simulator to study "cross" of packages and bottlenecks

[Fulvio Romano]

Bye to all,
I introduce myself to report anylogic software (it is free).

It's a little program that simulates any kind of process, from the assembly line to an industry to the sorting of passengers at an airport. from the mathematical point of view you can do everything and you can extrapolate any kind of data.
Perhaps It could come in handy.

I didn't know him. .
Are you sure it's free? What distribution?

 

[Marco74]

I would have put two years to make a sheet of excel like this. Congratulations.

 

[PierArg]

I used it at university 3 years ago for the study of industrial processes... it's definitely free. just register to have the license via email.

Obviously there is also the paid version.

the difference is not in performance but in the fact that after 2/3 months you can no longer save your projects. If I don't remember badly, it's like that.


from the interface seems trivial but actually it is very serious. once created the model is extrapolated of everything.

 

[Fulvio Romano]

I used it at university 3 years ago for the study of industrial processes... it's definitely free. just register to have the license via email.

Obviously there is also the paid version.

the difference is not in performance but in the fact that after 2/3 months you can no longer save your projects. If I don't remember badly, it's like that.


from the interface seems trivial but actually it is very serious. once created the model is extrapolated of everything.

It seems to me less likely than simulink with regard to transient simulations, but more efficient with regard to data presentation. in particular simulink has the guide, but to make a hmi means to damn the soul.. .

 

[reggio]

but does not affect the problem anymore?
I'd like to know what you think of my excel. .

hi fulvio, and sorry for the lack of feedback, the problem is still alive (and I am studying your excel sheet to see if I can understand it and use it) but I rained on the desk an "emergency urgent" and I had to "park" the other for the moment... :

(here, if you don't do at least 4 things at a time, you may not miss).

Thanks again, and soon :d

 

[Fulvio Romano]

(here, if you don't do at least 4 things at a time, you may not miss).

Well, man, you got two hands and two feet. 4 is the minimum number of tasks you can perform at once! :biggrin: