Is there any other method of storing agents other than in RackStore?
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I have a manufacturing system of one station that processes incoming agents. There is a capacity for the queue of this machine and if the capacity is full, the agent will be sent to a storage area to wait for the queue to clear.
Besides using RackStore in the Process Modeling Library, are there any other ways to do it?
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I have a manufacturing system of one station that processes incoming agents. There is a capacity for the queue of this machine and if the capacity is full, the agent will be sent to a storage area to wait for the queue to clear.
Besides using RackStore in the Process Modeling Library, are there any other ways to do it?
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asked Nov 8 at 17:21
Samuel Chua
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yes, many many ways... depending on the characteristics of your storage area... But if the storage area is a pallet rack... why would you want to use something different?
– Felipe
Nov 8 at 18:20
hmmm because if i use pallet racks, then I do not seem to be able to transport agents to conveyors using the "moveTo" block as opposed to "moveByTransporter". Would you suggest otherwise?
– Samuel Chua
Nov 9 at 9:29
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I have a manufacturing system of one station that processes incoming agents. There is a capacity for the queue of this machine and if the capacity is full, the agent will be sent to a storage area to wait for the queue to clear.
Besides using RackStore in the Process Modeling Library, are there any other ways to do it?
anylogic
asked Nov 8 at 17:21
Samuel Chua
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I have a manufacturing system of one station that processes incoming agents. There is a capacity for the queue of this machine and if the capacity is full, the agent will be sent to a storage area to wait for the queue to clear.
Besides using RackStore in the Process Modeling Library, are there any other ways to do it?
anylogic
anylogic
asked Nov 8 at 17:21
Samuel Chua
63
asked Nov 8 at 17:21
Samuel Chua
63
asked Nov 8 at 17:21
Samuel Chua
63
asked Nov 8 at 17:21
Samuel Chua
63
asked Nov 8 at 17:21
Samuel Chua
63
63
yes, many many ways... depending on the characteristics of your storage area... But if the storage area is a pallet rack... why would you want to use something different?
– Felipe
Nov 8 at 18:20
hmmm because if i use pallet racks, then I do not seem to be able to transport agents to conveyors using the "moveTo" block as opposed to "moveByTransporter". Would you suggest otherwise?
– Samuel Chua
Nov 9 at 9:29
add a comment |
yes, many many ways... depending on the characteristics of your storage area... But if the storage area is a pallet rack... why would you want to use something different?
– Felipe
Nov 8 at 18:20
hmmm because if i use pallet racks, then I do not seem to be able to transport agents to conveyors using the "moveTo" block as opposed to "moveByTransporter". Would you suggest otherwise?
– Samuel Chua
Nov 9 at 9:29
yes, many many ways... depending on the characteristics of your storage area... But if the storage area is a pallet rack... why would you want to use something different?
– Felipe
Nov 8 at 18:20
yes, many many ways... depending on the characteristics of your storage area... But if the storage area is a pallet rack... why would you want to use something different?
– Felipe
Nov 8 at 18:20
hmmm because if i use pallet racks, then I do not seem to be able to transport agents to conveyors using the "moveTo" block as opposed to "moveByTransporter". Would you suggest otherwise?
– Samuel Chua
Nov 9 at 9:29
hmmm because if i use pallet racks, then I do not seem to be able to transport agents to conveyors using the "moveTo" block as opposed to "moveByTransporter". Would you suggest otherwise?
– Samuel Chua
Nov 9 at 9:29
add a comment |
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yes, many many ways... depending on the characteristics of your storage area... But if the storage area is a pallet rack... why would you want to use something different?
– Felipe
Nov 8 at 18:20
hmmm because if i use pallet racks, then I do not seem to be able to transport agents to conveyors using the "moveTo" block as opposed to "moveByTransporter". Would you suggest otherwise?
– Samuel Chua
Nov 9 at 9:29