What is 'takt time' in SAP PP-FLW - Flow Manufacturing?

takt time - Overview

• Component: PP-FLW

• Component Name: Flow Manufacturing

• Description: The control parameters for takt-based scheduling in sequencing. Takt times are defined for a production line. Minimum takt time Time for which a material remains in one takt of the production line for processing. Planned takt time Interval of time in which a product enters the production line and a processed product leaves the production line. Operative takt time Overwrites the planned takt time to react to short-term changes in requirements and supply.

takt time - Details

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  Key Concepts: 
  Takt time is a term used in the SAP PP-FLW Flow Manufacturing component. It is the time it takes to produce one unit of a product, and is calculated by dividing the total available production time by the number of units that need to be produced. Takt time is used to measure the efficiency of production processes and to ensure that production is meeting customer demand. 
  
  How to use it: 
  In order to use takt time, you must first determine the total available production time and the number of units that need to be produced. Once these two values are known, you can calculate takt time by dividing the total available production time by the number of units that need to be produced. This will give you an estimate of how long it will take to produce one unit of a product. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When calculating takt time, it is important to take into account any downtime or delays that may occur during production. This will help ensure that your takt time calculation is accurate and that your production process is running as efficiently as possible. Additionally, it is important to regularly monitor takt time in order to ensure that production is meeting customer demand. 
  
  Related Information: 
  Takt time is closely related to other concepts such as cycle time and lead time.