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Time Step variability while qrt=1 #478

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You have shrinkt= 1, which means the step size will be adjusted adaptively when nonconvergence is detected. A step size of t=1 is too large for the electromechanical models.

ANDES cannot guarantee the step size at the set step size, because some disturbances will require smaller step sizes for network equations to solve. Also, in the proximity of the disturbances, two additional steps (i.e., before and after) are inserted to obtain accurate states.

Also, this backtracking does not look right to me. You probably printed more than the timesteps:

0.0
1.0
0.9
0.81
0.7290000000000001
0.6561000000000001
0.5904900000000002
0.5314410000000002
0.7971615000000003

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