Two part types arrive to a three-workstation system. Part type 1 arrives according to an exponential distribution

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Two part types arrive to a three-workstation system. Part type 1 arrives according to an exponential distribution with interarrival-time mean 5 (all times are in minutes); the f rst arrival is at time 0. This part type is f rst processed at workstation 1 and then workstation 2. Its processing time at workstation 1 follows a triangular distribution with minimum 2, mode 2.5, and maximum 4. Its processing time at workstation 2 follows a triangular distribution with minimum 3, mode 4.5, and maximum 7. Part type 2 arrives according to an exponential distribution with interarrival-time mean 7; the f rst arrival is at time 0. This part type is f rst processed at workstation 1 and then workstation 3. Its processing time at workstation 1 follows the same distribution as does part type 1 at workstation 1. Its processing time at workstation 3 follows a triangular distribution with minimum 3, mode 6.8, and maximum 8. Run your simulation for a single replication of 2,000 minutes and observe the average and maximum time in system for each part type separately; put a text box in your model with your results.

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Simulation With Arena

ISBN: 9780073401317

6th Edition

Authors: W. David Kelton, Randall Sadowski, Nancy Zupick

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