When using a generic engine block, why does it seems to work only when it is given some initial velocity in SimDriveline 2.2
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MathWorks Support Team
2013 年 5 月 28 日
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2020 年 9 月 14 日
When the velocity of a Generic Engine drops below the Stall Velocity which is specified in its block properties, the engine stalls. As a result, specifying an initial velocity which is less than the engine's stall velocity results in a stall.
How can a user start the engine with zero initial velocity, then "start the engine" at some point in time.
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MathWorks Support Team
2020 年 9 月 14 日
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2020 年 9 月 14 日
This is expected behavior. The workaround is to use a "Signal Builder" block with an "Ideal Torque Source" to generate a impulse torque which can spin the Generic Engine to a velocity which is greater than the stall speed. If the throttle is on at this point, it will maintain the engine's velocity.
The included model called "sdl_vehicle_starter" starts from no throttle and an engine stall, applies a throttle at t = 60 seconds, and then initiates the starter motor via the Ideal Torque Source at t = 90 seconds.
NOTE: From R2013a onwards Generic Engine in SimDriveline has new feature of Idle speed control, through which the same functionality can be achieved without the additional Torque Source:
-> Idle Speed Control -> Enable idle speed controller
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