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Results in post/processor

jozef.bucha
Hello,
 
How are results organized in Adams/PostProcessor ? It looks like to me if several request use same result set name then request is not in result container, i.e. roll_center_location is not in testrig (result container), If just one request like i.e. camber angle uses one result set name, then it is in results set container.
 
Is my observation correct, or there is some other logic behind organization of requests in processor?
 
Thanks in advance
 
Jozef
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    Another question which is unclear for me are some request results from mdi_suspension_testrig, i.e. Ackerman request. Is there any reason why is left and right. It should be computed as Ackerman = Right steer angle – Left steer angle, so there should be only one value and left and right request is always producing same result.
     
    Also this definition in help is unclear. Ackerman is the difference between the left and right wheel steer angles. A positive Ackerman indicates that the right wheel is being steered more to the right than to the left.
     
    Jozef
     
     
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    Another question which is unclear for me are some request results from mdi_suspension_testrig, i.e. Ackerman request. Is there any reason why is left and right. It should be computed as Ackerman = Right steer angle – Left steer angle, so there should be only one value and left and right request is always producing same result.
     
    Also this definition in help is unclear. Ackerman is the difference between the left and right wheel steer angles. A positive Ackerman indicates that the right wheel is being steered more to the right than to the left.
     
    Jozef
     
     
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