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Pump causing buggy output #5139
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Updated with a new name, description, and defect files. cc @Myoldmopar @nmerket |
@ejhw when I try to rerun the test IDF file provided on the gist I get an error. It looks like the file is truncated at line 35701. Could you please just email the files to jglazer@gard.com? I will put the test files in the repo that we put files related to individual issues. |
@JasonGlazer – okay sent. Not sure how it got truncated, but I was able to find the original in the gist revision history (luckily). |
@ejhw Thanks I was able to reproduce this issue. |
The same issue occurs in the release version of 8.4.0 |
Looks like it is not an issue with the output routines but with some calculation: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7476177/why-the-return-value-of-double-is-1-ind |
Closed via #5486 |
Never mind - that does not get past the bug. |
I am seeing
-1.#IND00000000000E+000
during one hour of hourly output (*.csv). The hourly output is then zero for the rest of the year. I also see************
and-1.#J
values in several meters and tables in *Table.csv. These values are associated with pump objectGSHPPump_2
.Defect idf, csv, and Table.csv: https://gist.github.com/ejhw/18d50ca70df34e90ea58
I have two identical zones with identical systems (ground source heat pumps).
GSHPPump_2
shows the issue, butGSHPPump_1
does not.Seen in Version 8.3.0-6d97d074ea and Version 8.3.4-beb553b6cd.
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