Disturbance Direction
Disturbance Direction identifies the origin of a voltage disturbance (sag/swell/transient).
Disturbance direction calculations are done by the monitoring devices. A device determines the direction of the origin of a disturbance as either Upstream or Downstream from the device location. It is possible to identify the likely origin of a disturbance within a power system by combining the direction information from multiple devices in the network. For alarms, the disturbance direction shown in the software is the direction determined by the device that is associated with the alarm. For incidents, it is the direction determined by the representative device for the incident.
Use Disturbance Direction to analyze the likely origin of voltage disturbance events in your power system.
Prerequisites
The monitoring devices must be capable of detecting and logging the disturbance direction.
Related topics:
- Viewing incidents
- Viewing alarms
- Viewing events
- Viewing Disturbance Direction
- Viewing Load Impact
- Viewing a timeline analysis
- Viewing Voltage Tolerance
- Viewing waveforms
- Acknowledging alarms
For reference information see:
- Alarm Operation
- Incidents
- Alarms
- Events
- Disturbance Direction
- Load Impact
- Timeline analysis
- Voltage Tolerance
- Waveforms
- Waveform analytics
- Alarms terminology
- Alarms UI
- Timeline analysis UI
- Waveforms UI
For information on how to configure Alarms, see Alarms configuration.