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The two sections that are shown in the figure below, contains the definitions that are needed for each wear group to calculate the need for spare parts. That calculation is the basis for creating ordering lists which take the need of spare parts into consideration .
The calculation basis for each wear group is specified both in PERCENT and in PIECES. The larger of the two values will be used.
Figure 324: These two sections defines calculation of spare parts for each wear group.
Each resource in the Catalogue has a wear group assigned to it. An example of that is shown in the figure below.
Figure 325: Each resource in the Catalogue has a wear group assigned to it.
The default for that wear group is defined for each resource category, as shown in the figure below.
Figure 326: Default wear groups are defined for each resource category in the Catalogue.
There are nine pre-defined wear groups available. The descriptions of these wear groups are configurable in the Catalogue, through the Properties command in the Module pull-down menu, as shown in the figure below. Please refer to the Wear-groups sub-topic in the Catalogue topic, for a description of how you can adjust those descriptions.
Figure 327: The descriptions of the wear groups are defined in the "Properties" of the Catalogue.
In the two section of the Project parameters that are discussed above, you specify how to calculate the quantity of spare parts needed for devices belonging to each wear group. In the two sub-topics that are listed below, you will find descriptions of the details for the respective section.
•Calculation basis for spare parts lists in PERCENT
•Calculation basis for spare parts lists in PIECES