How to split the flow of item based on quantity?

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gilbert jerald asked Mar 14, '17 ana.pc2 published May 27, '20

How to split the flow of item based on quantity?

Hello everyone.

I have model in which 5 types of item will flow from source to processor and to shipping area ,here "n" number of item will be generate from source , The flow which i am looking for is . 20 item from item type 1, 30 item from item type 2, 15 item from item type 3 ,10 item from item type 4, 12 item from item type 5 , should only enter to shipping area remaining item that are generate from source should goes through sink how to achieve this flow please help me to solve this issue .

i have attach a sample model for your reference.

Thanks in advance for your answersplit-item-based-on-quantity.fsm

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FlexSim 17.0.0

split item flow based on quantity

split-item-based-on-quantity.fsm (15.8 KiB)

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Answer 1 · 2017-03-15T18:41:54Z

Jeff Nordgren answered Mar 15, '17 ana.pc2 published May 27, '20

@gilbert jerald,

Attached is your model with the changes that I've made to it.

In Processor1, I added 10 labels, two for each itemtype. TypeXTotal is the total numberof that itemtype that you want sent to the shipping area queue. TypeXCurr is the total number of that itemtype that has come through the processor.

In the Send To Port code area, I added code that adds to the correct TypeXCurr label for each itemtype exiting Processor1. If TypeXCurr <= TypeXTotal, then I return a 1 to send the flowitem out port 1. Otherwise if the max for that itemtype has been reached, I return a 2 to send the flowitem to the sink.

Take a look at the model and see if this is what you were looking for and if that will work for your situation.

split-item-based-on-quantity-jn1.fsm

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gilbert jerald commented · Mar 16, 2017 at 06:05 AM

@Jeff Nordgren

Thank you sir for your valuable answer. The model is quite working fine what i have expect .

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