A rotary compensator is simulated in CAESAR II, but the calculated torque is higher than the input value – is this reasonable?
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As stated in the title, the torque in the rotary compensator sample is 20,150 NM; is it reasonable for the calculated torque to be over 40,000?
It’s unreasonable. The torque values calculated by CAESAR II differ significantly from the sample values; this may be due to errors in parameter settings or model configuration during the simulation process. It is recommended to check whether the simulation parameters and boundary condition settings of the rotation compensator are correct, in order to ensure the accuracy of the calculation results. .