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Name

Give each rule a unique name, and group in folders.

Use Rule

• If the rule is available to be used, leave the box checked.

• Uncheck the box to turn to disable the rule.

Period Filters

May differentiate pre- and post- plant commissioning.

Agent Filters

May differentiate autonomous and crewed tipheads.

StockpileReclaimer is a default Agent created by the software to reclaim from Stockpiles to feed the Crusher.

It doesn’t work in a pit and should be unticked from the list of Expit Agents, and used for Stockpiles Rehandle only.

Source and Parcel Filters

May differentiate Ex-pit from Rehandle fleets.

Agents evaluate whether the record source/parcel being mined is included in the list.

Destinations

May differentiate trucks that can use the overpass, or fit in the crusher bin. 

Note that the Destination Filter is only used to evaluate schedule transactions. To deactivate a destination, remove references to it from the Destination Logic.

Steps

• Convert a single schedule transaction into one or more final transactions (steps).

• Assign the fleet to each final transaction.

For example, the schedule transaction "Pit to Crusher" can be split into "80% direct tip, 20% rehandle" with a different fleet for each movement.

• Waste parcels will have one Source and one Final Destination using the Pit Fleet (combined).

• Stockpile material will have one Source and one Final Destination using the Rehandle Fleet.

  • Ore movement can have two steps:

    • From the Pit to the Stockpile using the Pit Fleet @1.0 means 100% of material follows this step;

    • From the Stockpile to the Crusher using the Rehandle Fleet.

• The available destinations for these steps are the same as those input in the Destination rules.