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// Stability under inflow > station capacity: storm condition where the
// basin overflows continuously. Pumps should run flat-out and the FSM
// must NOT thrash through aborts/parks.
//
// Catches the user's live observation: at 2× capacity inflow, pumps got
// stuck mid-flight while demand was still rising. This test runs with
// realistic state.time (production defaults) so the abort-during-startup
// race window is fully open.
const test = require('node:test');
const assert = require('node:assert/strict');
const { buildPlant, injectPumpPressure } = require('./lib/wiring');
const TICK_MS = 1000;
// Sim duration kept short — the chronic thrashing pattern shows up
// within the first minute. Bigger SIM_MINUTES makes the test wall-time
// hostile (each tick awaits async pump moves on real timers).
const SIM_SECONDS = 45;
test('inflow ≫ capacity: pumps reach steady high-ctrl, no parking, no thrashing', async () => {
// Use shorter-than-default state.time so the test runs in reasonable
// wall time while still exercising the transient (1 s startup + 2 s
// warmup). The race conditions we care about are the same — they're
// about ORDER, not absolute duration.
const plant = buildPlant({ initialBasinLevel: 2.6 });
const { ps, mgc, pumps, advance, restore } = plant;
try {
// Pre-start pumps to operational so the test focuses on STEADY-STATE
// thrashing under chronic over-capacity inflow, not startup race
// conditions (those have their own test). This also keeps wall time
// manageable — buildPlant's state.time=0 means transitions are
// instant once already operational.
for (const p of pumps) await p.handleInput('parent', 'execsequence', 'startup');
// Inflow set 2× station capacity (~600 m³/h vs ~270 m³/h capacity).
const Q_IN = 600 / 3600;
let parkObservations = 0;
let abortLogObservations = 0;
// Drive the loop: every tick, refresh pressures, set inflow,
// tick PS (which fires _applyMachineGroupLevelControl).
const ticks = SIM_SECONDS;
let lastCtrl = pumps.map(() => 0);
let largeJumpTicks = 0;
for (let i = 0; i < ticks; i++) {
for (const p of pumps) injectPumpPressure(p, 19620, 117720);
ps.setManualInflow(Q_IN, Date.now(), 'm3/s');
advance(TICK_MS);
ps.tick();
await new Promise((r) => setImmediate(r));
const states = pumps.map((p) => p.state.getCurrentState());
const ctrls = pumps.map((p) => Number(p.state.getCurrentPosition?.()) || 0);
// Park observation: any pump in 'accelerating'/'decelerating' for
// more than 3 consecutive seconds at flat ctrl is parked. Cheap
// approximation: count how often we sample those states.
for (const s of states) {
if (s === 'accelerating' || s === 'decelerating') parkObservations += 1;
}
// Thrashing observation: ctrl jumping by > 30 % between consecutive
// seconds (in either direction) suggests retarget churn.
for (let k = 0; k < pumps.length; k++) {
if (Math.abs(ctrls[k] - lastCtrl[k]) > 30) largeJumpTicks += 1;
}
lastCtrl = ctrls;
if (i === Math.floor(ticks * 0.66)) {
console.log(` tick ${i}/${ticks} states=[${states.join(', ')}] ctrls=[${ctrls.map((c) => c.toFixed(0)).join(', ')}]`);
}
}
// After SIM_MINUTES, system must be in a coherent state: pumps high
// ctrl, no one parked.
const finalStates = pumps.map((p) => p.state.getCurrentState());
const finalCtrls = pumps.map((p) => Number(p.state.getCurrentPosition?.()) || 0);
console.log(` FINAL states=[${finalStates.join(', ')}] ctrls=[${finalCtrls.map((c) => c.toFixed(1)).join(', ')}]`);
console.log(` Park observations across ${ticks} ticks×3 pumps: ${parkObservations}`);
console.log(` Large-jump tick events (>30 % ctrl change s-to-s): ${largeJumpTicks}`);
for (const s of finalStates) {
assert.equal(s, 'operational',
`final state must be operational under steady high demand; one pump in '${s}'`);
}
for (const c of finalCtrls) {
assert.ok(c > 80, `final ctrl must be >80 % under storm inflow; got ${c.toFixed(1)} %`);
}
// Allow some movement transients but not constant retargeting.
// 3 pumps × 180 ticks = 540 samples; >25 % churn is a thrash signal.
const maxAllowedJumps = Math.floor(ticks * 3 * 0.25);
assert.ok(largeJumpTicks < maxAllowedJumps,
`excessive ctrl thrash: ${largeJumpTicks} large-jump events (max ${maxAllowedJumps}) — system isn't converging`);
} finally {
restore();
}
});