Not sure if this is good or bad without more information. This is just an initialization step and does not necessarily mean the simulation results would be wrong. It just means that the program could not find a starting point that was repeatable. So is the temperatures in your simulation oscillating around some point, or do they continually change for each warmup day? You can report zone temps (Output:Variable,*,Zone Mean Air Temperature,hourly;) and then turn on the reporting during warmup (Output:Diagnostics,ReportDuringWarmup) to see the zone temps as the program sees them. Plot these for each day to see how they change during the warmup period. Also notice you are getting nearly the same loads (within 0.03 Watts), but these loads just don't happen at the same zone temperatures. On 8/22/2011 9:05 AM, rahsan wrote:
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