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CYME International T& DCYME International T& D

2009 Company P resentation2009 Company P resentation

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Solutions that stand behind thousands of T&D projects in more than 100 countrieSolutions that stand behind thousands of T&D projects in more than 100 countrie



OverviewOverview

Founded in 1986

solutions for transmission, distribution andindustrial power systemsServing the electrical industry worldwide

Utilities, Industrial Organizations, Consultants,Research Centers and Universities

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Our FocusOur Focus

Focus on Electrical Transmission Distribution and Industrial

Industry Driven OrganizationIndustry Driven Organization

Power Systems

Focus on building and providing Expertise and Solutions for

Focus on Helping organizations keeping ahead as far as PowerEngineering Software Solutions and related Services are

concerned

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Our MissionOur Mission

The mission of CYME International is to deliver “best-of-breed” Power Engineering Software Solutions

and Services to the electrical industry worldwideby combining cutting-edge technology

and engineering expertise .

Our professional team is committed

by delivering the best solutions and providing .

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Serving the Electrical Industry WorldwideServing the Electrical Industry Worldwide

5000 Users in over 100 Countries5000 Users in over 100 CountriesUtilities, Industrial Organizations, Consultants, Research Centers and Universities

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Serving the Electrical Industry WorldwideServing the Electrical Industry Worldwide

The CYME installedcustomer base

comprises companies

Research

5% from a variety of sectors of the

Consultants25%

electricalindustryIndustrial

50%20%

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EndEnd--toto--End SolutionsEnd Solutions

Software, solutions and consulting in all business unitsof the electrical industry.

Most comprehensive line of Power Engineering Softwareavailable to the electrical industry today.

Easy integration of the CYME analysis engines.

High degree of skill and knowledge covering all areas of power engineering and implementation cycle.

Power engineering training courses and technologytransfer programs tailored to your needs.

Commitment to unsurpassed support services.

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Power Engineering SolutionsPower Engineering Solutions

CY ME’s Pow er Engineering SolutionsI T Solutions

& ProjectsT&D Softw areConsulting

ServicesTechnology

Transfer

Electrical I ndustryElectrical I ndustry

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T&D SoftwareT&D Software

Advanced analysis tools for distribution,Advanced analysis tools for distribution,transmission and industrial ower s stems.transmission and industrial ower s stems.

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CYME Software and the Electric SystemCYME Software and the Electric System

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Distribution AnalysisDistribution Analysis – – CYMDISTCYMDIST

Primary, secondary andsecondary grid (spot network).

Unbalanced and balanced radial

and looped network.n m e no es, ee ers an

substations.

Extensive model library and user-

defined modeling capabilities.Full support for creation and

- scenarios, related to the samebase network under different

.

Highly customizable resultsdisplay and analyses reports.

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Distribution AnalysisDistribution Analysis – – CYMDIST FeaturesCYMDIST Features

Power flow and voltage dropana ys s

Fault analysis (conventional or IEC)

Load balancing and loadallocation/estimation

Optimal capacitor placementNetwork equivalent calculation

etwor re uct on

Motor start analysis (locked rotor

and maximum start size)

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Distribution AnalysisDistribution Analysis – – CYMDIST FeaturesCYMDIST Features (cont’d)(cont’d)

Harmonic analysisYMDI T-HARM

Switching (tie-points)optimization(CYMDIST-SOM)

Energy profiles (loads) analysisCYMDIST-EPM

Reliability analysis (Predictiveand historical)

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Contingency analysis

(CYMDIST-CAM)Dynamic motor start analysis

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Substation and sub-networkmo e ng an ana ys s(CYMDIST-SUB/SUBNET)

Secondary network analysis-

Arc flash hazard(ARC Flash Hazard)

Transient stability analysis(CYMDIST-???????)

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Network modification/growthp ann ng(Network Forecaster)

Project creation-

Map overlay(CYMDIST-MAP)

Service restoration(CYMDIST-SRM)

Protective device coordination(CYMTCC)Substation grounding(CYMGRD)

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Transmission & IndustrialTransmission & Industrial – – PSAFPSAF

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P SAF : P ow er Systems Analysis Framew orkP SAF : P ow er Systems Analysis Framew ork

industrial three-phase powersystems.

- -database.

Modeling based on purpose andextent of simulation conducted.

Lines and cables parametersestimation.

Multiple simulation engines.

Common network editor.Reusable database.

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Transmission & IndustrialTransmission & Industrial – – PSAF FeaturesPSAF Features

Power flow analysis

Fault analysis (ANSI & IEC)(CYMFAULT)Contingency analysis(CYM-AC Contingency)

Harmonic analysis(CYMHARMO)

Optimal power flow analysis(CYMOPF)

Transient stability analysis(CYMSTAB)

Breaker ratings(CYMBREAK)

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Transmission & IndustrialTransmission & Industrial – – PSAF FeaturesPSAF Features (cont’d)(cont’d)

Synchronous andasynchronous motor starting(CYM-Motor Start)

Wind energy conversionsystems(WECS)

Voltage stability analysis

Arc flash hazard(ARC Flash Hazard)

ro ec ve ev ce coor na on(CYMTCC)

Substation grounding

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Cable AmpacityCable Ampacity – – CYMCAPCYMCAP

Steady-state, cyclic and transient.

Simulation of the thermal behavior of

power cable installations.Peak ratings analysis.

Iterative techniques based on the IEC-

method.Full compliance with North American

an nternat onapractices.

Independent libraries and databasesfor cables, duct-banks, load curves,heat sources and installations.

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CYMCAPCYMCAP – – CapabilitiesCapabilities

Modeling and graphical representation of virtually anytype of cable installation:

•Single-core, three-core, belted, pipe-type, submarine,

• Directly buried, thermal backfill, underground ducts, ductbanks, moisture migration, nearby heat sources and heat

.

• Cables in pipes directly buried or in a thermal backfill.

• Cables in air on riser oles rou s of cables in air etc.

• Different cable types within one installation.

• And more…

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CYMCAPCYMCAP – – Additional ModulesAdditional Modules

Steady state ampacity of cablesinstalled in several neighboringduct banks and/or backfills withdifferent thermal resistivity(CYMCAP-MDB)

Optimal placement of severalcircuits within a duct bank

(CYMCAP-OPT)Rating of cables for short circuit

(CYMCAP-SCR)

Temperature, steady-state, cyclican trans ent ampac ty o ca esin tunnels(CYMCAP-CIT)

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CYMCAPCYMCAP – – Additional ModulesAdditional Modules (cont’d)(cont’d)

Thermal rating of cables in filled orunfilled troughs(CYMCAP-TRO)

Magnetic flux density at any pointon or above the ground of anunderground cable installation(CYMCAP-EMF)

Cable operating temperature, real-time, and steady state / transient

(CYMCAP-RTTR)

Temperature at which undergroundca es ave operate ur ng t e rin-service life(CYMCAP-CHOTE)

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Protective Device CoordinationProtective Device Coordination – – CYMTCCCYMTCC

Generates the time-current characteristiccurves for the protective devices of a givencircuit:

• Extensive database 5000+ devices.

• Automatic update of the library through the.

• Coordination analysis.

• Protection analysis.

• Time margin separation ca cu ation.

• Simulation of fuses, relays, low voltage circuitbreakers, reclosers, and switches.

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• Cable damage curves, motor starting curves,Transformer withstand curves.

•Various reports (devices, etc.).

SCREEN CAPS.

• Device library manager.

• Capability to link documents (PDF, image, URL)to device types.

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• Interface with CYMDIST and PSAF.



Substation GroundingSubstation Grounding – – CYMGRDCYMGRD

Current dispersion simulation by allowing a user to design andtest multiple ground grid variations.• Finite element analysis.

• Uniform or two-layer soil modelanalysis.

• Electrode sizing.

• Ground resistance and groundotential rise.

• Current split factor.• Potential contour and profile

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• Touch & Step voltage analysis.

• Complies with IEEE 80-2000.• AutoCAD Interface.

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Consulting ServicesConsulting Services

Studies of electrical power systems for the analysis,planning and design of transmission, distribution andindustrial applications.

ss s ance n e reso u on o emerg ng, spec a ze annon-routine problems.

,measures of enhancement in order to meet operationrules and regulations, and to improve system efficiency.

