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Sure, but that sort of uncertainty should only increase the range of values you see out of the simulation. You could say “efficiency may range from 60% to 80%,
by pinkmuffinere 1y ago
Sure, but that sort of uncertainty should only increase the range of values you see out of the simulation. You could say “efficiency may range from 60% to 80%, so the output torque will range from X to Y”. If the real result is bigger than Y, something has gone wrong in your modeling or assumptions
- yetihehe 1y ago> something has gone wrong in your modeling or assumptions Maybe they used a "all our previous tests showed 95% of efficiency compared to simulation, so let's multiply all our results, including top efficiency by this". Then their newest motor had 97% efficiency comparing to previous model.