MultipleProductCampaignRunSAPBestPracticesfor.pptVIP

Multiple Product Campaign Run SAP Best Practices for Chemicals (U.S.) SAP Best Practices Scenario Overview Scenario Overview Color Paints Manufacturing Process The discontinuous batch oriented Color Paint manufacturing process involves four major steps: Preassembly Premix Pigment Grinding Milling Product Finishing Blending Product Filling Packaging Blending, Filling Packaging are covered through existing scenarios in Best Practices for Chemicals. Color Paint Manufacturing process (to be mapped in this scenario) is a batch oriented discontinuous process involving steps like mixing, grinding finishing. In the manufacture of inks and paints, a technique called a color-run is used. Color-run refers to run schedule where one manufactures the lightest color first, such as light yellow followed by the next increasingly darker color such as orange, then red and so on until reaching black and then starts over again. This minimizes the cleanup and reconfiguring of the machinery between each batch. Production Processes: Batch Production for Yellow Paint Production Processes: Batch Production for Black Paint Multiple Product Campaign Run Scenario – Mapping in SAP – Process Steps Process Flow Diagram Multiple Product Campaign Run Scenario - Enhancements Start of Next color paint (like Yellow Paint) run is preceded by a cleaning of common resource. A cleanout order is proposed when final confirmation for a processing step (phase) identified with Cleaning Reqd checkbox ticked (defined by user fields) is being saved. This is set up through user exit - CONFPI05 (Process order conf.: Cust. spec. enhancements when saving) Common Resource Cleaning is mapped through creation release of Cleanout Order (Process order without material). It is used to record and account activities materials consumed during the cleaning process. The Cleanout order can settled to a cost center or to paint being manufactured in next run Completion of common Resource Cleaning is ascertained t