Troubleshooting Simulation Scheduling Failures

How should simulation scheduling be configured?

Simulation scheduling should be kept simple in the Strategy tab. Five scheduling times can cause repeated rescheduling during the simulation, especially in complex scenarios with many turbines. Reducing the number of scheduling times to one or two, with a wider gap between them, can help prevent instability and simulation failure.

What happens when too many scheduling times are configured?

When multiple scheduling slots are configured, tasks may be rescheduled at each new time slot before technicians have arrived on-site. This can create a loop that interrupts the simulation and may cause it to fail.

What is the recommended setup?

Use one or two scheduling times rather than five, especially for more complex scenarios. A wider spacing between scheduling times can help keep the simulation stable.

1. Review the scheduling strategy defined in the Strategy tab.
2. Reduce the number of scheduling times.
3. Use a wider gap between the remaining scheduling times.
4. If needed, make sure the project is shared with support with write access so the scenario can be copied and reviewed directly.

When is multiple scheduling still acceptable?

Multiple scheduling slots can work in simpler scenarios. In more complex cases, a smaller number of scheduling times is the safer configuration.