ποΈ Settings
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ποΈ Items
The Items input tab allows you to select the assets, defined in the setup, that will be included in the simulation. Items are organised into two main categories: Mobile and Fixed.
ποΈ Weather
The Weather input allows dry and wet weather periods to be scheduled. Speed limits can then be adjusted in the Signs input for each condition, enabling realistic modelling of driving behavior.
ποΈ Sun
The Sun input allows day and night periods to be scheduled. Speed limits can then be adjusted in the Signs input for each condition, enabling realistic modelling of driving behavior.
ποΈ Temperature
In the Temperature tab, temperature changes can be modeled on a monthly basis. This data is used in conjunction with the Battery Temperature Efficiency table to simulate the impact of temperature on battery performance.
ποΈ Signs
The Signs tab assigns specific speed values to the variables defined in the Lists step. In this step, variables created earlier are assigned actual speed limits. The table allows for configuring speed values based on combinations of conditions, such as day or night, and dry or wet weather, ensuring that speed limits are appropriately adjusted for each scenario.
ποΈ Grids
The Grid settings allow users to configure a siteβs power draw from the grid or localized power generation infrastructure such as solar arrays.
ποΈ Tasks
The Tasks tab defines the mining sequence for load units and trucks during the simulation. Tasks are processed in the order they are listed, with each load unit evaluating tasks sequentially to find one it can execute. Once a task is completed, the load unit will proceed to the next available task.
ποΈ Tasks (Dispatch)
The Tasks tab when the Simulation Mode is set to Dispatch, provides a different interface for assigning tasks for expit mining and stockpile reclaim. Mining tasks are assigned via a Drag and Drop interface. For each task assigned to a dig unit, you are able to:
ποΈ Random Faults
When a random fault occurs, the truck can progress through up to four response phases. Each phase can be enabled or disabled independently, and the truck performs the enabled phases in sequence.
ποΈ Water Trucks
When water trucks are present within a simulation scenario, they need to be allocated tasks so direct them to traverse various areas across the haulage network.