Torque vector must be arranged in strictly ascending order.

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Eric Morgan
Eric Morgan 2019-9-11
回答： Martin 2020-1-6
I'm developing a Driveline model for a diesel engine. I have torque/speed curves for several engines that I'd like to add to the model. The curves are always like this:
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Where a single torque value (say, 220Nm) can occur at two different speeds (1800RPM or 5000RPM). Yet I get an error, "Torque vector must be arranged in strictly ascending order". How do I add a torque/speed/power curve under those conditions?
Thanks,
Eric

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Martin
Martin 2020-1-6
The block is not erroring because of the torque vector given on the Engine Torque tab. Speed is the independent vector that must be increasing, and torque is the dependent vector that has no such requirement.
The issue is on the Fuel Consumption tab. In this model, fuel consumption is modeled by speed and torque. Here speed and torque are the independent variables, and must be strictly ascending vectors. Fuel consumption is the dependent variable.
Martin

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