Operation scrap in routing

Hi All,
I want to know,what is the effect of maintaining operation scrap in routing?It does not effect the component qty allocated to that operation(as it dus in case of maintaining operation scrap in BOM).
Pls guide

Hi Gautam,
Operation Scrap In the Routing  is the amount of scrap (in percent) for the operation.
The  effect of operation Scrap in the Routing :
The scrap in the operation causes a decrease in quantity in the next  operation because the quantity to be processed is reduced by the scrap  quantity.
The reduction of quantity is taken into account in scheduling  and costing.
Hope you understood the point.
Thanks,
Srinivas

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