trnsystor.statement.Limits¶

class trnsystor.statement.Limits(m=25, n=10, p=None)[source]¶

LIMITS Statement.

The LIMITS statement is an optional control statement used to set limits on the number of iterations that will be performed by TRNSYS during a time step before it is determined that the differential equations and/or algebraic equations are not converging.

Initialize object.

Parameters

m (int) – is the maximum number of iterations which can be performed during a time-step before a WARNING message is printed out.
n (int) – is the maximum number of WARNING messages which may be printed before the simulation terminates in ERROR.
p (int, optional) – is an optional limit. If any component is called p times in one time step, then the component will be traced (See Section 2.3.5) for all subsequent calls in the timestep. When p is not specified by the user, TRNSYS sets p equal to m.