Real-time protection simulation and testing

Why real-time protection simulation?

Protection and control devices play a key role in safeguarding the availability of power grids. PTI Consulting uses hardware-in-the-loop tests to simulate complete protection and control schemes within the power environment using real-time digital simulation (RTDS), helping improve complex power system protection and control studies.

PTI Consulting services are part of the curated and modular Siemens Xcelerator portfolio, enabling customers to accelerate their digital transformation easier, faster and at scale.

Key benefits

Strengthen protection and control performance

Avoid disconnections and the resulting costs due to wrong setting values by verifying your protection and control system performance before real-world deployment.

Analyze complex power system scenarios

Increase the reliability of power system protection and control with high-performance RTDS that lets you test switching sequences, system faults and electromagnetic transients.

Access tailored documentation and training

Have the documentation you need for every tested case tailored to your individual requirements. Gain expertise in a customized protection and control power system simulation setup through hands-on training.

Featured capabilities

Hardware-in-the-loop protection system testing

PTI Consulting offers protection hardware-in-the-loop tests in the power system to optimize and verify protection device settings with closed-loop switching sequences that support accurate protection analysis.

Wide Area Monitoring and control scheme testing

We help increase reliability and verify the performance of control and protection devices for special power system protection schemes using key building blocks to test WAMPAC systems efficiently in real time.

Controller testing for grids and microgrids

PTI experts test controller hardware in a closed loop with detailed real-time environments to develop new control schemes for transmission and distribution systems as well as microgrids and refine emerging concepts.