Sentence examples for based on time simulation from inspiring English sources
The programming model that is followed is based on time simulation.
Finally, the predictive model is used to estimate the contact fatigue lives of the sun gear and planetary gears in the drive-train system of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's 750 kW land-based wind turbine based on time domain simulations.
The frequency stability study investigates the grid frequency quality in a given period based on time series simulation.
On the other hand one can find sophisticated CFD gasdynamics simulations based on time expensive numerical simulations.
We propose two new algorithms for constructing ASTD based on time-course simulation data from an HFPNe model.
The electromagnetic transients of the overall micro-turbine based generation system including the micro-turbine and converter controllers are evaluated based on time-domain simulation studies in the PSCAD/EMTDC software environment.
Figure 2 illustrates a schematic overview describing how to use Methods for the analysis based on time-course simulation data.
The contributions of this paper are summarized as follows: 1) Based on time chronological load simulations, a novel method considering the impact of IL and SL is proposed for IRP in microgrids, which can be effectively applied to offer a quantitative assessment of the effect of IL and SL in microgrid planning.
Based on time-domain simulations in the MATLAB environment, a comparative study has been made of the dynamic behavior of wind turbine generation system with the proposed AC to AC converter and conventional AC DC AC converter.
The numerical validation of the proposed technique is presented based on time-domain simulations of a conceptual physical multi-modal system, designed to display modes ranging from normal to highly complex, while keeping modal damping low and nearly independent of the modal complexity, and which can prove very interesting in test bench applications.
These studies were based on time-consuming simulations (Feder and Nosil 2010; Feder et al. 2012; Flaxman et al. 2013; Yeaman 2013) or heuristic ad hoc aproximations (Yeaman and Otto 2011; Yeaman 2013) that provide limited understanding.
