Conveyor Review Form

Conveyor Review Form displays and validates the properties and rule status of conveyor elements, such as Belts and Idlers, within a mining design model. It supports both automated rule checks and manual overrides, giving flexibility to the user. It helps users ensure that all conveyor components meet design rules and standards.

When you open the form, it prompts you to Select Conveyor Elements if you have not already selected any.

Note: The prompt does not display if the conveyor elements are already selected.

The form consists of two main sections:

• The Flexible Explorer at the top categorizes your selected elements for easy navigation.

• The Property Grid at the bottom displays validation results and allows you to make corrections.

  Note: The size of each section can be modified by clicking and dragging the space underneath the explorer.

The selection in the explorer affects the display of the property grid. If multiple elements are selected, common attributes and validity check results display in the property grid. Any attributes which do not share a common value in the selection are empty in the property grid display. If elements from different database types are selected, the property grid displays as empty.

The Model tab displays the selected elements grouped by category. These are limited to Belts and Idlers.

The Rules tab displays the selected elements grouped by rule review status. Defined rules can be created for catalogue and template elements. Refer to Rule Sets for further information.

Any elements which return rule review warnings or failures are highlighted. Any elements that are not associated with rules are grouped by No Rules Available.

The Rules tab displays the rule review status together with the number of elements that return warnings or failures.

You can perform the following actions within the form:

Rule Review

The Rules tab supports the rules engine and allows you to review your selected elements against the original design intent.

You can use the Rules tab to:

• Identify which attributes and properties the rules engine set.

• Check that rule-derived properties still follow the original design intent.

• Reset attributes to their original rule-derived values.

• Make manual adjustments.

• Accept variances from the design intent.

• Navigate to the original rule logic.

  

Rules are categorized into groups determined by their purpose.

The Rules tab displays the status of each rules check:

Right-click on any rule to display a drop-down menu.

Accept Value
Right-click on an attribute that does not align with the rule, to display an additional option from the drop-down menu to accept the current value.

Values which are accepted are considered to pass the rule check in the Conveyor Review window, even though the value of the property does not align with the rule. Rules which are accepted for each element are stored in the database. To find which rules are accepted for an element outside the window, query the ROKEYS and ROVALS attributes. These represent the names of accepted attributes, and values which have been accepted.

The table below explains how to accept or reject a value in the Conveyor Review Form, and what happens after each action: