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Development of and support for the ERACS software product will come to an end on 21 December 2023. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require further assistance.
Details of new features & fixes across the ERACS versions.
We have included "Percentage kA Loading (%, 1, 1)" as a displayable result for synchronous and induction machines. The value is calculated as the ratio, expressed as a percentage, of the current delivered by the machine to the rated current of the machine. The rated current is determined using the machine's rated MVA and rated kV.
An option has been added to the popup menu of the Network Overview window that enables the style of the mouse cursor that appears when the mouse is placed over the viewport to be selected. Two options have been provided: Arrow and Hand.
A facility has been added to the Arc Flash Hazard Report (i.e. the results form shown after running an Arc Flash Hazard Assessment) to export the study into a format that can be imported into the standalone Arc Flash Hazard Calculator.
ERACS now supports up to 3000 busbars. Please contact the ERACS Team should you require this option.
The ABB PR512/P overcurrent and earth fault relay has been added to the ERACS Reference Library.
The library memo field has been made more accessible and is now contained within the library data entry form, in its own tabbed page.
The mechanical load entries in the ERACS Reference Library have been rationalised, improving the key names and descriptions.
Use of the network overview window to navigate large networks has been improved, especially where the network is so large that the current viewport is difficult to locate. One can now set the network diagram viewport by either double-clicking or clicking the mouse wheel at the desired location in the network overview window.
Following a Transient Stability calculation, a busbar voltage profile report can be generated. This report displays the identifier, description, rated kV, Loadflow kV, Transient kV and voltage difference for every busbar in the network, following a Transient Stability calculation. The voltage profile report is accessed via a new button that has been included on the Transient Stability graph window or via a new option in the Results menu.
Following an outage with our web access security solution, we have provided a software failover facility that enables ERACS to switch from our main web access server to a replicated failover server. This modification should provide a more robust and reliable security solution.
A web access security solution guide has been produced and an option to access the guide has been added to the Manuals sub-menu in the Help menu.
A new result option has been provided that enables you to select and then display a brief description of the fault type in the summary results box that is shown on the network diagram.
It is now possible to create a protection setting report without having to run a protection study. The new facility enables multiple protection setting reports to be created. One is able to select whether the report contains all protection devices or just a subset. The report presents the devices in a tabular format and groups the devices by switchboard (busbar, 1, 1) and circuit (element to which the device is attached or adjacent switch, 1, 1). The table of setting can be opened in Microsoft Word with a single click and can also be exported to various formats, including PDF.
A "Label Format" facility has been added to enable generation of European or American arc flash hazard warning labels from within an Arc Flash Hazard study.
It is now possible to select Arc Flash Units (metric or imperial) as a property of a Network. This impacts the units used for distance- and energy-related fields during study setup and when viewing results within an Arc Flash Hazard study.
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