10010
+C *****************************************
+C Services Transformer
+C *****************************************
+C x = 6.5% x = 10**2/1.00 = 100.0 ohm * 0.065 = 6.50 ohm
+C imag = 1.5 A , r = 0.5 ohm/ph
+C
+ TRANSFORMER 3.0 40.0 AX
+ 9999
+ 1TR10A TR10B .800 19.00 10.0
+ 2LS3A GRS .001 .0001 .220
+ TRANSFORMER AX AY
+ 1TR10B TR10C
+ 2LS3B GRS
+ TRANSFORMER AX AZ
+ 1TR10C TR10A
+ 2LS3C GRS
+ GRS 1.0
+C ******************************
+C Induction motor 500 kW
+C ******************************
+$PARAMETER
+C frequency dependence of locked rotor impedance
+C locked rotor impedance. Only the R component is frequency dependent
+C Motor : 3ph, 0.38 kV, 550 kVA, slip = 0.8%, locked rotor reactance = 27%
+C rrotor = slip * V(kV)**2 / MVA
+C rrmot = 0.008 * (0.38**2 / .5 5) = 0.0021 ohm/ph
+C the locked rotor inductance assuming xd' = 27%
+C Xlmot = 0.27 * (0.38**2 / .5 5) = 0.00709 ohm/ph
+C note the underscores making up the 6 char. names, only for those variables
+C which are passed to the network data
+C the constant KNT is made equal to h in ATP
+C note that that the source anle MOTSA is adjusted to obtain approx 550 KVA
+XMOT__= 0.27 * 0.38**2/0.55
+SLIP = 0.008 $$
+RMOTS = 0.008 * 0.38**2/0.55 $$
+C the following expression is MOD(h,3)
+HMOD = ( KNT - 3.0 * TRUNC (KNT/3.0)) $$
+C test for the sequence number
+Z = (-1.0) ** HMOD $$
+HS1 = (KNT + Z) $$
+C HS is the "harmonic slip"
+HS = (HS1 + SLIP)/KNT $$
+RMOT__= RMOTS/HS
+BLANK card ends $PARAMETER definitions
+C ------______------______------______------______
+ LS3A MOTA RMOT__XMOT__ 1
+ LS3B MOTB RMOT__XMOT__
+ LS3C MOTC RMOT__XMOT__
+ MOTA MOTSA .00001 { source separation
+ MOTB MOTSB .00001
+ MOTC MOTSC .00001
+C
+C ******************************
+C load 380 V, 400 kW, 0.9 p.f.
+C ******************************
+C Frequency dependent load (C.I.G.R.E. #3 model) on bus LOAD
+ LS3A LODA .00001
+ LS3B LODB .00001
+ LS3C LODC .00001
+C
+ <LOAD> CIGRE A,B,C 0.073 2.0 0.74
+ LODA <LOAD3LODB LODC 200.0 133000. 66500.
+C
+BLANK end of BRANCH data ------------------------------------------------------|
+C
+C SWITCHES
+C _____^_____^_________^_________^_________^
+C nod1 nod2 measure current in 10 kV feeder
+ BSA BSMA -1.0 10.0 1
+ BSB BSMB -1.0 10.0
+ BSC BSMC -1.0 10.0
+C ------------__________----------__________-----------------------------------+
+C switch to the 5th filter
+ FIMT5AFILT5A -1.0 10.0
+ FIMT5BFILT5B -1.0 10.0
+ FIMT5CFILT5C -1.0 10.0
+C
+C switch to the 7th filter
+ FIMT7AFILT7A 1.0 10.0
+ FIMT7BFILT7B 1.0 10.0
+ FIMT7CFILT7C 1.0 10.0
+C
+C switch to the PWM drive
+ LW6A LP6A -1.0 10.0
+ LW6B LP6B -1.0 10.0
+ LW6C LP6C -1.0 10.0
+C
+BLANK card ending switch cards
+ POLAR OUTPUT VARIABLES { 2nd of 3 alternatives gives mag, angle (not mag only)
+C all frequencies in terms of harmonic order
+14SRCA 8150.00 1. 0.
+14SRCB 8150.00 1. 240.
+14SRCC 8150.00 1. 120.
+C
+C Voltage source for the induction motor
+14MOTSA 307.50 1. -40.
+14MOTSB 307.50 1. 200.
