Manufacturing Shop Simulation Story

A machine tool in a manufacturing shop is turning out parts at the rate of every x minutes. As they are finished, the parts are sent to an inspector who takes at most y minutes, and at least z minutes (uniform distribution) to examine each one and rejects about d% of the parts as faulty. System runs a simulation for m faulty parts to leave the system.

Parameters:

x: Stands for turning out rate of one part in the shop.

y: Maximum examine time of a part by inspector.

z: Minimum examine time of a part by inspector.

d: Possibility to examine a part as faulty in percentage.

m: Count of faulty parts to leave the system/ end the simulation.

About Project

manufacturing-shop-simulation is a cli tool that provides you to simulate the behaviour of the manufacturing shop described above.

How To Build

You can simply build the application with the following command:

make build

or

go build -o bin/simulation ./cmd/simulation

To build docker image, you can use

make dockerize

that gives you an image has the tagged name eneskzlcn/manufacturing-shop-simulation:latest. Or you can simply use

docker build -t manufacturing-shop-simulation:latest .

How To Run

• If you have go 1.18 available in your system just run the command to compile and run the program;

make run

or you can directly run one of the following commands:

go build -o bin/simulation ./cmd/simulation && ./bin/simulation
//or
go run ./cmd/simulation/main.go

• If you have docker available on your system you can simply pull the image from my github repository and run.

• Or you can build the image stands on project directory yourself and use it. Suppose that your terminal on the project's working directory;

docker build -t manufacturing-shop-simulation:latest .

docker run manufacturing-shop-simulation:latest -x=2 -y=5 -z=3 -m=100 -d=20