One-line network view with system-level power, voltage, reserve, and bus detail. Voltage display maps the backbone to 330 kV; 132/69 kV station steps are illustrative, not separately solved.
39 buses
46 branches
AC MODEL Newton–Raphson · steady state
BENCHMARK case snapshot · not live telemetry
System frequency
60.00Hz
Aggregate frequency response · 60 Hz nominal
Active power
—MW
Generation · load — MW
Spinning reserve
— MW
Unit commitment / availability not supplied
Reactive load
—Mvar
Reactive load · generation — Mvar
Bus voltage range
—–—pu
Steady-state AC solution
Aggregate load PF
—lag
Aggregate load power factor
Control room · IEEE 39-bus benchmark
Grid Operations
System frequency · dynamic model
60.000 Hz
Generation— MW
System load— MW
Spinning reserveN/A
Reactive output— Mvar
Voltage range— pu
Load PF—
SIMULATED · NOT LIVE CONTROL
AC simulation ready · IEC 61850 messages are illustrative only
Conceptual logical-node view · simulated values
Protection & IEC 61850 communications
Values below are derived from the steady-state benchmark model. This page does not exchange MMS or GOOSE frames, run relay settings, or connect to real IEDs.
NO LIVE IED CONNECTION
MMS · measurement reportingModel updates
Bus measurements refresh when the AC power flow is solved.
GOOSE · event messagingSimulated / idle
No trip or interlocking messages are transmitted or evaluated.
Time synchronizationNot modeled
No PTP clock, station clock, or time-quality source is configured.
Protection logicMonitor-only view
Relay types are illustrative; settings, coordination, and trips are not simulated.
Selected bus logical devices
Select a bus from the overview
Topology-derived branch IED register
All 46 benchmark branches · illustrative logical nodes
IED / bay
Connection
Asset
Logical nodes
Model state
Generator IED register
Benchmark units and external tie
IED / bus
Source
Active output
Logical nodes
Model state
Scenario activity · local simulation
Operator and model event log
Event entries describe local simulator updates only; they are not records from a control center or real IEC 61850 network.
LOCAL EVENT FEED
Whole-network single-line overview
Illustrative fault marker · select a node to inspect it
Select any bus to open its station one-line · dashed halos mark example plant overlays
Newton–Raphson AC flow recalculates voltage and dispatch. Frequency uses a separate aggregate swing/governor response model, not a validated transient or NERC compliance study. Fault marker is visual only.
Transmission bus Generator bus 30–38 Example resource overlay Illustrative fault point Transformer branch
ANSI/IEEE-style station one-line
Bus 12 station
Station unit controls
SIMULATOR ONLY
Controls affect this illustrative AC/frequency model only. They do not connect to plant equipment or utility SCADA. Start/stop timing, protection, fuel, and equipment-specific operating limits are not modeled.
Illustrative voltage plan330 kV transmission bus → 132 kV subtransmission → 69 kV local lines
Added station-side step-down concept; the IEEE 39-bus AC solve remains a single 330 kV backbone model.
52 AC circuit breaker89 disconnect switchT power transformerG / IBR generator or inverter sourceINV inverter stageBUS busbar87B illustrative bus differential zone
Bay switching controls
Switching changes the steady-state network model; protection and relay behavior are not simulated without settings.
ANSI/IEEE-style conceptual arrangement. Bus connections follow the IEEE 39-bus case; bay equipment placement is illustrative and is not an as-built switching or protection drawing.