+14MOTSC 307.50 1. 80
+C current injection at converter bus CONVA,B,C
+C 3000 kVA fundamental 2890 r.m.s. 4075 A peak
+C s/c at converter 600 V bus approx 30 MVA
+C the fundamental
+14CONVA -1 727.321 0.33 -310.00
+14CONVB -1 727.321 0.33 -190.00
+14CONVC -1 727.321 0.33 -70.00
+C
+14CONVA -1 727.321 0.5 -310.00
+14CONVB -1 727.321 0.5 -190.00
+14CONVC -1 727.321 0.5 -70.00
+C
+14CONVA -1 4075.000 1.0 -170.00
+14CONVB -1 4075.000 1.0 70.00
+14CONVC -1 4075.000 1.0 -50.00
+C harmonic sources h angle
+14CONVA -1 727.321 5.0 -310.00
+14CONVB -1 727.321 5.0 -190.00
+14CONVC -1 727.321 5.0 -70.00
+C
+14CONVA -1 463.262 7.0 -110.00
+14CONVB -1 463.262 7.0 -230.00
+14CONVC -1 463.262 7.0 -350.00
+C
+14CONVA -1 206.488 11.0 -250.00
+14CONVB -1 206.488 11.0 -130.00
+14CONVC -1 206.488 11.0 -10.00
+C
+14CONVA -1 137.259 13.0 -50.00
+14CONVB -1 137.259 13.0 -170.00
+14CONVC -1 137.259 13.0 190.00
+C
+14CONVA -1 62.675 17.0 -190.00
+14CONVB -1 62.675 17.0 -70.00
+14CONVC -1 62.675 17.0 -310.00
+C
+14CONVA -1 48.096 19.0 -350.00
+14CONVB -1 48.096 19.0 -110.00
+14CONVC -1 48.096 19.0 -230.00
+C current injections for the PWM drive on 600 V bus PWMSA,B,C
+C 750 kVA 722.5 A, 1019 A peak
+14PWMSA -1 1019.000 0.5 145.00
+14PWMSB -1 1019.000 0.5 385.00
+14PWMSC -1 1019.000 0.5 265.00
+C
+14PWMSA -1 1019.000 0.75 145.00
+14PWMSB -1 1019.000 0.75 385.00
+14PWMSC -1 1019.000 0.75 265.00
+C
+14PWMSA -1 1019.000 1.0 145.00
+14PWMSB -1 1019.000 1.0 385.00
+14PWMSC -1 1019.000 1.0 265.00
+C
+C harmonic sources h angle
+C 61%
+14PWMSA -1 621.600 5.0 185.00
+14PWMSB -1 621.600 5.0 305.00
+14PWMSC -1 621.600 5.0 65.00
+C 34%
+14PWMSA -1 346.500 7.0 295.00
+14PWMSB -1 346.500 7.0 175.00
+14PWMSC -1 346.500 7.0 55.00
+C 4%
+14PWMSA -1 40.800 11.0 335.00
+14PWMSB -1 40.800 11.0 95.00
+14PWMSC -1 40.800 11.0 215.00
+C 7.8%
+14PWMSA -1 79.500 13.0 85.00
+14PWMSB -1 79.500 13.0 325.00
+14PWMSC -1 79.500 13.0 205.00
+C 1.2%
+14PWMSA -1 12.300 17.0 125.00
+14PWMSB -1 12.300 17.0 245.00
+14PWMSC -1 12.300 17.0 5.00
+C 1.5%
+14PWMSA -1 15.300 19.0 235.00
+14PWMSB -1 15.300 19.0 115.00
+14PWMSC -1 15.300 19.0 355.00
+BLANK card ending all source cards
+NEXT FREQUENCY FOR SERIES RLC 500. { Elevated frequency for interpolation
+ LOD1A 16.33 0.83
+ LOD1B 16.33 0.83
+ LOD1C 16.33 0.83
+BLANK card ending frequency-dependent data
+ TR10A LS3A LOD1A
+BLANK card ends requests for node voltage output
+ 14690. 0. 400. LOD1A
+BLANK card ends batch-mode plot requests
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 19th of 21 subcases is added 25 November 2001 following corrections
+C to handle subharmonic data from Gabor Furst (see DC-22). This subcase
+C began as separate disk file PARATEST.DAT Like the preceding subcase
+C this one involves HFS and subharmonics. But it was fundamentally more
+C difficult because POCKET CALCULATOR VARIES PARAMETERS (PCVP) also is
+C involved, and harmonic number h is used within a $PARAMETER block
+C to define branches as a function of frequency. Because of the use of
+C "h" within $PARAMETER, the initial harmonic number HARNUM must be
+C defined manually using the new MINIMUM HARMONIC NUMBER declaration.
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50.0
+HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN
+POCKET CALCULATOR VARIES PARAMETERS 0 1
+C HARNUM
+MINIMUM HARMONIC NUMBER .333 { E8.0 value in columns 33-40
+ .001 0.0 50. { Note non-positive Tmax is required for batch-mode plotting
+ 1 1 0 0 1
+C Source bus 10.0 kV 95 MVA
+ SRCA BSA .0001
+ SRCB BSB .0001
+ SRCC BSC .0001
+$PARAMETER
+C RVARIS = KNT * 1.0 --- Gabor Furst's original definition
+RVARIS = H * 1.0 { WSM's replacement uses new harmonic number "h"
+BLANK card ends $PARAMETER definitions (here, just one)
+ BSA RVARIS 1
+ BSB RVARIS 1
+ BSC RVARIS 1
+BLANK card ends branches
+BLANK card ends all switches (none here)
+ POLAR OUTPUT VARIABLES { Both phasor magnitude and angle will be outputted
+C harmonic sources h angle
+C WSM adds 1st of 2 subharmonics at 50/3 Hz (harmonic number 1/3):
+14SRCA 100.00 .333 0.
+14SRCB 100.00 .333 240.
+14SRCC 100.00 .333 120.
+C WSM adds 2nd of 2 subharmonics at 100/3 Hz (harmonic number 2/3):
+14SRCA 100.00 .6667 0.
+14SRCB 100.00 .6667 240.
+14SRCC 100.00 .6667 120.
+C The following are Gabor Furst's original sources:
+14SRCA 100.00 1. 0.
+14SRCB 100.00 1. 240.
+14SRCC 100.00 1. 120.
+C
+14SRCA 100.00 2.0 0.
+14SRCB 100.00 2.0 240.
+14SRCC 100.00 2.0 120.
+C
+14SRCA 100.00 5.0 0.
+14SRCB 100.00 5.0 240.
+14SRCC 100.00 5.0 120.
+C
+14SRCA 100.00 10.0 0.
+14SRCB 100.00 10.0 240.
+14SRCC 100.00 10.0 120.
+BLANK card ending frequency dependent cards (none for this data)
+BLANK card ending all source cards
+ SRCA { Names of nodes for node voltage output (just one, here)
+C First 1 output variables are electric-network voltage differences (upper voltage minus lower voltage);
+C Next 3 output variables are branch currents (flowing from the upper node to the lower node);
+C For each variable, magnitude is followed immediately by angle. Both halves of the pair are labeled identically, note.
+C Step F [Hz] SRCA SRCA BSA BSA BSB BSB BSC BSC
+C TERRA TERRA TERRA TERRA TERRA TERRA
+C .333 16.65 100. 0.0 300.21015 0.0 300.21015 -120. 300.21015 120.
+C New parameter values follow: 1) .6667
+C .6667 33.335 100. 0.0 149.97001 0.0 149.97001 -120. 149.97001 120.
+C New parameter values follow: 1) 1.0
+C 1 50. 100. 0.0 99.990001 0.0 99.990001 -120. 99.990001 120.
+BLANK card ends node names for node voltage output
+C New parameter values follow: 1) 2.0
+C 2 100. 100. 0.0 49.9975 0.0 49.9975 -120. 49.9975 120.
+C New parameter values follow: 1) 5.0
+C 5 250. 100. 0.0 19.9996 0.0 19.9996 -120. 19.9996 120.
+C New parameter values follow: 1) 10.
+C 10 500. 100. 0.0 9.9999 0.0 9.9999 -120. 9.9999 120.
+C Variable maxima : 100. 0.0 300.21015 0.0 300.21015 -120. 300.21015 120.
+C F [Hz] of maxima: 16.65 16.65 16.65 16.65 16.65 50. 16.65 16.65
+C Variable minima : 100. 0.0 9.9999 0.0 9.9999 -120. 9.9999 120.
