| Procedure To Do Capacity Leveling
Capacity leveling means for e.g. : If you consider a work center (machine) whose cycle time is 60 sec, then in a shift it can produce 60 components, if it works for 1 hr (considering 100% efficiency). If you want 70 components to be produced in 1 hr then the work center is overloaded & at that time you should assign components to other work center which are underloaded. Capacity leveling after order creation: This process covers capacity leveling of requirements from the production process, monitoring the capacity after different periods, and how the system determines the new values for the current order after changes are made to the quantities, times, and dates. 1) T Code CM21 2) Enter the field Plant & work Center 3) Choose Enter. The current orders whose operations result in capacity loads at the selected work center are displayed. By scrolling through the different charts in the planning table, you can analyze the information provided. 4) For a better view, choose Settings --> Scale --> Monthly period split. 5) To automatically dispatch one or several operations
of an order, click the red rectangle in the order's diagram section to
select the order and choose .
6) To manually dispatch one or more operations of an order, select the order in the diagram section, drag it to the work center section with the mouse, and place it in a time period that you select. 7) To deallocate an order, select it in the work center's
diagram section and choose .
8) To analyze the changes made in scheduling, select an order in the order's diagram section and choose Order. 9) Choose Item and write down the start and finish dates of the operation you selected. 10) Choose Enter until the Planning Table: SAPSFCG001 Finite Scheduling Forw./All Functs.Active screen appears. 11) Drag the order to a valid section in the work center's diagram section. Make sure that you move the order to a valid and defined start and finish date. 13) Select the order in the work center's diagram section and choose Order. 14) Choose Item and compare the new start and finish date. 15) Choose Enter until the overview tree appears.
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