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Common questions from new and experienced users.
Check that the field selected in Setup > Primary Fields contains a value greater than zero.
Check the Initial Database.
If the values are zero, the problem is in Rapid Reserver.
Go to the Designer tab in Rapid Reserver, show the block model at the bench level, and check for zeroes / voids / no block model assigned.
If the values are greater than zero, the problem is either in the Refinements, Preschedule, or Corruptor steps.
Check the database after each step to see where the values become zero, then fix the preceding step.
Check all fields are populated in Setup > Opening Values.
Check that the pit tonnes are greater than zero. Pits with zero tonnes are automatically prescheduled to zero percent remaining.
For a single dig block, the order of mining of material types is always the same between scenarios.
Between two dig blocks, the order of mining of material types may differ (ore then waste, waste then ore).
The user has no control over the order of mining of material types inside a dig block.
If you want to mine waste before ore, go to Rapid Reserver and cut the waste material out as a separate dig block.
Cash flows do not affect the original parcel selection order.
The optimizer selects the first parcel in the (arbitarily ordered) material list, and decides what needs to be done with it. The optimizer will stay on that block until completed.
As the optimizer has already selected the original parcel, it will continue to try that parcel until it is completed. The digger will not move forward until the parcel is completed.
The block is already chosen before the optimisation runs. If the optimisation fails, then the engine exits and declares a ‘Do Nothing’ delay for the duration of the Steady State. |
This setting allows an agent to skip dependencies (entire blocks). Once the agent has commenced a block, it remains there until the block has finished.
Animation > Toggle visibility mode to ‘View Selected’.
Records panel > Record subsets > Select from flitch subsets.
The Haul Infinity loader rate is the instantaneous rate which the loader can achieve. The Calendar Agent Rate is the average loader rate you want to achieve during the period. The Calendar Agent Rate (average rate) multiplied by the available hours per unit equates to the loaders target tonnes to be achieved for the period with the hours available in that period.
Example:
Haul Infinity Loader Rate (Instantaneous) = 1,000tph
Available Hours = 24hrs
Loader Capacity = Instantaneous rate x Available Hours
= 1,000 x 24
= 24,000 tonnes
Calendar Agent Rate = 800tph
Available Hours = 24hrs
Target tonnes = Calendar Agent rate x Available Hours
= 800 x 24
= 19,200 tonnes