Which feature in LMS Substation 2-2 aids in analyzing fault conditions?

Protection coordination analysis is critical for analyzing fault conditions because it involves studying the settings and coordination of protection devices such as fuses, circuit breakers, and relays within a system. When a fault occurs, these protective devices need to operate in a coordinated manner to isolate the fault while maintaining power to unaffected areas.

This analysis helps engineers ensure that the protection system is responsive to faults without causing unnecessary outages elsewhere in the electrical system. By evaluating things like time-current characteristics and device settings, protection coordination analysis can identify potential issues in how the protection devices respond to faults, ultimately enhancing system reliability and safety.

While the other features like database management, load flow analysis, and graphical workspace serve essential functions in data organization, power flow computations, and visual representation of systems, they do not specifically focus on the detailed assessment of fault conditions and protective device operation.