Storage Tank Management(Q101)

Storage Tank Management

Storage Tank Management
Material CH-1010 (Acrylic resin) is maintained in the storage tank YQ10. The procurement of this stock material and its QM
inspection are described in scenario Q80.
The regular procurement process leads to multiple material batches in the storage tank although physically only one
homogeneous material batch is available.
The scenario below describes how two batches of one material in the storage tank YQ01 can be merged into one batch using
a process order for mixing.

1. Enter /nmmbe then choose Enter.

Enter /nmmbe then choose Enter.
Stock overview
This activity determines the stock quantity of the existing batch in the storage tank YQ01 (“old” batch). Ideally there are two
batches (“old batch” and a batch generated during last goods receipts).
2. Choose Execute.
Choose Execute.

Stock overview
This activity determines the stock quantity of the existing batch in the storage tank YQ01 (“old” batch). Ideally there are two
batches (“old batch” and a batch generated during last goods receipts).
3. Enter /ncor1 then choose Enter.
Stock quantities were determined.
Enter /ncor1 then choose Enter.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
4. Choose Enter.
Choose Enter.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
5. In Total qty, enter 974.
In Total qty, enter 974.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
6. Choose here
Choose here.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
7. Choose Current date.
Choose Current date.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
8. Choose Materials.
Choose Materials.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
9. Select the row.
Select the row.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
10. Choose Execute batch determination.
Choose Execute batch determination.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
11. Choose Copy.
Choose Copy.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
12. Select the row.
Select the row.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
13. Choose Execute batch determination.
Choose Execute batch determination.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
14. Choose Copy.
Choose Copy.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
15. Choose Release.
Choose Release.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
16. Choose Save.
Choose Save.

A process order for mixing was created and released.

Create Process Order for Mixing

This step reflects the mixing of different batches in the storage tank to get one batch of raw material.
17. To confirm the process order, enter /ncork then choose Enter.
Enter /ncork then choose Enter.

Create Process Order Confirmation

In this process step, the system confirms the created process order. Execution start and finishing dates can be entered.
18. In Process Order, enter 1000062.
In Process Order, enter 1000062.

Create Process Order Confirmation

In this process step, the system confirms the created process order. Execution start and finishing dates can be entered.
19. Choose Enter.
Choose Enter.

Create Process Order Confirmation

In this process step, the system confirms the created process order. Execution start and finishing dates can be entered.
20. Choose Goods movements.
Choose Goods movements.

Create Process Order Confirmation

In this process step, the system confirms the created process order. Execution start and finishing dates can be entered.
21. Enter 08/09/2005.
Enter 08/09/2005.

Create Process Order Confirmation

In this process step, the system confirms the created process order. Execution start and finishing dates can be entered.
22. Choose Enter.
Choose Enter.

Create Process Order Confirmation

In this process step, the system confirms the created process order. Execution start and finishing dates can be entered.
23. Choose Save.
Choose Save.

The process order is confirmed. Based on the configuration, all reservations will be cleared automatically.

Create Process Order Confirmation

In this process step, the system confirms the created process order. Execution start and finishing dates can be entered.
24. Enter /nmb56 then choose Enter.
Enter /nmb56 then choose Enter.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
25. Choose the button.
Choose the button.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
26. Choose Enter.
Choose Enter.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
27. Double-click here.
Double-click here.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
28. Choose Start Analysis.
Choose Start Analysis.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
29. Expand this node
Expand node.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
30. Expand this node
Expand the node.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
31. Expand this node
Expand the node.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
32. Expand this node
Expand the node.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
33. In the batch-where used list, raw material batches are displayed.
In the batch-where used list, raw material batches are displayed.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
34. Enter /nmb56 then choose Enter.
Enter /nmb56 then choose Enter.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.

In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
35. Enter ch-3000.
Enter ch-3000.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
36. Choose the button.
Choose the button.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
37. Enter ch-3000.
Enter ch-3000.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
38. Choose Enter.
Choose Enter.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
39. Double-click here.
Double-click here.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
40. Choose Start Analysis.
Choose Start Analysis.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
41. Expand this node
Expand the node.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
42. Expand this node
Expand the node.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
43. Involved batchs are displayed in the batch where-used list.
Involved batchs were displayed in the batch where-used list.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
44. Choose Back."
Choose Back.

Determining Batch Numbers of Used Raw Materials (Batch Where-Used List)

This process step uses the batch where-used list. This standard tool allows tracking which batches were used during the
manufacturing steps.
In this scenario, this process can be used to find out which residue batches and new batches of CH-1010 were merged into a
certain raw material batch (Procedure A). Additional information is available if a semi-finished or finished material will be
used for the top-down analysis (Procedure B).
45. End.
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