Contingency Options: Bus Load Throw Over Records
Load throw over will only attempt to move the load once, from the original bus to the load throw over bus. If the load throw over bus is already disconnected from the system, then the load will be treated as dropped during the contingency solution.
NOTE: The load throw over is only used when running the contingency analysis tool to analyze contingency effects on the system. Load throw over records are not used during manual solution of the power flow, even if you manually disconnect a bus with load and perform a load flow solution.
The Bus Load Throw Over display has the following fields:
Number, Name
The bus number and name of the load’s terminal bus.
Nom kV
The nominal voltage level of the load’s terminal bus.
Load Throw Over Bus Number
Enter the number of the bus you wish to have the load transferred to, should the original load terminal bus become disconnected during a contingency in the contingency analysis. The Load Throwover Bus Name_kV field will be automatically populated.
Load Throw Over Bus Name_kV
Enter the bus name and nominal kV (separated by a _ between the name and nominal kV) of the bus you wish the load to be transferred to, should the original load terminal bus become disconnected during a contingency in the contingency analysis. The Load Throw Over Bus Number will be automatically populated if the corresponding Bus Name_kV is found.
If choosing to identify objects by labels, this field can also be used to display and enter the label of the load throw over bus.