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    Job shop

    Job Shop
    Modelling and Simulation Project Proposal
    Semester-5

    A project is submitted in partial fulfilment of the


    University of Gujrat Degree
    Of
    BS in information technology

    Department of information technology


    University of Gujrat, Hafiz Hayat Campus

    Due date: 5 January, 2024


    Job shop

    Group 6
    Submitted By

    Laiba Shehzadi (21011556-003)


    Zainab Asghar (21011556-008)
    Umme Farwa (21011556-012)
    Rabia Amir (21011556-014)
    Sidra Arif (21011556-136)
    Section
    “ A”

    Submitted to

    Mam Sania Azhar


    Job shop

    1- Introduction:
    A job shop refers to a specific modeling structure used to represent a manufacturing system
    where multiple jobs, each consisting of a sequence of operations, move through a set of
    machines or workstations. The job shop modeling approach allows you to simulate the flow of
    jobs through the system, considering factors such as processing times, machine availability, and
    resource constraints.

    2-Problems statement:
    Problem 2.1
    Task Sequencing Complexity Challenge:

    In a job shop project modeled in AnyLogic, the challenge lies in arranging tasks in the most
    efficient order. This becomes complex because each task has different needs and may depend
    on others.

    Solution:

    AnyLogic addresses this by providing tools for dynamic modeling. It means you can create a
    virtual environment (simulation) where you can test different scenarios. For task sequencing, this
    involves experimenting with various orders to find the one that meets criteria like deadlines and
    resource availability. It's like trying out different puzzle solutions until you find the best
    arrangement that optimizes the overall workflow. can you explain this in easy wording.

    Problem 2.2
    Resource Allocation Optimization

    A major challenge we encounter in AnyLogic job shop simulations is the need to ensure
    optimal resource utilization amid constraints, posing a substantial hurdle.

    Solution:
    To address this, we propose leveraging AnyLogic's simulation capabilities. This involves
    creating models and conducting tests to explore various resource allocation strategies. Through
    this process, we aim to pinpoint the most efficient utilization, relieving bottlenecks and
    ultimately boosting the overall efficiency of our project.

    3- Flowchart:
    Job shop

    4- Goals and Objective


    4.1 Goals

     Increase Efficiency
     Optimize Resource Allocation
     Improve Quality
     Enhance Customer Satisfaction
     Increase profitability
    4.2 Objectives

     Implement process improvements to reduce lead and increase productivity.


     Develop a resource Allocation strategy to maximize utilization and minimize
    bottlenecks.
     Implement quality control measures to reduce defects and rework.
     Implement customer feedback system and improve communication to meet customer
    expectations.
     Optimize cost management and pricing strategies to improve profitability.

    5- System design
    Job shop

    Overall Design of the model-

    3-D view of our model


    Job shop

    6- software
    Our project will utilize AnyLogic version 8.8.4. When it comes to modeling and simulating job
    shop processes, AnyLogic is a versatile and powerful software platform. AnyLogic is a multi-
    method simulation modeling tool that supports agent-based, discrete event, and system
    dynamics modeling approaches. It is used for various applications, including manufacturing,
    logistics, healthcare, and more.

    7- Hardware
    The hardware requirements for running a job shop process model, particularly in AnyLogic can
    vary based on the complexity and size of the model. Here are the general hardware
    recommendations.
    7.1 Processor (CPU):

    AnyLogic simulations can benefit from a multi-core processor. A modern quad-core or higher
    processor is recommended for complex models.
    7.2 RAM (Memory):
    The amount of RAM depends on the size and complexity of your simulation. For small to
    medium-sized models, 8 GB of RAM may be sufficient, while larger and more complex models
    may benefit from 16 GB or more.
    7.3 Graphics Card (GPU):
    Anylogic does not heavily rely on a powerful graphics card for simulation. A standard integrated
    GPU or a basic dedicated GPU should be adequate.
    7.4 Storage:
    AnyLogic doesn't require substantial storage space. A solid-state drive (SSD) can improve overall
    system performance, but it's not strictly necessary.
    7.5 Operating System:
    Anylogic is compatible with Windows, mac OS, and Linux operating systems. Ensure that your
    hardware meets the specifications for your chosen operating system.
    7.6 Java Runtime Environment (JRE):
    Job shop

    AnyLogic is built on Java, so having an up-to-date Java Runtime Environment is essential. Ensure
    that you have the appropriate Java version installed based on the AnyLogic version you are
    using.

    It's essential to check the official system requirements specified by AnyLogic for the specific
    version you are using, as software requirements may vary slightly between versions.
    Additionally, the complexity and size of your banking system model will influence the necessary
    hardware specifications.

    8-Tools and technologies


    In the context of modeling a job shop, the primary tools and technologies involved can be
    categorized as follows:
    8.1 Simulation Software:
    A versatile simulation tool that supports various modeling approaches, including discrete event,
    agent-based, and system dynamics. AnyLogic provides a visual development environment for
    creating complex simulations.
    8.2 Modeling Elements:
    Process Flowchart Elements: Use visual elements such as queues, processes, and decision
    points to represent the flow of operations in the job shop. For example, in AnyLogic, you can
    use blocks like Seize, Delay, and Release to model resource usage and processing times.
    8.3 Optimization Algorithms:
    Leverage optimization algorithms provided by simulation software or external optimization
    tools to find optimal solutions for resource allocation, scheduling, and other complex problems.
    8.4 Real-Time Monitoring and Visualization:
    Dashboards and Charts: Utilize visualization features to monitor key performance indicators
    (KPIs) in real-time. Dashboards, charts, and graphs help analyze and interpret simulation
    results.
    8.5 Database Connectivity:
    Simulation tools often support integration with external databases. This allows you to import
    and export data, incorporating real-world data into the simulation model.
    8.6 Gantt Charts:
    Visual Timeline Tools: Gantt charts are helpful for visualizing the scheduling and timeline of
    operations in the job shop. Some simulation tools, including AnyLogic, provide built-in support
    Job shop

    9- future work
    The future work for the job shop model could involve various aspects aimed at improving
    efficiency, real time monitoring and control, scalability. Here are some potential areas for
    future work.

    9.1 Optimization Algorithms:

    Explore and implement advanced optimization algorithms to enhance scheduling efficiency and
    minimize production time.

    9.2 Machine learning integration

    Investigate the integration of machine learning models to predict machine failures, optimize
    maintenance schedules, and improve overall system performance.

    9.3 Real-Time Monitoring and Control:

    Develop a real-time monitoring and control system to track the status of each machine and job
    in the shop, allowing for quick decision-making and adjustments.

    9.4 User Interface Enhancement:


    Improve the user interface of the simulation model to make it more user-friendly and
    accessible for users with varying levels of technical expertise.

    9.5 Scalability:
    Ensure that the simulation model can scale up to handle larger job shops and more complex
    production scenarios, allowing for broader applications in different industries.

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