In this course, industrial engineers with little or no knowledge of Plant Simulation learn how to prepare, execute, and evaluate simulation studies to test solutions for manufacturing problems. During the course, you create models using basic objects, define custom logic using methods, and generate report content.
Day 1:
Overview of Plant Simulation
Get started with Plant Simulation
Explore the Plant Simulation graphical user interface
Define a target, analyze a simple system, and acquire data
Create a simple model
Validate the throughput of a simple model
Prepare to create a new model from the previous model
Create a more detailed model to produce a better result (begin)
Day 2:
Create a more detailed model to produce a better result (finish)
Implement basic objects to analyze results
Create a hierarchical model
Identify inherited objects and attributes
Navigate and change 3D viewer visualization
Simulate machine processing time and failures with distributions
Material flow objects with a capacity greater than one
Model length-oriented objects (begin)
Day 3:
Model length-oriented objects (finish)
Setup time, assembly, and dismantle objects
Create user-defined attributes and data tables
Use basic workers and work shifts
Create experiments and custom reports
Gather time, cost, and power consumption statistics
Day 4:
Add textured plates, point clouds, and backgrounds
Insert custom logic
Use the Method Debugger and anonymous identifiers
Run a method during a simulation
Set attribute values with methods
Control frames and access data in tables (begin)
Day 5:
Control frames and access data in tables (finish)
Access data in tables, built-in methods, and convert data
Create conditional methods and access the contents of an object
Model transport systems and setup time
Collect statistics with methods
Save and load data into a Plant Simulation table