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Area/Zone-Based Reports
Area-to-Area Interchange
INTA
Requirements / Prerequisites
Validly specified power flow case solved to an acceptable mismatch tolerance.
Power Flow > Reports > Area / zone based reports
The [Area/Zone Based Reports] dialog (Figure 16-1 Area/Zone Based Reports Dialog, Area) provides options for interchang
reports and tie line loading reports, of all subsystems or selected subsystems, by area or zone.
Area/Zone Based Reports Dialog, Area
Click [Go] to produce the report (Figure 16-2 Example of Area Interchange Report), which is displayed in the Report tab b
default.
Example of Area Interchange Report

Additional Information
PSSE Program Operation Manual,
Section 10.11, Summarizing Area-to-Area Interchange
Zone-to-Zone Interchange
INTZ
The [Area/Zone Based Reports] dialog (Figure 16-3 Area/Zone Based Reports Dialog, Zone) provides options for interchang
reports and tie line loading reports, of all subsystems or selected subsystems, by area or zone.
Area/Zone Based Reports Dialog, Zone
Click [Go] to produce the report (Figure 16-4 Example of Zone Interchange Report), which is displayed in the Report tab b
default.
Example of Zone Interchange Report
Section 10.12, Summarizing Zone-to-Zone Interchange
Loadings on Tie Lines from Interchange Areas

TIES
The [Area/Zone Based Reports] dialog (Figure 16-5 Area/Zone Based Reports Dialog, Area Tie Line Loadings) provide
options for interchange reports and tie line loading reports, of all subsystems or selected subsystems, by area or zone.
Area/Zone Based Reports Dialog, Area Tie Line Loadings
Click [Go] to produce the report (Figure 16-9 Area/Owner/Zone Totals Dialog, Area), which is displayed in the Report tab b
default.
Example of Area Tie Line Loadings Report
Section 10.13, Summarizing Loadings on Ties from Interchange Areas
Loadings on Tie Lines from Zones

TIEZ
The [Area/Zone Based Reports] dialog (Figure 16-5 Area/Zone Based Reports Dialog, Area Tie Line Loadings) provide
options for interchange reports and tie line loading reports, of all subsystems or selected subsystems, by area or zone.
Area/Zone Based Reports Dialog, Zone Tie Line Loadings
Click [Go] to produce the report (Figure 16-9 Area/Owner/Zone Totals Dialog, Area), which is displayed in the Report tab b
default.
Example of Zone Tie Line Loadings Report
Section 10.14, Summarizing Loadings on Ties from Zones
Area/Owner/Zone Totals
Area Totals
AREA
Power Flow > Reports > Area / owner / zone totals
The [Area/Owner/Zone Totals] dialog (Figure 16-9 Area/Owner/Zone Totals Dialog, Area) provides options for subsystem totals
of all subsystems or selected subsystems, by area, owner, or zone. The area report may also include zone subtotals.
Area/Owner/Zone Totals Dialog, Area
Click [Go] to produce the report (Figure 16-10 Example of Area Totals Report with Zone Subtotals), which is displayed in th
Report tab by default.
Example of Area Totals Report with Zone Subtotals
Section 10.7, Summarizing Area Totals
Owner Totals
OWNR
The [Area/Owner/Zone Totals] dialog (Figure 16-11 Area/Owner/Zone Totals Dialog, Owner) provides options for subsystem
totals, of all subsystems or selected subsystems, by area, owner, or zone:
Area/Owner/Zone Totals Dialog, Owner
Click [Go] to produce the report (Figure 16-12 Example of Owner Totals Report), which is displayed in the Report tab b
default.
Example of Owner Totals Report
Section 10.8, Summarizing Owner Totals
Zone Totals
ZONE
The [Area/Owner/Zone Totals] dialog (Figure 16-11 Area/Owner/Zone Totals Dialog, Owner) provides options for subsystem
totals, of all subsystems or selected subsystems, by area, owner, or zone. The zone report may also include area subtotals.
Area/Owner/Zone Totals Dialog, Zone
Click [Go] to produce the report (Figure 16-12 Example of Owner Totals Report), which is displayed in the Report tab b
default.
Example of Zone Totals Report
Section 10.9, Summarizing Zone Totals
Bus-Based Reports
Through the [Bus Based Reports] dialog (Figure 16-15 Bus Based Reports Dialog, Standard Format), several power flow
solution reports may be obtained.
The [Bus Based Reports] dialog enables the user to designate for processing either the entire working case or a specifie
bus subsystem (refer to Section 4.8, Subsystem Selection of the PSSE Program Operation Manual). A bus subsystem may b
Reports] dialog.
Click [Go] to produce the report . The report is written to the Report device.
Producing a Standard Power Flow Solution Report

