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The CYME Power Engineering software is a suite of applications composed of a network editor, analysis modules and user-customizable model libraries from which you can choose to get the most powerful solution.

The modules available comprise a variety of advanced applications and extensive libraries for either transmission/industrial or distribution power network analysis.



Additional software useful to the power engineer are also available:



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CYME Power Engineering Applications for Distribution Network/System Analysis

Distribution Analysis
(CYMDIST)
To perform several types of analysis on balanced or unbalanced three-phase, two-phase and single-phase systems that are operated in radial, looped or meshed configurations. This includes per-phase voltage drop and power flow analysis, fault calculations (fault flows and fault voltages), protective device coordination (by interfacing with CYMTCC), optimal capacitor placement and sizing, load balancing and load allocation/estimation.

The additional modules listed below require CYMDIST to run.
Advanced Project Manager Supports the collaborative and detailed preparation of a project that consists in modifications to the network with related simulations.
Network Forecaster To view, modify and create time-dependent projects (using the CYME Advanced Project Manager) consisting in modifications to the network such as the addition of any load at a given date, change/replacement of power transformers within a substation, a rephasing/reconductoring project, network switching or reconfiguration, etc.
Energy Profile Manager To perform time range analysis based on a combination of historical consumption patterns and real-time monitoring.
Reliability Assessment Provides a framework within which predictive and historical reliability assessment scenarios are run and the impacts of the related investment such as DA (Distribution Automation) can be evaluated and understood.
Transient Stability
(CYMSTAB)
To simulate the dynamic behavior of distribution systems with distributed generation under various transient events (fault application/clearing, large motor starting, disconnection of co-generation units, islanding, etc.)
Harmonics
(CYMHARMO)
Performs harmonic penetration analysis in electric power systems. It features single phase and full three-phase modeling capabilities and includes a large library of pre-defined models for network equipment and harmonic current sources.
Arc Flash Hazards To analyze and promote the electrical safety for employees working on or near electrical equipment. It computes the necessary parameters required to assess the risk level and adopt the adequate safety procedures.
Dynamic Motor Starting To simulate the starting of an induction motor or of a synchronous motor and obtain graphs of the results as a function of time or speed.
Switching Optimization Assists in determining the optimal feeder configuration that will minimize losses, improve the voltage profile and balance the load between feeders.
Single Contingency To study the impact of single forced or planned outages on the electrical distribution system and find the optimal switching plan to restore electrical power to priority customers and to recover the maximum possible load in the affected areas.
Substations and Sub-networks To model all the major components of the distribution substation and any sub-network such as the detailed modeling of an industrial facility.
Secondary Grid Networks Allows the Power Flow and Short Circuit analyses of heavily meshed secondary grid network distribution systems for any voltage level.
Geographic Overlay To display raster or vector map images (geographical land-base such as DWG, DXF, SHP, etc) as layers directly underneath the electrical model.


Additional Engineering Applications and Facilities for Distribution:
CYMDIST Gateway To create and maintain the CYMDIST distribution network data model. The connectivity network extracted from the GIS is accurate, electrically complete, with actual loads and switch status; and this network model can be updated easily.
Protective Device Coordination (CYMTCC) Generates the time-current characteristic curves for the protective devices of a given feeder. The results can be visualized on-screen, plotted on standard log-log paper and/or routed to various printers.
Substation Grounding Grid Design and Analysis (CYMGRD) To optimize the design of new grids and reinforce existing grids, of any shape, by virtue of built-in danger point evaluation facilities.


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CYME Power Engineering Applications for Transmission and Industrial Network/System Analysis

Power Flow
(CYMFLOW)
To perform power flow analysis in three-phase electric power networks. The module utilizes state of the art sparse matrix/vector methods and multiple solution algorithms.

The additional modules listed below require CYMFLOW or CYMFAULT to run.
Short-Circuit
(CYMFAULT)
To simulate fault conditions in three-phase electric power systems. Multitude of reports and flexibility in applying all industry-accepted standards.

The additional modules listed below require CYMFLOW or CYMFAULT to run.
Arc Flash Hazards To analyze and promote the electrical safety for employees working on or near electrical equipment. It computes the necessary parameters required to assess the risk level and adopt the adequate safety procedures.
Harmonics
(CYMHARMO)
To perform harmonic penetration analysis in electric power systems. It features single phase and full three-phase modeling capabilities and includes a large library of pre-defined models for network equipment and harmonic current sources.
Advanced Project Manager Supports the collaborative and detailed preparation of a project that consists in modifications to the network with related simulations.
Transient Stability
(CYMSTAB)
To simulate the electro-mechanical response of an electric power system to transient disturbances. It includes a large library of pre-defined models for network equipment and control systems.
Dynamic Motor Starting To simulate the starting of an induction motor or of a synchronous motor and obtain graphs of the results as a function of time or speed.
Geographic Overlay To display raster or vector map images (geographical land-base such as DWG, DXF, SHP, etc) as layers directly underneath the electrical model.


Additional Engineering Applications and Facilities for Transmission and Industrial:
Protective Device Coordination (CYMTCC) Generates the time-current characteristic curves for the protective devices of a given feeder. The results can be visualized on-screen, plotted on standard log-log paper and/or routed to various printers.
Substation Grounding Grid Design and Analysis (CYMGRD) To optimize the design of new grids and reinforce existing grids, of any shape, by virtue of built-in danger point evaluation facilities.


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CYMCAP Cable Ampacity Calculations

Cable Ampacity Calculations
(CYMCAP)
Performs ampacity and temperature rise calculations for power cable installations.

The additional modules listed below require CYMCAP to run.
Multiple Duct Banks Determines the steady state ampacity of cables installed in several neighboring duct banks and/or backfills with different thermal resistivity.
Duct Bank Optimizer Determines the optimal placement of several circuits within a duct bank. More specifically, the module can recommend the various circuit disposition within the duct bank
Short Circuit Cable Rating Calculates the rating of cables for short circuit currents.
Cables in Tunnels Determines the temperature, steady state, cyclic and transient ampacity of cables installed in unventilated tunnels.
Cables in Troughs Determines the thermal rating of cables installed in filled or in unfilled troughs.
Magnetic Fields Computes the magnetic flux density at any point on or above the surface of an underground cable installation.
Multiple Casings Allows the user to determine the steady state unequally loaded ampacity and/or temperature rating of cables installed in one or more non-magnetic casings buried, laying on the sea bed or completely immersed in water.
Cable Impedance Calculation Calculates the electrical parameters for cables necessary for performing network studies at the power frequency (50/60 Hz).
Cable Crossing To correctly take into consideration the derating effect that two circuits crossing have on the ampacity of each other, depending on their crossing angle.
Real Time Temperature Rating (RTTR) Used in conjunction with temperature sensing systems, computes future cable ampacity and estimates the conductor temperature from the fiber measured temperature and performing emergency ratings with the transient engine.
Cable Historical Operating Temperature Estimation (CHOTE) Evaluates the temperature at which underground cable systems have operated during their in-service life.


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