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Conservation Voltage Reduction — Sweep-Convergence & ZIP-Curve Lab (2D)

Interactive 2D companion to the smart-grid feeder simulator: watch the backward-forward power-flow sweep itself converge on a heatmap, read the final feeder voltage profile against the ANSI C84.1 band, and see the ZIP-model demand curve that makes Conservation Voltage Reduction cut power without anyone noticing.

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This 2D companion to the 3D smart-grid feeder simulator solves the identical backward-forward power-flow sweep over a radial feeder of ZIP-model household loads, but represents it entirely differently: as an iteration-by-iteration convergence heatmap, a shaded voltage-profile chart against the ANSI C84.1 band, and a ZIP power-demand curve family — rather than a spatial row of houses along a wire. Lower the substation tap voltage and watch every row of the heatmap settle onto a new converged profile within a handful of iterations, while the demand curve panel shows directly why constant-impedance loads (k=2) respond strongly to Conservation Voltage Reduction while constant-power loads (k=0) do not respond at all.

⚙ Under the hood

2D companion to the smart-grid feeder simulator: watch the same backward-forward power-flow sweep converge on an iteration-by-iteration heatmap, read the final feeder voltage profile against the ANSI C84.1 band, and see the ZIP-model demand curve family that makes Conservation Voltage Reduction cut power without anyone noticing.

smart gridconservation voltage reductionpower flowdemand-side managementANSI voltage banddistribution feeder2D

2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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