POUT
Power Flow > Reports > Bus based reports
In the [Bus Based Reports] dialog (Figure 16-15 Bus Based Reports Dialog, Standard Format), select Powerflow output wit
the Wide format output check box unchecked. Click [Go] to produce the report (Figure 16-16 Example of Standard Forma
Power Flow Solution Report).
Bus Based Reports Dialog, Standard Format

Example of Standard Format Power Flow Solution Report
Section 10.2, Producing a Standard Power Flow Solution Report
Wide-Format Power Flow Solution Report

LOUT
In the [Bus Based Reports] dialog (Figure 16-17 Bus Based Reports Dialog, Wide Format), select Powerflow output with th
Wide format output check box checked and the Output with amps check box unchecked. Click [Go] to produce the repo
(Figure 16-18 Example of Wide Format Power Flow Solution Report).
Bus Based Reports Dialog, Wide Format
Example of Wide Format Power Flow Solution Report
Section 10.3, Producing a Wide-Format Power Flow Solution Report
Wide-Format Power Flow Solution Report with Branch Current Loadings

LAMP
In the [Bus Based Reports] dialog (Figure 16-19 Bus Based Reports Dialog, Wide Format, with Branch Current Loadings
select Powerflow output with the Wide format output and Output with amps check boxes both checked. Click [Go] to produc
the report (Figure 16-20 Example of Wide Format Power Flow Solution Report with Branch Current Loadings).
Bus Based Reports Dialog, Wide Format, with Branch Current Loadings
Example of Wide Format Power Flow Solution Report with Branch Current Loadings
Section 10.4, Producing a Wide-Format Power Flow Solution Report in Amps
Summary of Subsystem Conditions
SUBS
In the [Bus Based Reports] dialog (Figure 16-21 Bus Based Reports Dialog, Subsystem Summary), select Subsystem
summary / totals. Click [Go] to produce the report (Figure 16-22 Example of Subsystem Summary Report).
Bus Based Reports Dialog, Subsystem Summary

Example of Subsystem Summary Report
Section 10.5, Summarizing Subsystem Conditions
Summarizing Load Reduction

LODR
The working case must contain a validly specified power flow case solved to an
acceptable mismatch tolerance.
The load reduction reporting activity LODR summarizes the reduction in:
Nominal constant MVA load caused when voltage at a load bus falls below PQBRAK.
Nominal constant current load caused when voltage at a load bus falls below 0.5 pu.
In the [Bus Based Reports] dialog (Figure 16-23 Bus Based Reports Dialog, Load Reduction Output), select Load reductio
output. If subsystem selection by area, owner and/or zone had been specified, select the desired option for defining subsystem
loads. Click [Go] to produce the report.
Bus Based Reports Dialog, Load Reduction Output
PSSE Program Operation Manual, Section 10.6, Summarizing Load Reduction
Section 11.1.1, Boundary Conditions
Limit Checking Reports
Power Flow > Reports > Limit checking reports
The [Limit Checking Reports] dialog provides tabs to produce all PSSE limit checking reports:
Machine Reactive Capability

Generator Bus Limits
Machine Terminal Limits
Transmission Line Overloads
Transformer Overloads
Branch Overloads
Branch Current Ratings
Voltage Controlled Buses
Controlling Transformers
Out-of-limit Bus Voltage
Note that each report can be restricted by Area, Owner, Zone, Base kV and Bus, using the Select option of the dialog.
Limit Checking Reports Dialog
Machine Reactive Capability

GCAP
Validly specified power flow case.
Machine Capability Data File (*.gcp)
Clicking the Reactive capability tab in [Limit Checking Reports] will generate a report that tabulates machine loading and lim
data. There is a checkbox option to update the machine reactive power limits in the power flow case. The PSSE Program
Operation Manual (Section 10.21.1) provides details of the data records for the required Machine Capability Data file (*.gcp).
Example of Reactive Capability Report
Section 10.21, Producing a Machine Reactive Capability Report
Section 10.21.1, Machine Capability Curve Data File Contents
Generator Bus Limits

