The MultiGround family of applications, (MultiGround+, MultiGround and AutoGround) are three powerful and high precision software packages dedicated to grounding analyses and conductive coupling studies. SES has developed these packages for engineers and scientists who specialize in grounding and conductive interference and who demand accurate, no-compromise solutions.

The software package from SES, AutoGrid Pro is a powerful, yet easy-to use tool which provides a simple, integrated environment for carrying out grounding studies. The software package consists of several integrated engineering modules that are designed to study the effectiveness of grounding installations with respect to electrical safety both of personnel and equipment, allowing you to suggest improvements to existing installations or design new installations.

Finally, the latest software package developed by SES in 2004, AutoGroundDesign is the only fully automated software package that can analyze and design grounding systems without the intervention of the user between various phases of the design.

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The following articles were written by experts of the Analytical R&D division of SES. (please note that you need the Acrobat Reader® from Adobe to view these articles, click here to download Acrobat Reader®):

• Performance of HVDC Ground Electrode in Various Soil Structures

• Feasibility of Electrical Separation of Proximate Grounding System as a Function of Soil Structure

• Improving the Reliability of Power Systems with More Accurate Grounding System Resistance Estimates

• Correlation Between Worst Case Safety Conditions and Soil Resistivity Under Power System Fault Conditions

• Analysis and Validation of the Performance of Grounding Systems Buried in Soil Structures Containing Heterogeneous Soil Volumes

• Computation Stability of Grounding Systems in Soils Containing Heterogeneous Volumes

• Analysis of a Steel Grounding System: A Practical Case Study

• Effects of the Changes in IEEE Std. 80 on the Design and Analysis of Power System Grounding