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To import test data into BurnSim from a CSV (Command Delimited text file) it must be in this format
To import test data into BurnSim from a CSV (Comma Delimited text file) it must be in this format


Time, Pressure, Thrust
Time, Pressure, Thrust
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In BurnSim 4, use '''Import File...''' on the [[Test Data Tab|Test Data tab]] to load a CSV in this format; '''Import Clipboard''' accepts the same three columns pasted directly from a spreadsheet.
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Latest revision as of 10:11, 10 August 2026

To import test data into BurnSim from a CSV (Comma Delimited text file) it must be in this format

Time, Pressure, Thrust

Thrust data is optional and can be excluded. A sample data file snippet is given below for an example, which includes only time and pressure data. If thrust data is available, it should be included as a 3rd column in the file.

0,0.00
0.008,7.40
0.017,12.34
0.025,22.20
0.033,32.07
0.042,46.88
...

In BurnSim 4, use Import File... on the Test Data tab to load a CSV in this format; Import Clipboard accepts the same three columns pasted directly from a spreadsheet.