GENS
Plant outputs and voltages are valid only if the working case is solved to an
Clicking the Generator bus tab in [Limit Checking Reports] will generate a report that tabulates the loading and voltag
conditions at generator buses. The following reports can be selected:
Var limited plants with unequal var limits

All var limited plants
On-line plants
All plants
Example of Generator Bus Report, On-line Plants
Section 10.22, Producing a Generator Bus Limits Report
Machine Terminal Limits

GEOL
Machine outputs and voltages are valid only if the working case is solved to an
Clicking the Machine terminal tab in [Limit Checking Reports] will generate a report that tabulates machine loading an
voltage conditions at the generator terminals of on-line machines at type two and three buses in the working case. The repo
may include all on-line machines or only those that are overloaded.
Example of Machine Terminal Limits Report, Overloaded Machines Only

Section 10.23, Producing a Machine Terminal Limits Report
Branch Overloads
RAT3
Clicking the Branches tab in [Limit Checking Reports] and then selecting the both transformer and non-transforme
branches option from the pull-down list will generate a report that tabulates branch overloads. Options are available to specify th
Rating Set and Percent Loading limit.
Example of Branch Overload Report, Default Settings
Section 10.16, Producing a Branch Overload Checking Report

OLTL
Clicking the Branches tab in [Limit Checking Reports] and then selecting the only non-transformer branches option from th
pull-down list will generate a report that tabulates transmission line overloads. Options are available to specify the Rating Set an
Percent Loading limit.
Example of Transmission Line Overload Report, Rate C
Section 10.18, Producing a Transmission Line Overload Checking Report
OLTR
Clicking the Branches tab in [Limit Checking Reports] and then selecting the only transformers option from the pull-down lis
will generate a report that tabulates transformer overloads. Options are available to specify the Rating Set and Percent Loading limit.
Example of Transformer Overload Report, Default Options
Section 10.17, Producing a Transformer Overload Checking Report
Branch Current Ratings

RATE
Clicking the Branches tab in [Limit Checking Reports] provides options to include any of the following network components i
the output:
Include non-transformer branches that are not breakers or switches

Include transformer branches
Include branches that are breakers or switches.
Options are available to specify the Rating Set and Percent Loading limit.
Selecting all three network component options with the all ratings option will generate a report that tabulates branch curren
ratings.
Example of Branch Current Ratings Report, Default Option
Section 10.19, Producing a Branch Current Ratings Report
Voltage Controlled Buses

REGB
Bus voltages are valid only if the working case is solved to an acceptable mismatch
tolerance.
Clicking the Regulated buses tab in [Limit Checking Reports] will generate a report that tabulates those buses where voltage
are controlled by generation, switched shunts, voltage controlling transformers, FACTS devices, and/or VSC dc line converters.
Example of Regulated Buses Report
Section 10.24, Producing a Regulated Bus Report
Controlling Transformers
TLST
Clicking the Controlling transformer tab in [Limit Checking Reports] will generate a report that tabulates those transformers i
the power flow case where off-nominal turns ratio or phase-shift angle may be adjusted by power flow solution activities.
The user has the option of listing All controlling transformers or of restricting the report to Controlling transformer violations
those transformers where the controlled quantity is outside of its specified band. The Output with voltage reversed optio
produces a report reversing the voltage option specified (pu or kV) in the Program Settings Dialog.
Example of Controlling Transformer Report, Violations Only
Section 10.25, Producing a Controlling Transformer Report
Out-of-limit Bus Voltage

VCHK
Clicking the Out-of-limit bus voltage tab in [Limit Checking Reports] will generate a report that tabulates those buses wher
voltage magnitude is outside the specified range. The example (Figure 16-34 Example of Out-of-Limit Bus Voltage Report) i
based on the default limits, which can be changed by the user in .01 pu increments.
Example of Out-of-Limit Bus Voltage Report
Section 10.20, Producing an Out-of-Limits Bus Voltage Report
AC Contingency Reports
Power Flow > Reports > AC Contingency reports
The [AC Contingency Reports] dialog (Figure 16-35 AC Contingency Reports Dialog) allows the user to configure a variety o
reports from the results of an ac contingency analysis. These formats include:
Spreadsheet overload report