+C F [Hz] of minima: 16.65 16.65 500. 16.65 500. 16.65 500. 16.65
+ CALCOMP PLOT { It never hurts to declare the graphic plot mode explicitly
+ 19650. 0. 500. BSA { Produce bar chart of a current magnitude
+BLANK card ends batch-mode plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 20th of 21 subcases is related to the 3rd. Voltage sources are
+C converted to current sources in order to illustrate a generalization
+C that became effective 20 January 2002. Luciano Tonelli of CESI in
+C Milano, Italy, had requested more than one current source at a given
+C node. This was in E-mail of the EEUG list server two days earlier.
+C Prior to the change, ATP should have halted on the 2nd source, but
+C instead it continued with the scan to produce the wrong answer (it
+C would appear that only the final source at a node was being honored).
+C Well, the power-frequency source is split in two, each having half the
+C amplitude. This should change nothing. The same goes for the 200-Hz
+C contribution. The answer should be unaffect by this splitting.
+C two or more sources at the same node, for any given frequency.
+PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 11, 2, { Each column of width 11 includes 2 blank bytes
+POWER FREQUENCY, 50., ! Needed so mimimum frequency is recognized as fundamental
+C HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN -1.0 DELFFS < 0 ==> log F (not F) in .PL4 file
+HARMONIC FREQUENCY SCAN { Non-negative DELFFS in 25-32 means F in Hz (not log F)
+ 1.0 0.0
+ 1 1 1 0 1 { Note request for phasor branch flows
+ SWIT LOAD 10. 3
+ NONE 2.0 1
+ LOAD 1000.
+-1SWIT OPEN .3055 5.82 .012 1.0 { One mile of DC-37 line
+BLANK card ending all branches
+ GEN SWIT -1. 1
+BLANK card ending all switch cards
+C 14GEN -1 1.0 50. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+C The preceding power-frequency source is being split into two halves that
+C have the same total (amplitude 1.0 = 0.4 + 0.6):
+14GEN -1 0.4 50. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN -1 0.6 50. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+14GEN -1 1.3 100. 0.0 { Note comment and no negative T-start
+C 14GEN -1 1.5 200. 0.0
+C The preceding 200-Hz source is being split into two halves that
+C have the same total (amplitude 1.5 = 1.0 + 0.5):
+14GEN -1 1.0 200. 0.0
+14GEN -1 .50 200. 0.0
+C If the following 3rd source at 200 Hz were activated, the result should
+C be an error stop (code is protected beginning 20 Jan 2002):
+C 14GEN -1 0.5 200. 0.0
+14GEN -1 1.4 300. 0.0
+BLANK card ending source cards
+BLANK card ending F-dependent series R-L-C branches (none, for this subcase)
+ GEN LOAD { Names of nodes for voltage output
+BLANK card ends output requests (just node voltages, for FREQUENCY SCAN)
+C First 3 output variables are electric-network voltage differences (upper voltage minus lower voltage);
+C Next 3 output variables are branch currents (flowing from the upper node to the lower node);
+C Only the magnitude of each variable is outputted. This is the default choice, which was not superseded by any request.
+C Step F [Hz] SWIT GEN LOAD GEN SWIT NONE
+C LOAD SWIT LOAD TERRA
+C 1 50. 10.011858 314.69109 314.53178 1.0 1.0011858 0.0
+C 2 100. 13.06188 820.80606 820.70213 1.3 1.306188 0.0
+C 3 200. 15.289746 1921.4269 1921.3661 1.5 1.5289746 0.0
+C 4 300. 14.623551 2756.5132 2756.4744 1.4 1.4623551 0.0
+C Variable maxima : 15.289746 2756.5132 2756.4744 1.5 1.5289746 0.0
+C F [Hz] of maxima: 200. 300. 300. 200. 200. 50.
+C Variable minima : 10.011858 314.69109 314.53178 1.0 1.0011858 0.0
+C F [Hz] of minima: 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50.
+BLANK card ending plot cards
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+C 21st of 21 subcases is unrelated to the preceding 16. Instead, it
+C is similar to DC-8, and it uses a copy of the punched cards created
+C by the 3rd subcase of DC-36. Answers of the present subcase are same
+C as DC8.LIS because of the degenerate nature of the dependency that
+C is being used. Other than the name of the disk file in the $INCLUDE
+C usage below, following non-comment data is the same as that of DC-8.
