on 01-24-2014 5:32 AM
Hello,
I have a question on the capabilities of the PPDS optimizer to constrain multiple resources on an operation. I am going to provide a scenario and two examples. The difference between the two examples is the Scheduling Basis that you set on the Scheduling Tab of CR02.
Assume you have a workcenter set up in the following manner:
Example 1:
Example 2
Questions:
Thanks
Hi Paul,
I am not able to understand business requirement why you want to optimization for both capacities i.e. labor and machine ? is this requirement?
PPDS optimization is mainly used for sequencing purpose i.e. reduction set up times.application will be machine capacities .
I don't know what you want to achieve by doing the Labor pool optimization
For labour pool capacities Can be used by several operations indicator should be active in ECC work center data.
Before deciding going further whether optimization based scheduling is required or Heuristic based scheduling is required decide first.
Br
Sandeep
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Hi,
the capacity constraint is at the activity-resource level, so no problem there. To separate scheduling from capacity effects, please try closing capacity in the planning board in both case scenarios for the resource in the non-scheduling activity (assuming both are relevant for finite sch.), it should affect the optimizer/sch.heuristics results (not MRP).
Regards,
J.
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J,
Thanks for the repsonse. I am not completely clear by what you mean by "Closing capacity in the planning board". I forgot to mention that for the labor pool, shifts and intervals are defined for the 8 hours available on Mon and Tuesday. So the capacity is already blocked off for the other days and shifts of the labor.
While machine is available 24 hours a day.
Thanks
Paul
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