This application discloses a discrete
simulation method for process flow,
electronic equipment, storage medium, and products, relating to the field of industrial
manufacturing technology. This application constructs workpiece entities and
process information components through a physical component
system, achieving efficient mapping between data and
simulation tokens. Through
Petri net state space decomposition, key process states are mapped to locations, and actions are abstracted into transitions, forming a
logical topology and decoupling process states from
control flow. Combining equipment constraints, general resources, and dynamic and fixed-time components, transition execution is divided into four standard types, and asynchronous event
simulation is driven by standardized lifecycle templates, achieving accurate workpiece state updates and rational
resource scheduling under high
concurrency. This application can provide real-
time response, process flow analysis, and
bottleneck identification in large-scale simulations, providing efficient and flexible
technical support for
process optimization and digital twin systems.