DPS Simulation Model Clause Samples

The DPS Simulation Model clause defines the use and parameters of a simulation model for the Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS). This clause typically outlines how the simulation model will be constructed, what data or assumptions it will use, and how it will be applied to evaluate or predict outcomes within the DPS framework. For example, it may specify the frequency of simulations, the scenarios to be tested, or the performance metrics to be measured. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties have a clear understanding of how the simulation model will be used to inform decisions, thereby promoting transparency and consistency in the operation of the DPS.
DPS Simulation Model. Certain design verification studies, including, but not limited to the following, require use of cycle-by-cycle simulation using a transient network analyzer, special purpose simulator or a digital computer program equivalent:  Fault performance  Reactive equipment and transformer switching impact  Dynamic performance, including AC disturbance tolerance and disturbance recovery  Overvoltage mitigation
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