How to create Factories, Production Divisions, Tables and Beds in RM

Last modified by Thomas Gitsas on 2024/04/19 14:05

Introduction

In order to be able to use the Cast module we will need to do a few settings beforehand.

The settings for the Cast planning module are located in the settings tab in RM.

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There are a few steps that we need to follow.

Create a Factory

First, we need to create a new Factory.

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Note: A Factory is a location where you produce your precast elements and corresponds to the whole business in that location. If you operate in different countries and locations then you will need to create multiple factories.

Create a Production/Transport Division

We also need to create a new production division. A division is a sub-location inside the factory, where the elements are produced. The division can be a specific location inside the factory like a “shed” or a “hall”, or it can be separated according to the different element types that you are producing.

Fill out the following Fields and use the Division Type as "Production" and assign that to your main factory.

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Note: It would be helpful if you created a division for your transport also in this step. You will only need one.

Create Cast Units

Now that the divisions are created, we can create cast units under every division.

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Please fill out the following fields to create your tables and beds.

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Note: Max Dimensions are the 3D space of our table/bed. Those dimensions will be shown on the Detailed/Calendar View

Note: Tolerance is the shuttering between moulds. If we cast multiple elements on the same bed, then tolerance is the predefined distance between them.

Note: Location X and Y move the bed in space. If you do not fill those out, then the beds/tables will be placed underneath each other.

Note: Bed corresponds to a hollow core line/bed. A Table can be a tilt table, a flatbed, a battery mould, or any other mould type you are using for element types such as columns and beams.

Continue to the next part of the training here.