on 10-18-2008 7:11 AM
Hi Friends
My clint is a textile industry having texturising mc.finish product is PTY in kg.for that Bom components are POY in kg and oil 3% in L and oil consumption is keep on changing for each poduction order.
Example if i produce 100kg PTY, i give components 97% poy in kgs and 3% oil in litter.How to map this in sap?
Dear,
I am not getting your point
You have a BOM structure
Header material PTY
Items 1 POY .97 kg
items 2 Oil .03 lts
When you create a production order system will copy the BOM and gives you the following components as per the header material qty
Header material PTY 100 qty
Items 1 POY 97 kg
items 2 Oil .3 lts.
Where is the problem?
If the oil consumption varies in each production order, what is the basis of consumption? Is it depends on PTY quality/grade to be produced?
If so that you can go for alternative BOM and select the alternative BOM during production order creation by config setting.
If that is not the case, then the difference in planned and actual oil consumption will hit variance cost centre.
pl come back what you are actually looking for?
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Dear,
You can define the alterantive bom for polyester texture yarn as per the consumption of finish oil you required in that. Or try to define base unit of measurment according to the polyester yarn consumption.
Hope it will solve your problem.
Regards,
R.Brahmankar
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Dear,
Define in terms of BOM item qty and base qty.
As I know according to the OPU% weight of the finish yarn get increases right,
So best way you need to define alternative bom for your polyester yarn and oil consumption during texturing. You can not define interm of % hope clear to you.
Regards,
R.Brahmankar.
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