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Program Features: |
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PDC works directly on the one-line diagram or on the user selected protective path; |
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EDSA Power Flow and Short Circuit Programs are integrated in the PDC program; |
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PDC communicates with Power Flow, Short Circuit program and Motor Dynamic Starting program; |
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Intelligent PDC auto-select engine; |
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Intelligent search engine that allows up stream and down stream protective device coordination; |
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Powerful plotting engine; |
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Ability to simultaneously work on two EDSA PDC windows: protective path and time-current log-log space; |
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Graphically adjustable device settings, with automatic settings display; |
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User can enable or disable the device protection function; |
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Multi-PD functions can be injected into the same device; the user can disable or enable the protection features in order to generate “what if” scenarios; |
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Motor starting curves are either generic or generated by the EDSA Advanced Motor Starting program; |
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Unlimited scenarios; |
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Direct injection of the PDC data in either network devices or protective path; |
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EDSA professional reports: user can report the setting of all devices within the project, or report the settings of all devices within the particular panel. |
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Direct fuse and relay data interpolation; |
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PDC data settings can be annotated on the one-line diagram or on the PDC network protective path; |
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Customized current and voltage scaling; |
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Short circuit can be injected at any point in the network to generate device sequence of operation report; |
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Easy export protective path and time-current curves to doc files for document purposes; |
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A comprehensive back annotation and print functionality; |
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