Blogs by Nachiketh Boin

  Store as a Supermarket in Siemens Tecnomatix Plant Simulation Project Files ( GitHub ) :   Store-as-a-Supermarket-in-Siemens-Tecnomatix-Plant-Simulation/README.md at main · nachikethboin/Store-as-a-Supermarket-in-Siemens-Tecnomatix-Plant-Simulation   1.       Setting Up a Basic Store Model Insert Objects: Place a  Source  (to create parts), a  Conveyor , a  Station  (for operations), and a  Store  in your model. This configuration moves MUs (movable units/parts) through the line into the Store. Open Store Dialog: Double-click on the Store to open its properties. Adjust the Store’s dimensions. In default, parts are stacked; the Z dimension defines the stack’s height. 2. Editing 3D Properties of the Store Click the  3D button  (lower left). In the  Appearance  tab, you can: Choos...

Assembly-Dismantle Station in Siemens Tecnomatix Plant Simulation Project Files ( GitHub ) : nachikethboin/Assembly-Dismantle-Station-in-Siemens-Tecnomatix-Plant-Simulation   1. Setting Up Multiple Sources and Conveyors Insert Sources and Conveyors: Add one source and one conveyor to your workspace. Select both, copy, and paste three more times to create four sources and four conveyors in total. Tip: Select the source, conveyor, and connector together for easier duplication. Produce Different Parts: Duplicate the part in the class library four times, naming them (e.g., red, blue, green, yellow). Edit each part's 3D properties to change their color for identification. Assign Parts to Sources: Drag each colored part onto a source so each source produces only that part. 2. Creating Main Parts (Containers) Add Another Source for Containers: Insert ...

  Converters, Turntable and Turnplate in Siemens Tecnomatix Plant Simulation Project Files ( GitHub ) :  nachikethboin/Converters-Turntable-and-Turnplate-in-Siemens-Tecnomatix-Plant-Simulation 1. Setting Up the Converter Add a Converter: Drag the Converter object from the toolbox and place it on your workspace. The Converter is used to simulate processes like painting or packaging, where a part may change properties as it passes through. Attach a Conveyor: Drag a Conveyor and connect it to the output of the Converter. This models the movement of items after conversion. Configure Output Directions: Click on the Converter. In its properties, find the "Output Directions." You can set multiple output paths, meaning items can leave the Converter in different directions depending on rules or logic. Adjust the “Default Exit” to specify the standard output di...

Multi-Level Conveyor in simple production line in Siemens Tecnomatix Plant Simulation   Project Files ( GitHub ) :  nachikethboin/Multi-Level-Conveyor-in-simple-production-line-in-Siemens-Tecnomatix-Plant-Simulation   Building Simple Conveyor Model Start by setting up your model with multiple workstations: Place three stations, leaving gaps between them for conveyors. Create a conveyor by selecting the origin station, then the destination. Plant Simulation intelligently positions the conveyor between these points for hassle-free setup. Repeat the process to connect additional stations and watch parts flow smoothly during real-time simulation. Tackling Multi-Level Layouts with Curved Conveyors Not all stations are on the same level. Here’s how to bridge vertical gaps: Insert stations at different heights. Use the conveyor tool and, while placing segments, hold the control key and drag the mouse u...