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July 20, 2017, 05:03
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Calculation of Time step for transient analysis
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Noman Hafeez
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How can i calculate total time and time steps for my simulation?Because in some papers they calculated the time steps and total time from 1 Degree or two degree of rotations of turbine in each time step?what does it mean?
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July 20, 2017, 08:54
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What are you simulating? A turbine? Then go with the suggested time step size. Calculating from your RPMs. Pretty straightforward, right?
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