Use PS Simul for Power Directionality Function Analysis โ ANSI 32 Discover how PS Simul can be used to simulate and analyze the Power Directionality Function (ANSI 32) in electrical systems. A detailed and practical example provided by Conprove. Whatโฆ
Conprove at DISTRIBUTECH 2025 Conprove will be present at DISTRIBUTECH 2025, performing tests on a Merging Unit (MU) with a special input for LPIT (Low Power Instrument Transformer) using its CE-6710 tester. Come and witness this live demonstration! Learn more:โฆ
The 17th Technical Seminar on Protection and Control (STPC 2024) was a highly significant event for the power sector, bringing together experts, companies, and professionals to discuss the challenges and technological advancements in power system protection and automation. Event Highlightsโฆ
A New, More Reliable Methodology for Fault Testing The pursuit of greater precision and reliability in fault testing for power systems has led Conprove to develop an innovative methodology set to transform the industry. This approach is designed to meetโฆ
The Importance of Winding Resistance Tests Winding resistance tests are vital for ensuring the reliability and performance of electrical equipment. By comparing factory test values with actual measurements, these tests can provide critical insights into the condition of the systemโฆ
