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Dynaωo

New release (V1.5.0) available

A new release - V1.5.0 - is now available.. This version notably contains the Windows release of Dynawo-algorithms and Dynaflow-launcher.

New release (V1.4.1) available

A new release - V1.4.1 - is now available.. This version notably contains improvements of Dynaflow. .

Dynawo joined the Linux Foundation Energy (LFE)

Dynawo was accepted as a member of LFE.

New release (V1.4.0) available

A new release - V1.4.0 - is now available.. This version notably contains improvements of Dynaflow modeling and optimizations of the margin calculation algorithm.

New release (V1.3.2) available

A new release - V1.3.2 - is now available.. This version notably contains fixes for Windows distribution.

New release (V1.3.1) available

A new release - V1.3.1 - is now available.. This version notably contains a new event model, improvements of Hvdcs and generators modeling, the possibility to filter duplicated events in the timeline, and some bug fixes.

Operational use in French control centers

DynaWaltz, the tool for long-term stability studies of the Dynaωo suite, is now available operationally in the French control centers. Integrated into RTE’s ernergy management system, it has been used to conduct previsional studies for voltage stability before the winter as well as for some day to day studies. The tool behavior has been very satisfactory with an improved accuracy leading to an increase in the operational margins and similar performances than RTE’s historical tool. It is an important step for the project, paving the way for the operational adoption of the approach.

New release (V1.3.0) available

A new release - V1.3.0 - is now available with a lot of new features and possibilities.. This version notably contains a large number of new models (both for short-term, long-term and steady state calculations), a new numerical method (an implementation of the trapezoidal method) and a wide range of diverse improvements: better criteria support, new APIs (lost equipments, final values), a better support of the Modelica language, and some bug fixes. In addition, the number of examples delivered with the tool has been considerably increased: ENTSO-E digital controller test case, WSCC 9 bus test system, WECC test cases, etc.

Companion Projects

An important work has been done to create a more complete environment around Dynaωo. It notably implied the development of a launcher for dynaflow, the release open-source of contingency analysis or margin calculation algorithms as well as first efforts to link the PowSyBl and Dynaωo efforts. Additional functionalities, such as critical clearing time analysis, are under developement and should be available in a few weeks. Don’t hesitate to have a look to these companion projects!