Lam config-131007234330-phpapp01

EHP6 for SAP ERP
6.0
July 2012
English
Linear Asset Management
(D49)
SAP AG
Dietmar-Hopp-Allee 16
69190 Walldorf
Germany
Building Block Configuration Guide

SAP Best Practices Linear Asset Management (D49): Configuration Guide
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Contents
Linear Asset Management.......................................................................................................5
1 Purpose..................................................................................................................................5
2 Preparation............................................................................................................................5
2.1 Prerequisites...................................................................................................................5
3 Configuration..........................................................................................................................5
3.1 Defining LRP Type..........................................................................................................5
3.2 Defining Organizational Area...........................................................................................6
3.3 Setting View Profiles........................................................................................................6
3.4 Defining Category of Function Location...........................................................................8
3.5 Maintaining Equipment Categories..................................................................................8
3.6 Defining Change Documents, Collective Purchase Requisition......................................9
3.7 Defining Default Rules for LAM Notification Items.........................................................10
3.8 Changing UOM..............................................................................................................10
3.9 Defining Network Types................................................................................................11
3.10 Defining Network Group..............................................................................................12
3.11 Defining Node Type for Object Link From / To............................................................12
3.12 Adding Medium Types.................................................................................................13
4 Master Data.........................................................................................................................14
4.1 Creating Characteristics (Num).....................................................................................14
4.2 Creating Characteristics (Char).....................................................................................15
4.3 Creating Classes and assign Characteristics................................................................16
4.4 Creating Linear Reference Patters................................................................................17
4.5 Creating Function Location............................................................................................18
4.6 Adding Classification View for Function Location..........................................................18
4.7 Changing Function Location of Classification View.......................................................18
4.8 Changing Function Location of Linear Data View..........................................................19
4.9 Creating Equipment.......................................................................................................21
4.10 Changing Linear Reference Pattern............................................................................21
4.11 Creating Networks.......................................................................................................22

Linear Asset Management
1 Purpose
The purpose of this document is to describe the general configuration steps required to
manually set up the configuration within the system landscape that has already been installed
using the corresponding installation or configuration guides for installation.
If you do not want to configure manually and prefer an automated installation process using
BC Sets and other tools, refer to the Quick Guide of your SAP Best Practices version, which
you can find attached to the SAP Note for your package.
2 Preparation
2.1 Prerequisites
Before you start installing this building block, you must install prerequisite building blocks. For
more information, see the Building Block Prerequisite Matrix
(Prerequisites_Matrix_[xx]_[yy]_[zz].xls; the placeholder [xx] depends on the SAP Best
Practices version you use, for example, BL refers to the SAP Best Practices Baseline
Package, [yy] depends on the language version, for example, EN for English language, and
[zz] depends on the country version, for example, AU for Australia:
Prerequisites_Matrix_Mining_EN_AU.xls). This document can be found on the SAP Best
Practices documentation DVD in the folder ..[xx]_[zz]Documentation; ([xx] depends on the
SAP Best Practices version and [zz] depends on the country version).
3 Configuration
3.1 Defining LRP Type
Use
The purpose of this activity is to define Linear Reference Pattern (LRP) yupes by entering 4-
character ID and a description.
Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction code SPRO
IMG menu Plant Maintenance and Customer Service → Master Data in
Plant Maintenance and Customer Service → Technical Objects
→ Linear Asset Management → Define LRP Type
2. On the Change View “Define LRP Type“: Overview screen, choose New Entries to create
the following entries
LRP Type LRP Type Description Note
PI Pipeline
RD Road Operations
RL Railway
3. Choose Save.

3.2 Defining Organizational Area
Use
The purpose of this activity is to define an organization area that can be used to make
characteristics as relevant for linear asset management.
Procedure
→ Linear Asset Management → Define Organizational Area for
Characteristics with Linear Data
2. On the Change View “Organizational Area for Characteristics with Linear Data“ screen,
choose New Entries to create the following entries
Ty. Table Org. area Organizational area
002 EQUI L Linear Equipment
003 IFLOT L Linear functional location
3. Choose Save.
3.3 Setting View Profiles
Use
The purpose of this activity is to create two new view profiles to support Linear Asset
requirements.
Procedure
Plant Maintenance and Customer Service → Technical
Objects→ Set View Profiles for Technical Objects
2. On the Change View “Definition of view profiles“: Overview screen choose New Entries to
create the following profile
Field name Description User action and values Note
Screen grp H2 Screen group equipment
data
Profile YLAM_EQP
Profile Standard equipment data profil Profile Description
Screen grp H3 Screen group functional
location data
Profile YLAM_FL
Profile Standard functional location p Profile Description

