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Automating and Quality Controlling Grid Connection Studies

Start Time End Time
22 Sep 2025, 22:00 EDT 22 Sep 2025, 23:00 EDT

Overview

Electrical engineering tasks, including grid connection and design reviews, demand substantial and continuous effort to ensure compliance with regulatory and functional standards. For instance, a grid connection application must satisfy both AEMO DMAT and GPS requirements, along with the specific functional needs of the project. Managing these requirements can be challenging during the design phase, as even minor changes to components or layouts can impact the entire electrical system and must be validated against DMAT and GPS standards. This process can be time-consuming without automated checks.

This webinar will present an automated workflow, inspired by industries with rigorous certification processes like aerospace and automotive, which systematically maps out requirements and tracks them through automated quality control procedures. This workflow links requirements to the model components that implement them, the code that validates them, and ultimately generates documentation showing the results. We will demonstrate this using Simscape Electrical, though the workflow is adaptable to any power system model and compatible with AEMO-recommended packages.

Highlights

Attendees will learn how to:

  • Systematically link DMAT/GPS requirements to multiple scenario executions
  • Automate running hundreds of DMAT/GPS scenarios
  • Perform automated DMAT/GPS requirements verification and validation checks
  • Templatise and automate report generation showing the compliance results    

About the Presenter

Dr Muhammad Ali is an Application Engineer at MathWorks and works closely with Simulink and Simscape customers to understand their business objectives and ensure that they are getting the most value out of our products and services. Ali has a background in renewable energy integration, microgrids, battery management systems and retrofitting existing aircraft into electric. He did his PhD from UNSW Australia where he got the opportunity to work on dispatchable inverter control techniques for microgrids, and testing off-the-shelf PV inverters while working (in partnership with AEMO) on an ARENA funded project.

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