ETAP Demo Request form

Using this form, you can conveniently and quickly request ETAP demo CDs, training brochures and other useful information from our agents.

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ETAP: Select the items you are interested in:

Receive an ETAP Demo CD
Receive ETAP literature
Have an engineer contact you about ETAP
Schedule a demonstration for ETAP

ETAP Modules: Select the modules you are most interested in (optional)

Simulation & Analysis
Short-Circuit
Arc Flash IEEE 1584
Load Flow
Motor Acceleration
Harmonic Analysis
Wind Farm Analysis

Device Coordination & Selectivity
ETAP Star
ETAP ARTTS (Advanced Relay Testing & Transient Simulator)

Ground Grid Systems
Ground Grid Systems

DC Systems
DC Short-Circuit
DC Load Flow
Battery Sizing & Discharge

Control System Diagram
Control System Diagram

Dynamics & Transients
Transient Stability
Generator Start-Up
User-Defined Dynamic Models
Parameter Estimation

Panel Systems
Panel Systems		 Distribution Systems
Unbalanced Load Flow
Optimal Power Flow
Optimal Capacitor Placement
Reliability Assessment
Sag, Tension & Ampacity
High Voltage DC Systems
Transformer Tap Optimization
GIS Map

Cable Systems
Underground Raceway Systems
Cable Pulling
Cable Ampacity
Cable Sizing

Data Exchange
Data Exchange (DataX)
e-DPP Interface
SmartPlant Electrical Interface

Real-Time Systems
Power System Monitoring & Simulation (PSMS)
Advanced Monitoring
Real-Time Simulation
Event Playback / Historian
Advisory/Supervisory Control
Energy Management System (EMS)
Intelligent Load Shedding (ILS)

ETAP: Bus Level & License Information (optional)

There is NO limit to the number of buses you can draw in each ETAP project. Your ETAP license limits the number of energized buses during calculations. In essence, ETAP´s 32-bit graphical intelligence has virtually eliminated the need for ´nodes.´ Sections of your project such as motor control centers and feeder buses can harbor numerous connections to equipment cables. Additionally, multiple protective and monitoring devices may also be in place. ETAP is unique with how it handles these connections.

With Nodes (Old 16-bit method)
old method with nodes

Without Nodes (New 32-bit method)
new method without nodes
For example, if you have a Motor Control Center or substation with hundreds of induction motors, synchronous motors, static loads, capacitor banks and motor operated valves, how many buses/nodes are required? What if each of these devices has multiple protective devices, monitoring devices, and an equipment cable? How many buses/nodes would be required now?
With ETAP, the answer is ONE. Loads and motors, even if they have protective devices, monitoring devices and a cable, do not need their own buses/nodes. And yes, load terminal voltages and voltage drops are calculated and displayed on the one-line diagrams.
ETAP defines a bus as a switchgear, switchrack, MCC or a point between any two branch-type devices. Panels and sub-panels are not considered buses. ETAP calculates the number of buses per project file. You may have an unlimited number of projects. Again, there is NO limit to the number of buses you can draw. Limitations are imposed when you run calculations. ETAP verifies that the number of energized buses during the calculation is less or equal to the licensed limit.

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