Roberto, The two things to check in this situation are the timestep and the amount of thermal capacitance in the system. A 0.1h timestep is still fairly long in my experience. I typically use a 1 minute timestep. As far as thermal capacitance is concerned, watch out for loops that contain all quasi steady state models. For instance your cooling tower loop and cooling coil loops do not have any pipes in them. I would add sufficient volume (either piping or a buffer tank) to each loop so that the volume of liquid transferred by the pump in a single time step is less than the volume modeled in the loop. kind regards, David
On 11/28/2021 22:51, Roberto Pippia via
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