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  1. ReliaSim Overview

Structure

On this screen, the user will define the model structure. The structure is comprised of node type, node names, and the flow for the sequence of nodes.

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Left hand pane -> Markdown editor

To build a model, the user will document the types of nodes and node names on the Markdown Editor pane.

The following node types are available in ReliaSim:

  • Split

  • Merge

  • Conveyor

  • Conversions

Nodes can be defined in any of the following ways:

Option 1: Name
Option 2: Description
Option 3: Name and Description

b1

buffer1

b1: Buffer 1

Node Name and Description are alphanumeric and can contain most symbols. The only place where spaces or a leading capital letter are allowed is in a Description as shown in Example 3, where both a name and description are defined.

[Links] define the flow or sequence of material/processing step using -> to separate nodes. We prefer approach shown in example 3 due to it's simplicity in the links.

As an example, let's consider a model with a simple buffer-constraint-buffer setup. This can be represented with the link structure shown here:

Option 1: Name
Option 2: Description
Option 3: Name and Description

[Links]

b1 -> c1

c1 -> b2

[Links]

buffer1 -> constraint1

constraint1 -> buffer

[Links]

b1 -> c1

c1 -> b2

Right hand pane -> Node View

The model structure will appear on the right hand pane when a valid model is defined in the editor pane.

Each needs a [Section Header] defined by brackets [ ].

node type
Buffer
Constraint
Structure