The following videos help you get started using Process Simulator. The models used for this example, as well as all of the modeling "how-to" examples, can be found in the ProModel Solutions Café (http://www.promodel.com/solutionscafe/howto/).
This video is part of our Process Simulator "How To" series, and is designed to accompany instructions available in our Process Simulator Help system. For more information, click here: http://www.promodel.com/onlinehelp/processsimulator/82/Process_Simulator_Help.htm and click on "Modeling How-Tos"
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The activity can be defined by a simple activity time that is either a constant value or a probability distribution (normal, triangular, etc). |
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In this solution, one or more entities are attached to a base entity at an activity. For example: In the final assembly operation for a bicycle, two pedals and a seat are assembled to the bike. |
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In this solution, the activity time or other activity action is based on the value of a particular attribute. (For Routings based on activity attributes see Conditional Routings.) For example: Moldings entering an Inspect and Clean operation are either defective or non-defective. The activity time for defective molds is normally distributed with a mean of 2 minutes and a standard deviation of .5 minutes. Non-defective molds have a mean activity time of .6 minutes with a std. dev. of .2 minutes. |
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In this solution, you accumulate a specified quantity of entities before allowing them to continue processing. For example: Boxes of finished goods are placed on an accumulation Conveyor until 10 boxes have been accumulated. Then they are moved one at a time by a Handler to a Shipping area for loading onto a carrier. The move time for each box is 20 seconds. |
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The activity time or other activity action (JOIN, SPLIT, ASSIGN, etc.) is based on the type of entity being processed. Example: Two types of orders (A and B) must go through a Review activity. A orders take .5 minute to review and B orders take 1.2 minutes. Solution A is typically used If only the activity time is a function of the entity type. Solution B is used for specifying any activity action-not just a time-as a function of the entity type. |
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