StandardSynchronousMachineInterconnection : Class diagram
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This diagram shows the classes necessary for both of the two types of synchronous machine interconnection models: standard synchronous machine and standard synchronous generator cross-compound.<br /></p><p><br /></p><p>A standard synchronous machine interconnection has a single instance of a SynchronousMachineDynamics child class whereas a generator cross-compound connection has multiple instances of SynchronousMachineDynamics child classes related by a single instance of a TurbineGovernorDyanamics child class.<br /></p><p><br /></p><p>A valid standard synchronous machine interconnection model reflects the following rules. <br /></p><p>It may have:<br /></p><p><ul><li>1 instance of TurbineGovernorDynamics child class, but only if SynchronousMachine.operatingMode = generator</li><br /></p><p></ul><ul><li>1 instance of MechanicalLoadDynamics child class, but only if SynchronousMachine.operatingMode = motor or condenser</li><br /></p><p></ul>It may not have<br /></p><p><ul><li>any instance of GenICompensationForGenJ</li><br /></p><p></ul><br /></p><p>A generator cross-compound interconnection model reflects the following rules. <br /></p><p>It may have:<br /></p><p><ul><li>multiple instances of SynchronousMachineDynamics child classes, each of which has its related SynchronousMachine.operatingMode = generator</li><br /></p><p></ul><ul><li>1 instance of TurbineGovernorDynamics child class</li><br /></p><p></ul>It must have<br /></p><p><ul><li>2 or more instances of GenICompensationForGenJ associated with each instance of a SynchronousMachineDynamics child class.</li><br /></p><p></ul><br /></p>