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Why does initeng = 0 in mission? This tells tfoper to start every Newton iteration from scratch. If it were 1, it would take the result of the previous sizing iteration as the starting point.
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I just did some benchmarking and it looks like changing the above to initeng = 1 can reduce the number of allocations of aircraft of all classes, and speedups in all cases except for hydrogen (unclear why).
I checked that while not initializing the engine can provide speed improvements (number of tfoper iterations reduced by ~1/2), it can also cause issues when the polytropic efficiencies are not constant, in some cases causing convergence failures.
Why does initeng = 0 in mission? This tells tfoper to start every Newton iteration from scratch. If it were 1, it would take the result of the previous sizing iteration as the starting point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: