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mohammad
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Hello every body.
I'm doing a steady-state wind turbine run( rpm=72). I have used Auto-time-scale of 0.02; but it takes long time to converge. As I know, I may use physical-time-scale but I don't know how to calculate the physical-time-scale. can anybody help me please? |
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Glenn Horrocks
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I don't bother calculating it. Start off with the auto-time scale, then use edit run in progress to adjust it. Make it bigger and see if it seems to help. If not then back off.
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auto time scale, physical time scale, time scale |
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