Hi,
Basically, a processor needs 2 operators to perform the process for certain duration of time. If one operator goes for a break, only one operator will continue to work unless there is any available operator to cover the break. In case if only one operator works at the processor, the process time should be longer double. Could someone help me make a sample model? Thanks.
Here's an (old - from v5.5) example where the process time is defined for a number operators by a table:
In this example, the work content is 36 labor units for 2 operators; 39 for 3 operators, but 40 for 1 or 4 operators. The model pre-empts the operators away to force/test the recalculation.
20.1_OperatorDependentProcessTime4_cleartasks.fsm
There might now be a simpler, more transparent way to implement this using an object process flow.
Attached is an updated model that has the original and a new process flow-based version.
23.0_OperatorDependentProcessTime_updatedPF.fsm
The sources in the v2023 part of the model mirror those in the v5.5 model by being members of the MirrorSource process flow.
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