Calculation of Disconnection/Drop to Zero Percentage for different voltage ranges #24
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Percentage disconnection bar chart for each zone at different voltage ranges in an event
Errors due to "NA" values and multiple counts for 5s, 10s and more than 10s are rectified.
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Disconnection/Drop to Zero percentage for each zone at different voltage ranges are calculated. The percentage disconnection for low voltage conditions (Vmin<180V) is separately analyzed where the voltage condition prevails 5s or 10s or more before disconnection.
A bar chart is added in GUI as an output.