Hi @mayra_itzel.rr,
This is a generic question that is difficult for us to answer. If you're able to post more details about what you need, we can provide a better solution.
For now, I suggest looking at the various Source Activities in Process Flow for adding a "demand" and you can review Time Tables for managing shift schedules. If you have any details or specific questions, feel free to bring them up here.
I am making a model that transports valves, it requires a certain weekly demand per valve and the supplier delivers all the raw material necessary for the week's production on Mondays at 6:00 am.
The company works 2 shifts from Monday to Friday
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You can use a source to create the raw material each Monday at 6:00 AM. I set up a simple example model that does this. In the Process Flow "Source" activity, 100 items arrive every day at 6:00 AM.
The shifts can be set up using Time Tables, as I mentioned. I also incorporated a simple Time Table into the example model. The yellow operator works from 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM and the blue operator works from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM.
I hope this helps!
Sorry, this example model repeats each day: time table and source example_1.fsm
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