The psyc routines do have limits on inputs. The PsyPsatFnTemp routine returns saturation pressure (Psat) as a function of temperature (Temp). This routine is usually used to calculate RH or wet-bulb temperature. But this is really beside the point. The air temperature input to this routine is 1898.61 C. This is way out of bounds. I would report the air node temperatures in your simulation and see if you can find a node with this high of a temperature which may then help you determine what is happening in your simulation. Output:Variable,*,System Node Temp,Hourly; On 7/6/2011 1:13 PM, YuanLu Li wrote:
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