System Modeling for Contingency and Capacity Analysis (Secondary-Voltage Downtown Network)
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A Downtown Network System is a highly reliable electrical distribution configuration used in densely-loaded urban centers, where multiple transformers and feeders are connected in parallel on the secondary side to supply power to loads. The downtown area of Colorado Springs is served by a Downtown Network System. This presentation discusses the modeling of a Network system and the Contingency and Capacity analysis of the system.
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- 604 North Tejon Street
- Colorado Springs, Colorado
- United States 80903
- Building: Downtown Panino's
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In-Person Meeting from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM MDT on Monday 5/18/2026 at Panino's Downton in Colorado Springs
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- Starts 29 April 2026 06:00 AM UTC
- Ends 15 May 2026 06:00 AM UTC
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Steve Torres of Colorado Springs Utilities
System Modeling for Contingency and Capacity Analysis
Steve Torres is an Engineer V (5) in the area of Distribution System Planning at Colorado Springs Utilities. He previously worked in Engineering Standards and is a graduate of Colorado State University.
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Steve Torres is an Engineer V (5) in the area of Distribution System Planning at Colorado Springs Utilities. He previously worked in Engineering Standards and is a graduate of Colorado State University.
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