PTW IEC_60909 Short Circuit Study
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PTW IEC_60909 calculates short-circuit currents using the equivalent voltage source as required by the IEC 60909 standard. With PTW IEC_60909, three-phase and unbalanced fault duties for electrical power systems are calculated in compliance with the IEC 60909 standards for low, medium, and high voltage systems.

Benefits:

 Design safer systems utilizing IEC-rated equipment by complying with IEC 60909
standard for short circuit current determination.
  Improve accuracy by using load flow results or voltage factor table to assign system
prefault voltages.
  Eliminate duplicate entry by sharing the same project database and one-line diagrams
with other PTW study modules.
  Communicate effectively with one-line datablocks and tabular reports.

Features:

  Three phase, single-line to earth, double-line to earth, and line to line faults.
  Earth return current for double line to earth faults.
  Options to use load flow results or voltage factor table for assigning system prefault voltages.
  Models transformer and generator earthing impedances.
  Models transformer taps in all three sequence networks.
  Complete representation of the positive, negative, and zero sequence networks.
  Calculates near/far and meshed/non-meshed status for each source.
  Reports positive, negative, and zero sequence Thevenin impedance at each bus.
  Reports total initial symmetrical apparent power S"k.
  Reports total asymmetrical breaking current, Ib at user defined Tminimum.
  Reports total steady state apparent power Sk.
  Reports total initial symmetrical current I"k.
  Reports total aperiodic component of short circuit current, idc at Tminimum.
  Reports total peak current, ip.
  Reports symmetrical breaking current, Ib at user defined Tminimum.
  Reports steady state symmetrical current, Ik.
  Reports system branch flows to each fault location.

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