What is mixed loading rule in SAP EHS-ERP - EHS Management in ERP?

SAP Term: mixed loading rule

• Component: EHS-ERP

• Component Name: EHS Management in ERP

• Description: A rule that depends on dangerous goods regulations and that specifies physical separation from other goods, in particular other dangerous goods. This rule must be complied with when transporting dangerous goods. Such goods are organized into groups depending on regulations.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Mixed loading rule is a feature of the EHS-ERP EHS Management in ERP component of SAP. It allows users to combine multiple hazardous materials into one container, and then assign a single hazardous material code to the container. This simplifies the process of managing hazardous materials, as it eliminates the need to assign multiple codes to each container. 
  
  How to use it: 
  To use the mixed loading rule, users must first create a hazardous material code for the container. This code should include information about the type of material, its concentration, and any other relevant information. Once this code is created, users can then assign it to the container. The system will then automatically assign the appropriate hazardous material codes to each material in the container. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When creating a hazardous material code for a container, it is important to ensure that all relevant information is included. This will help ensure that the system assigns the correct codes to each material in the container. Additionally, it is important to keep track of any changes made to the hazardous material codes, as this can affect how the system assigns codes to materials in the container. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The mixed loading rule is part of SAP's EHS-ERP EHS Management in ERP component. Other features of this component include hazardous material classification, labeling, and reporting. Additionally, SAP provides a range of tools and resources for managing hazardous materials, such as safety data sheets and hazard communication programs.