Experimenter: Varying Number of Loadport

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Laquerius77 asked Mar 19, '23 Laquerius77 commented Mar 22, '23

Experimenter: Varying Number of Loadport

Hi everyone, so basically, I need to replicate the model attached and test for varying number of loadport (which is the queue - as named in the model). I do believe the way to go is using experimenter. I tried to create the underlying parameter to vary the number of loadport but, am not really sure when it comes to setting up the performance measures.

I basically need to simulate

the state of all of the processors as a whole (Performance Measure #1) + number of items processed (basically number of items received at the sink) (Performance Measure #2)

I would appreciate any help and thanks a lot in advanced! :)

Flexsim_Iteration_OneLoadportOneTester_autosave.fsm

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FlexSim 22.0.7

experimenter parameters performance measures

flexsim-iteration-oneloadportonetester-autosave.fsm (94.7 KiB)

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Answer 1 · 2023-03-19T18:49:43Z

Jason Lightfoot answered Mar 19, '23 Laquerius77 commented Mar 22, '23

Here's an approach using a container for the load port (which I assume is all 4 objects per port), which is added to a group for the parameter to know what to create.

The problem was that the internal connections are not preserved by the standard OnSet logic, so I've altered that so it works.

I also added a performance measure for the processed items.

flexsim-loadPorts_jl.fsm

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Laquerius77 commented · Mar 21, 2023 at 01:44 AM

Hi Jason, initially the way I model the loadport is that the first queue of each lane will be the loadport but, I have modified the model and I am able to use your answer. Thanks a lot for the help!

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Laquerius77 Laquerius77 commented · Mar 21, 2023 at 02:03 AM

Hi @Jason Lightfoot would you also be able to help me with adding another performance measure for the state of all the processors/utilization rate?

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Felix Möhlmann Laquerius77 commented · Mar 21, 2023 at 07:07 AM

Since there is already a Composite State Bar chart on the dashboard, just use the sampling tool of the Reference field to get the utilization as a performance measure.

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