+$PREFIX, [] { $INCLUDE files are located in same place as this main data file
+$SUFFIX, .dat { File name of $INCLUDE will be followed by this file type
+ .005 4.0 { DELTAT and TMAX are in fact arbitrary, since no simulation
+ 1 -1 1 1 1
+TACS HYBRID
+99 FIRE1 = TIMEX
+99 FIRE2 = TIMEX
+99 FIRE3 = TIMEX
+13FAKE
+98 FIRE452+UNITY 1. 0. 0. TIMEX
+98 FIRE552+UNITY 1. 0. 0. TIMEX
+98 FIRE652+UNITY 1. 0. 0. TIMEX
+BLANK card ends all TACS data
+C The following two cards easily could be combined into a single one. But we
+C want to illustrate continuation cards. Note no "C" in col. 1 (the old way):
+$INCLUDE, dcn21inc, ACNOD, #MINUS, ##PLUS, $$ { Branch & switch cards
+ #FIRE, ##MID { use continuation (request "$$") as an illustration
+BLANK card ending BRANCH cards { Key word "BRANCH" needed for sorting, note
+BLANK card ending SWITCH cards { Key word "SWITCH" needed for sorting, note
+$STOP { After switches read, modularization & sorting are confirmed, so halt
+EOF ---- Needed so "OVER1" or "SPYING" ("DATA") ends input here during reading
+======================================================================
+C The following is a view of DCN21INC.DAT, as created by the 3rd
+C subcase of DC-36. Note 1st KBEG has minus sign due to "DEP" use
+======================================================================
+KARD 1 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14
+ 15 15 15 16 16 16 17 17 17 18 18 18 19 19 19 20 20 20 22 22 22 23 23 23 24
+ 24 24 25 25 25 26 26 26 27 27 27
+KARG 6 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 3 5 3 5 3 5 3 5 3 5 3 5
+ 1 2 6 1 2 6 1 2 6 1 3 6 1 3 6 1 3 6 2 4 5 2 4 5 2
+ 4 5 1 4 5 1 4 5 1 4 5
+KBEG -7 3 9 3 9 3 9 3 9 3 9 3 9 3 9 3 9 3 9 3 9 3 9 3 9
+ 3 9 39 3 9 39 3 9 39 3 9 39 3 9 39 3 9 39 9 65 3 9 65 3 9
+ 65 3 9 65 3 9 65 3 9 65 3
+KEND 12 7 13 7 13 7 13 7 13 7 13 7 13 8 13 8 13 8 13 8 13 8 13 8 13
+ 7 14 44 7 14 44 7 14 44 7 14 44 7 14 44 7 14 44 14 69 7 14 69 7 14
+ 69 7 13 69 7 13 69 7 13 69 7
+KTEX 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
+ 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
+ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
+ CAP_44 = 1000. * 1.E-4 { Associated formula for evaluation during $INCLUDE
+/BRANCH
+C3 Begin with anode reactors and parallel resistors (6 pairs):
+ _NODEA__MID1 3000.
+ _NODEA__MID1 1.0
+ _NODEB__MID3 3000.
+ _NODEB__MID3 1.0
+ _NODEC__MID5 3000.
+ _NODEC__MID5 1.0
+ __PLUS__MID4 3000.
+ __PLUS__MID4 1.0
+ __PLUS__MID6 3000.
+ __PLUS__MID6 1.0
+ __PLUS__MID2 3000.
+ __PLUS__MID2 1.0
+C3 Next come the snubber circuits, across valves and anode reactors:
+ _NODEA_MINUS 1200. CAP_44 { 1st of 6 replaces 0.1 in 39-44
+ _NODEB_MINUS 1200. CAP_44 { 2nd of 6 ....
+ _NODEC_MINUS 1200. CAP_44
+ _NODEA__PLUS 1200. CAP_44
+ _NODEB__PLUS 1200. CAP_44
+ _NODEC__PLUS 1200. CAP_44
+C3 Next come the valves:
+/SWITCH
+11__MID1_MINUS _FIRE2
+11__MID3_MINUS _FIRE4
+11__MID5_MINUS _FIRE6
+11__MID4_NODEA _FIRE5
+11__MID6_NODEB _FIRE1
+11__MID2_NODEC _FIRE3
+$EOF User-supplied header cards follow. 11-Nov-18 11.00.00
+ARG, _NODE, _MINUS, __PLUS,
+ARG, _FIRE, __MID
+DEP, CAP_44
+BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
+BLANK
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