Report to Generate Materials Used for the Production of FG/SFG Materiak

Dear Experts,
I am working for a Cement Factory. CLINKER is a SFG used for the production of FG Cement.
RMOPCK1 and FINECOAL are another SFG used for the Production of CLINKER
RMOPCK1
     +               = CLINKER + (Different Materials) = CEMENT
FINECOAL
For CLINKER we will create process order every month similarly for RMOPCK1 and FINECOAL.
RMOPCK1 is using 5 Raw materials and FINECOAL is using 1 raw material
Limestone + Silica 1 + Silica 2 + Bauxite 1+ Ironore 1 = RMOPCK1 and
Rawcoal = FINECOAL
All the raw materials, SFGs are used for creating different variety of cement.
I want to know for a certain period how much is the CLINKER produced and How much is the raw materials used for producing the CLINKER.
When i try through KOB1 with the process orders for CLINKER it is giving me total usage ofr RMOPCK1 and FINECOAL for producing the CLINKER.
I Want to know for ex:
the quantity of raw materials (Limestone + Silica 1 + Silica 2 + Bauxite 1+ Ironore 1 )used for producing ex: 1000 TON of CLINKER.
Please help. Thanks
Edited by: simonjohn on Oct 9, 2011 6:46 PM

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