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Which dynamic models are considered acceptable?



Answer:

PJM will need the PSSE models from the manufacturer. This should include a dynamic data file (.dyr file) compatible with PSSE v33 with any associated documentation, as well as a reactive capability curve (aka D-curve). Starting with the AF1 queue, PJM is requiring generic models (aka PSSE library models), rather than user-defined models, which the manufacturer should be able to provide.



Queue Point Data FAQs
  1. If my System Impact Study data is the same as my Feasibility Study data, do I still need to create an SIS data submission?
  2. I’m trying to attach my required documents in Queue Point, but they are being rejected because the files are too large. What should I do?
  3. I’ve already created a Feasibility Study data submission in Queue Point. How do I create one for System Impact Study for the same project?
  4. What kind of dynamic model information do I need to submit for my project in the Queue Point System Impact Study data form?
  5. Which dynamic models are considered acceptable?
  6. Should my maximum fault current value be RMS or peak?
  7. I'm locked out of my Queue Point account. What should I do?

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