Finding equilibrium point of simhydraulics model

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Maximilian
Maximilian el 23 de Jul. de 2014
Respondida: Steve Miller el 12 de Nov. de 2021
Hello,
I have an hydraulic actuated mechanism that is being driven by a set of motion profile equations that are a function of the simulation time. Is there a way to allow a dwell period in the beginning so the model can reach equilibrium before I send it motion commands? Or could I make the dwell a separate simulation and carry the states over to the next simulation?

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Steve Miller
Steve Miller el 12 de Nov. de 2021
Both of the options you mention are possible:
> Allow a dwell period in the beginning so the model can reach equilibrium before I send it motion commands
Sure - just delay any changes to the inputs to your model until enough time has passed that the transients settle out.
> Or could I make the dwell a separate simulation and carry the states over to the next simulation?
This also works. You can save a Simscape Operating Point to set the initial conditions for the entire Simscape model to match the state it was in at a specific point you reached in another simulation. You can also use the Simulink feature to Save Final State and start from Initial State to have the entire model (physical system + controller) start from a pre-saved state.
--Steve

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