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Procedure: Run a simulation, change the event time from the default to 5
seconds, press the simulate button. Check to see that the previous simulation data
is plotted with the correct event time as a light gray line and that the current data
appears as a colored line with the same numerical results at a time delay. Verify
that the correct legend appears.
Expected Result: The previous simulation results should appear as a light gray
line with the default event time. The current simulation data should appear as a
colored line with the same magnitudes as the previous simulation, but with a time
delay. The legend should be correct.
Actual Result:
R2006a: Works correctly.
R2006b: Works correctly.
Action Required: none
Completed: Yes
2.1.5.2.2.13 Time Required to Determine Machine Parameters
Test Case: Test the speed with which a set of parameters can be found using
software package.
Purpose: To verify that the time requirement is met.
Procedure: Have a member of the General Electric team determine machine
parameters using test data from an unknown generation facility. Time the
engineer.
Expected Result: Parameters will be determined in less than 4 hours.
Actual Result: Preliminary results done by GE indicate expected result is on
target, more testing will be needed to confirm.
2.2
Project End Result
The final outcome of the project was a complete success. The client was able to
accurately match the programs simulation values to a more cumbersome, but very
accurate simulation program that has been in place with the company. Additionally
the client was able to take fresh data from the field and make use of this program to
analyze the parameters of the generator. On the team’s side, everyone felt as though
the experience was very helpful because of the significant Matlab and Simulink
knowledge learned will surely help in the future.
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