I'm having some difficulty running a simulation. The error is below. There's no reason why the chiller loop should be this hot. I think it's just a numerical error because it's during the simulation of the first time step of a design day, the previous design days simulate just fine, and I bet the rest of the simulation would run just fine if I could get EnergyPlus to ignore the high temperature for a couple time steps. Oddly, I can get the error to go away by changing the storage capacity of the thermal energy storage ice tank that the chiller is feeding into. Any ideas on how I could get energyplus to ignore the high temp for just a little bit?

Workaround below, but still no solution.

** Severe  **
Plant temperatures are getting far too hot, check controls and relative loads and capacities
During Warmup, Environment=TORRANCE-MUNICIPAL ANN CLG 1% CONDNS DB=>MCWB, at Simulation time=08/21 00:04 - 00:06
PlantLoop Name (SupplySide)= CHILLED WATER LOOP PRIMARY WATER LOOP ICE TANK CHILLER HEAT EXCHANGER HALF
PlantLoop Setpoint Temperature=-5.0 {C}

PlantLoop Outlet Node (SupplySide) "CHILLED WATER LOOP CHW PRI SUPPLY OUTLET" has temperature=322.3 {C}
PlantLoop  Inlet Node (SupplySide) "CHILLED WATER LOOP CHW PRI SUPPLY INLET" has temperature=-4.5 {C}

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I just tried the obvious idea of changing the time step. A timestep of 10 minutes gave the 322C error, a timestep of 1 minute gave a 491C error, and a timestep of 30 minutes gave a 359C error.
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I came up with a workaround. I increased the Maximum Loop Temperature field of the PlantLoop object to 400C and got these errors for a simulation running from 5/1 to 10/1.error.

Warning GetSpecificHeatGlycol: Temperature out of range (too high) for fluid [ETHYLENEGLYCOL40PERCENT] specific heat 
   *************  **   ~~~   **   This error occurred 718 total times;
   *************  **   ~~~   **   during Warmup 0 times;
   *************  **   ~~~   **   during Sizing 0 times.
   *************  **   ~~~   **   Max=595.421006 {C}  Min=127.188615 {C}
   *************
   *************  ** Warning ** GetDensityGlycol: Temperature out of range (too high) for fluid [ETHYLENEGLYCOL40PERCENT] density **
   *************  **   ~~~   **   This error occurred 144 total times;
   *************  **   ~~~   **   during Warmup 0 times;
   *************  **   ~~~   **   during Sizing 0 times.
   *************  **   ~~~   **   Max=595.421006 {C}  Min=127.191025 {C}
   *************
   *************  ** Warning ** Plant loop exceeding upper temperature limit, PlantLoop="CHILLED WATER LOOP PRIMARY WATER LOOP ICE TANK CHILLER HEAT EXCHANGER HALF"
   *************  **   ~~~   **   This error occurred 2 total times;
   *************  **   ~~~   **   during Warmup 0 times;
   *************  **   ~~~   **   during Sizing 0 times.
   *************  **   ~~~   **   Max=521.753501

I'm having some difficulty running a simulation. The error is below. There's no reason why the chiller loop should be this hot. I think it's just a numerical error because it's during the simulation of the first time step of a design day, the previous design days simulate just fine, and I bet the rest of the simulation would run just fine if I could get EnergyPlus to ignore the high temperature for a couple time steps. Oddly, I can get the error to go away by changing the storage capacity of the thermal energy storage ice tank that the chiller is feeding into. Any ideas on how I could get energyplus to ignore the high temp for just a little bit?

** Severe  **
Plant temperatures are getting far too hot, check controls and relative loads and capacities
During Warmup, Environment=TORRANCE-MUNICIPAL ANN CLG 1% CONDNS DB=>MCWB, at Simulation time=08/21 00:04 - 00:06
PlantLoop Name (SupplySide)= CHILLED WATER LOOP PRIMARY WATER LOOP ICE TANK CHILLER HEAT EXCHANGER HALF
PlantLoop Setpoint Temperature=-5.0 {C}

PlantLoop Outlet Node (SupplySide) "CHILLED WATER LOOP CHW PRI SUPPLY OUTLET" has temperature=322.3 {C}
PlantLoop  Inlet Node (SupplySide) "CHILLED WATER LOOP CHW PRI SUPPLY INLET" has temperature=-4.5 {C}

Post Script
I just tried the obvious idea of changing the time step. A timestep of 10 minutes gave the 322C error, a timestep of 1 minute gave a 491C error, and a timestep of 30 minutes gave a 359C error.

I'm having some difficulty running a simulation. The error is below. There's no reason why the chiller loop should be this hot. I think it's just a numerical error because it's during the simulation of the first time step of a design day, the previous design days simulate just fine, and I bet the rest of the simulation would run just fine if I could get EnergyPlus to ignore the high temperature for a couple time steps. Oddly, I can get the error to go away by changing the storage capacity of the thermal energy storage ice tank that the chiller is feeding into. Any ideas on how I could get energyplus to ignore the high temp for just a little bit?

** Severe  **
Plant temperatures are getting far too hot, check controls and relative loads and capacities
During Warmup, Environment=TORRANCE-MUNICIPAL ANN CLG 1% CONDNS DB=>MCWB, at Simulation time=08/21 00:04 - 00:06
PlantLoop Name (SupplySide)= CHILLED WATER LOOP PRIMARY WATER LOOP ICE TANK CHILLER HEAT EXCHANGER HALF
PlantLoop Setpoint Temperature=-5.0 {C}

PlantLoop Outlet Node (SupplySide) "CHILLED WATER LOOP CHW PRI SUPPLY OUTLET" has temperature=322.3 {C}
PlantLoop  Inlet Node (SupplySide) "CHILLED WATER LOOP CHW PRI SUPPLY INLET" has temperature=-4.5 {C}