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Get total downtime with statistics collector

Hello!

By combining multiple processors and conveyors,

I am creating a model to aggregate production numbers. (using MTBF/MTTR)

I was able to get the output count for each processor using the statistics collector.

but,

I'm having trouble getting the total failure time (downtime) for each processor.

and,

I would like to count the time from when the item first passes through MC5 until the simulation stops.


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help me.

thank you very much.




こんにちは!

複数のプロセッサーとコンベアを組み合わせることで、

生産数を集計するモデルを作成しています。(MTBF/MTTRを使用)

統計コレクターを使用して各プロセッサの出力数を取得することができました。

しかし、

各プロセッサーの合計障害時間 (ダウンタイム) を取得するのに苦労しています。


そして、

アイテムが最初に MC5 を通過してからシミュレーションが停止するまでの時間をカウントしたいと考えています。



モデルを添付します。

教えてください。

よろしくお願いします。




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You can see the total time spent in the different states in the default state bar chart by unchecking the "Show Percentages" option in its properties.

In the advanced tab of the properties you can install the chart's components to see how the Statistics Collector that stores the data for the chart is set up.

I would suggest to simply write the current time to a label of MC5 when the first item exits in its On Exit trigger. You can then always calculate the passed time as the difference between the current model time and that value. For example as a performance measure.

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@Felix Möhlmann

I really appreciate you!!

Problem solved!

Thanks so much!

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