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Consulting ServicesConsulting Services (cont’d)(cont’d)

Identification and resolution of current and potentialsystem problems.

Expansion and refurbishment studies and equipmentspecifications.

Postmortem analysis, identification of failure causes andprov ng reme a ac ons.

Preparation of equipment specifications, review of ’ .

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Analytical Studies ConductedAnalytical Studies Conducted

Power system modeling.

Power flow and fault level calculations.

Distribution system analysis.

Distribution system performance analysis.

Voltage sags and swells.

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Harmonic propagation

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Analytical Studies ConductedAnalytical Studies Conducted (cont’d)(cont’d)

Integration of distributed generation in power systemsand impact analysis.

Cables capacity.Cable installations modeling.

Insulation coordination.

Grounding systems and ground potential rise.Voltage control and VAR flow optimization.

System reliability and outage analysis.

Protection s stems stud .

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Technology TransferTechnology Transfer

To assist power system engineersTo assist power system engineersto maintain a high degree of to maintain a high degree of

technical knowledge applicabletechnical knowledge applicableo e r e o prac ce.o e r e o prac ce.

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Technology TransferTechnology Transfer

Fundamental courses:

• Refresh fundamental power engineering concepts.

Advanced system courses:• Detailed analysis, planning, design and operation techniques;

methods of enhancing system performance and trouble shootingtechniques.

Specialized topics:• To deal with the new trends in the electrical industry aiming at

increasing efficiency, reducing cost, and improving performance

• To deal with changes in industry practices and the increasing use

of e ui ment sensitive to network disturbances.

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Technical Engineering CoursesTechnical Engineering Courses – – TypicalTypical

System Planning• Power System Planning for Transmission Systems–

Methodology and Application

• Distribution Systems: Planning, Operation and Protection

Protection• Modern Protection Systems for Transmission and Distribution

Grounding• Grounding of Distribution Systems

Power Quality

•

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Technical Engineering CoursesTechnical Engineering Courses – – TypicalTypical (cont’d)(cont’d)

System Failure and Recovery• Power System Restoration and Black Start

Distributed Generation• Introduction to Distributed Generation• Distributed Generation and System Interface Issues

Reliability• Methods of Reliability applied to Distribution Systems•

System Stability & Dynamics

• Power System Stability – Fundamentals and Applications• Generating Plant Dynamics and Grid Interaction

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IT Solutions and ProjectsIT Solutions and Projects

Services, custom software and interfaceServices, custom software and interfacedevelopment to fully benefit from thedevelopment to fully benefit from the

CYME software.CYME software.

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IT Solutions and ProjectsIT Solutions and Projects

Services to integrate and deploy the CYME softwaresolutions into your specific environment including:

• Evaluation of the requirements, system analysis andspec ca ons, an ex en o pro ec managemen , es ng,physical installation, and training.

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OMS, SCADA/DMS/EMS, CIS, WFMS, RCM, LegacySystems, In-House or Third Party Applications.

Services to develop specific software solutions andinterfaces.

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Specific Software Solutions and Interfaces DevelopedSpecific Software Solutions and Interfaces Developed

CYMDIST-Gateway – software interface to the major GIS

data.

• Generic interfacing method.

• Data manipulation engine reading the GIS data format.

• Runs engineering analysis to validate the model.

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Over 20 installations either in production Over 20 installations either in production or in development or in development

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Specific Software Solutions and Interfaces DevelopedSpecific Software Solutions and Interfaces Developed

Integration of CYME's simulation engines to third partysystems (OMS, DMS).

CYME's Power Engineering tools to support real time.

MARS ( Management, Assessment and R estoration of S ervice)

• Com rehensive software solution for service restoration afterdevastating events.

Planning and real-time network-wide thermal analysis of .

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CYME CommitmentCYME Commitment

Over the last 20 years, CYME has built a strong reputationOver the last 20 years, CYME has built a strong reputationwith its clients by delivering the best solutionswith its clients by delivering the best solutionsand providing unsurpassed customer services.and providing unsurpassed customer services.

Our professional team of dedicated experts is committedOur professional team of dedicated experts is committed

to work closel with our en ineers throu hout the entireto work closel with our en ineers throu hout the entire project to achieve its successful completion.project to achieve its successful completion.

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