Spreadsheet loading table
Available capacity table
Non-spreadsheet overload report
Non-spreadsheet loading table
Non-converged network
Non-spreadsheet corrective actions
Checkboxes are available to enable/disable a variety of options, and filters may be set for a range of violations and tolerances
Details on the significance of the input parameters are discussed in the PSSE Program Operation Manual, Section 6.10.9.
Click [ ] to open a selection window for the required Contingency solution output file (*.acc).
Click [Go] to produce the report, which is displayed in the Report tab by default (Figure 16-36 Example of Available Capacit
Table).
AC Contingency Reports Dialog
Example of Available Capacity Table
Section 6.10.10, Single Run Report Formats
ACCC Post Processor (AcccBrwsGrid)

START > Programs > PSSE 32 > PSSE Utilities > ACCC Post Processor (AcccBrwsGrid)
Refer to Refer to Additional Resources for PSSE, AcccBrwsGrid, for a description of ACCC post-processor data format.
Appending to ACCC Output File

Power Flow > Reports > Append to AC Contingency solution output file
This activity preserves the output system conditions of a contingency case solution when a contingency case exceeds th
capability of the ac contingency solution. The [Append to AC Contingency Solution Output File] dialog is used to specify:
Contingency label: contingency identifier (12 characters)

Contingency case title: up to sixteen lines of text describing the contingency
Contingency file creation: the option to append to an existing Contingency solution output file (*.acc) or to create
new one
the names of four files:
- Distribution Factor Data file (*.dfx) that specifies the network elements to be monitored
- Base case input file: Saved Case file (*.sav) containing the pre-contingency power flow case
- Contingency case input file: Saved Case file (*.sav) containing the contingency case solution to be appended
- Contingency solution output file (*.acc) into which the results of the specified contingency case are to be placed
Click [Go] to append the data; a summary is routed to the Progress tab (Figure 16-36 Example of Available Capacity Table).
Append to AC Contingency Solution Output File Dialog
Section 6.10.8, Appending Data to a Contingency Solution Output File
Multiple AC Contingency Run Reports

Power Flow > Report > Multiple AC Contingency runs report
The [Multiple AC Contingency Run Report] dialog (Figure 16-38 Multiple AC Contingency Run Report Dialog) allows the use
to configure a variety of reports from the results of multiple ac contingency analyses. These formats include:
Monitored Elements Summary

Missing Monitored Elements
Missing Monitored Voltage Buses
Missing Contingencies
Non-converged Contingencies
Base Case Loading Violations
Contingency Case All Loading Violations
Contingency Case Worst Case Loading Violations
Base Case Voltage Violations
Contingency Case All Voltage Violations
Contingency Case Worst Case Voltage Violations
Checkboxes are available to enable/disable a variety of options, and filters may be set for a range of violations and tolerances
Details on the significance of the input parameters are discussed in the PSSE Program Operation Manual, Section 6.10.11.
Click [ ] to open a selection window for the required Contingency Solution Output file (*.acc). As many as nine Contingenc
Solution Output files may be specified.
Click [Go] to produce the report, which is displayed in the Report tab by default.
Multiple AC Contingency Run Report Dialog
Section 6.10.12, Multiple Run Output Report Formats
Reporting DC Network Conditions

MTDC
Unblocked multi-terminal dc lines must be present in the working case.
Power Flow > Reports > Multi-terminal DC line solution output (MTDC)
The multi-terminal dc line power flow output activity MTDC prints power flow solution results at all dc buses of all unblocke
multi-terminal dc lines in the working case.
Activity MTDC displays a popup message No unblocked multi-terminal dc lines in this case and terminates if these networ
conditions are not found. Click [OK] to remove the message.
There are no user-defined options. The report is displayed in the Report tab by default (Figure 16-39 Example of DC Networ
Conditions Report).
Example of DC Network Conditions Report
Section 10.30, Reporting DC Network Conditions
Restricting the Output of Large Reports
By Area
Subsystem > Area
The [Area Subsystem Selector] dialog is similar to the area tab in the [Bus Subsystem Selector] (see Figure 2-9 Bu
Subsystem Selector Dialog). The buttons respond the same way, but the Memorize and Recall options are not available. Thi
dialog is used to limit report output and does not affect the [Spreadsheet] display.
Area Subsystem Selector Dialog
By Owner
Subsystem > Owner
The [Owner Subsystem Selector] dialog is similar to the owner tab in the [Bus Subsystem Selector] (see Figure 2-9 Bu
Owner Subsystem Selector Dialog
By Zone
The [Zone Subsystem Selector] dialog is similar to the zone tab in the [Bus Subsystem Selector] (see Figure 2-9 Bu
Zone Subsystem Selector Dialog
Exporting Power Flow Results to Microsoft Excel
Power Flow > Reports > Export ACCC, PV/QV results to Excel
OR
Start > Programs > PSSE > Export results to Excel
The [Export PSSE Data/Result to Excel] dialog (Figure 16-44 Export Data/Result to Excel Dialog) requires specification o
the Contingency for export:
ACCC Analysis Results

PV Solution Results
QV Solution Results
If ACCC Analysis Results is selected, additional options are available. Click [Options] to open [Specify psseexcel.acc
Options] (Figure 16-43 Specify psseexcel.accc Options Dialog). The Solution Type (Contingency, Corrective Action, or Tripping
Rating, and filters for Bus and System Mismatch may be specified.
Specify psseexcel.accc Options Dialog
Click [OK] to return to [Export PSSE Data/Result to Excel]. Click [ ] to open selection windows for the file to b
exported and the Excel output file, which can be a new file with the default name of the *.acc file, a designated filename, o
a previously-built file to be over-written.
Checkboxes are provided to select the desired Quantities to Export and contingencies.
Click [Export] to complete the action. The Excel Workbook will open in a new window.
Export Data/Result to Excel Dialog

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Area/Zone-Based Reports

Power Flow > Reports > Area / zone based reports

Area/Zone Based Reports Dialog, Area

Example of Area Interchange Report

Power Flow > Reports > Area / zone based reports

Area/Zone Based Reports Dialog, Zone

Loadings on Tie Lines from Interchange Areas

Power Flow > Reports > Area / zone based reports

Area/Zone Based Reports Dialog, Area Tie Line Loadings

Loadings on Tie Lines from Zones

Power Flow > Reports > Area / zone based reports

Area/Zone Based Reports Dialog, Zone Tie Line Loadings

Power Flow > Reports > Area / owner / zone totals

Area/Owner/Zone Totals Dialog, Area

Power Flow > Reports > Area / owner / zone totals

Example of Owner Totals Report

Power Flow > Reports > Area / owner / zone totals

Example of Zone Totals Report

Producing a Standard Power Flow Solution Report

Power Flow > Reports > Bus based reports

Bus Based Reports Dialog, Standard Format

Wide-Format Power Flow Solution Report

Power Flow > Reports > Bus based reports

Example of Wide Format Power Flow Solution Report

Wide-Format Power Flow Solution Report with Branch Current Loadings

Power Flow > Reports > Bus based reports

Bus Based Reports Dialog, Subsystem Summary

Summarizing Load Reduction

Power Flow > Reports > Bus based reports

Limit Checking Reports

Power Flow > Reports > Limit checking reports

Machine Reactive Capability

Machine Reactive Capability

Example of Reactive Capability Report

Generator Bus Limits

Var limited plants with unequal var limits

Example of Generator Bus Report, On-line Plants

Machine Terminal Limits

Example of Machine Terminal Limits Report, Overloaded Machines Only

Example of Branch Overload Report, Default Settings

Transmission Line Overloads

Example of Transformer Overload Report, Default Options

Branch Current Ratings

Include non-transformer branches that are not breakers or switches

Example of Branch Current Ratings Report, Default Option

Voltage Controlled Buses

Example of Controlling Transformer Report, Violations Only

Out-of-limit Bus Voltage

Example of Out-of-Limit Bus Voltage Report

Spreadsheet overload report

ACCC Post Processor (AcccBrwsGrid)

Appending to ACCC Output File

Contingency label: contingency identifier (12 characters)

Multiple AC Contingency Run Reports

Monitored Elements Summary

Multiple AC Contingency Run Report Dialog

Reporting DC Network Conditions

Restricting the Output of Large Reports

Owner Subsystem Selector Dialog

Zone Subsystem Selector Dialog

Exporting Power Flow Results to Microsoft Excel

Start > Programs > PSSE > Export results to Excel

ACCC Analysis Results

Export Data/Result to Excel Dialog