Yu. V. Shornikov, E. A. Popov
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Peculiarities of modeling and simulation of transients in electrical power systems are considered. The ISMA’s features for modeling and simulation of systems of interest are described. A part of the ISMA’s library of numerical methods for solving the Cauchy problem and correct event detection is given. A real electrical power system is given to illustrate modeling and simulation. Results of an experiment proving the correctness of
the approach used are presented.
Keywords: electromagnetic transients, electromechanical transients, modeling
and simulation of an electrical power system, ISMA, hybrid systems.
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