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It is okay that the speed is fast in the experiment. We need to keep the same speed in the simulation and troubleshoot the problem :).
Plot the internal, hourglass, and sliding energy together on the same graph without kinetic energy. What does it look like? Please post a screenshot.
Also, check the RCFORC (contact force) between the blank and the wheel and compare between case 1 and 2. If the contact is the problem, the contact force should be much larger in case 2.
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