Update BlCenBt inputs in MHK r-tests #1886
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Apologies for the force push -- mixed up the r-test merge the rc-3.5.2 branch with the dev branch. All r-test updates with this PR are now on the r-test rc-3.5.2 branch where they should be. |
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This pull request updates the values of BlCenBt in the fixed and floating MHK r-tests. This value was previously calculated incorrectly.
The following files are affected:
A corresponding branch on the OpenFAST r-test repository has been created.
The following plots illustrate the affected variables, which changed due to the decrease in BlCenBt (i.e., the blade center of buoyancy is now much closer to the aerodynamic center in the chordwise direction). The large decrease in hub torque is expected.