Practical Grid Modeling

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This book explains grid modeling from a practical perspective, providing state-of-the-art models, algorithms, implementation notes and examples. The aim is to provide a reference document for researchers and computer engineers in the field of electric systems modeling, so that the task of building your own simulator or extending the open-source ones already available ones becomes feasible. The book assumes that the reader has a basic understanding of matrices, vectors and complex numbers. The notation used in the book is intended to be clear and accessible as much as it is practically possible.

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This work has been produced to reflect the models, algorithms and design choices made in the development of real-world software (GridCal and Newton), which have been extensively tested and used in consulting, real-time operation and planning environments, as have been the formulations presented.