Hatem, There is not really an easy way to debug this problem. The cooling tower is unable to solve at a particular point in the simulation. Make sure that you are not trying to use the cooling tower in a cold climate during winter. Freezing water in the cooling tower can cause the model to have a hard time solving (and in any case it can cause real life problems to run cooling towers in cold winter climates). If that is not the case and if you have made sure that your cooling tower parameters are realistic and that the tower is appropriately sized to the load then I would recommend sending your project to your distributor for assistance. kind regards, David
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