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Hei Amir, You can work around this by making a separate equation for the denominator. For example, set an equation for your denominator (assuming it is always positive) as: If denominator = 0, set “new_denominator” = (-1) Then link this to your existing equation as: GT(new_denominator,0)*(numerator/new_denominator). This way if your equation is negative you’ll know that you had a division by zero… Regards, Ciarán From: trnsys-users-bounces@cae.wisc.edu [mailto:trnsys-users-bounces@cae.wisc.edu]
On Behalf Of Amir Nashed Dear Users I am facing a problem where whenever I insert an equation and divide by something, it receive an error that I am dividing by zero. I made sure that all initial conditions are not zero and I even plotted the value of the variable and it does not equal zero. I even put a condition that the division only occur if the denominator is >0 but still the same. Does anyone know what’s causing this? Thank you Regards, Amir Nashed PhD Candidate School of Renewable Energy and Photovoltaic Engineering University of New South Wales Phone:+61405979282 Email:.a.nashed@unsw.edu.au |