3. On the Change View “Definition of view profiles“: Overview screen select Profile
YLAM_EQP and YLAM_FL accordingly, then choose Dialog Structure: Activity and
layout of views to input the following values:
YLAM_EQP
Number Description Tab active Seq. no. Seq. no. Seq. no.
10 General Check the
Flag
005 010 015
20 Location Check the
Flag
020 025 300
30 Organization Check the
Flag
030 035
50 Structure Check the
Flag
040 045
60 Additional data 1 Check the
Flag
095
Flag
120
Flag
110 100
300 Linear data Check the
Flag
300 350
YLAM_FL
Number Description Tab active Seq. no. Seq. no. Seq. no.
10 General Check the
Flag
005 010 015
20 Location Check the
Flag
020 025 300
30 Organization Check the
Flag
030 035
50 Structure Check the
Flag
040 045
Flag
095
Flag
120
Flag
110 100
300 Linear data Check the
Flag
300 350
4. Choose Save.
5. On the Change View “Definition of view profiles“: Overview screen select Profile
YLAM_EQP and YLAM_FL accordingly, then choose Dialog Structure: Icons and texts of
views to input the following values:
YLAM_EQP
Number Description Icon Tab title
60 Additional data 1 Classification

100 Additional data 2 ICON_ATTACHMENT Documents
105 Additional data 3 Warranties / Partners
300 Linear data ICON_DRAW_LINEAR Linear Data
YLAM_FL
60 Additional data 1 Classification
80 Additional data 2 ICON_ATTACHMENT Documents
85 Additional data 3 Warranties / Partners
300 Linear data ICON_DRAW_LINEAR Linear Data
6. Choose Save.
3.4 Defining Category of Function Location
Use
The purpose of this activity is to set default value for the measuring point categories.
Procedure
→ Functional Locations → Define Category of Functional
Location
2. On the Change View “Functional Location Category“ Overview screen, choose New
Entries to create the following entries
Field name Description User action
and values
Note
FunctLocCat L
Description Linear
functional
location
Linear Asset Check this flag
PartnDet.Proc PM
View profile YLAM_FL
3. Choose Save.
3.5 Maintaining Equipment Categories
Use
The purpose of this activity is to define equipment categories. You use equipment categories
to determine the basic properties that you want the corresponding equipment master record
to have.
Procedure

→ Equipment→ Maintain Equipment Category
2. On the Change View “EquipCategories“: Overview screen, check and verify the following
entries
C R
Equipment
CatDesc.
C
Object
info
View profile CC Linear
L
M
Machines
Linear
equipment
Check PM YLAM_EQP Check Check
3. Choose Save.
3.6 Defining Change Documents, Collective Purchase
Requisition
Use
The purpose of this activity is to define whether linear data should be proposed in the
operation of the maintenance order, depending on the plant and the order type. You can
choose between different default rules, thus determining the origin of the linear data in the
operation of the maintenance order.
Procedure
IMG menu Plant Maintenance and Customer Service → Maintenance and
Service Processing → Maintenance and Service Orders →
Functions and Settings for Order Types → Define Change
Documents, Collective Purchase Requisition, MRP relevance
2. On the Change View “Increment for Automatic Operation Number“: Overview screen,
check and verify following entries:
Plnt 1000
Type PM02
MatStatChngeDoc Uncheck this flag
Increment 0010
OrdStChgDc Uncheck this flag
CollReqstn Check this flag
Res/PurRq 2 From release
PDC active Uncheck this flag
Workflow Uncheck this flag
Change document Check this flag
Net Order Price Uncheck this flag
OpStatChangeDoc Uncheck this flag
PRTStatChangeDC Uncheck this flag

Linear Data Order
Operation Default
Rule
3 Default from technical
object in operation only
3. Choose Save.
3.7 Defining Default Rules for LAM Notification Items
Use
The purpose of this activity is to you define, dependent on the notification type, whether or not
linear data should be set as default values in notification items.
Procedure
IMG menu Plant Maintenance and Customer Service → Maintenance and
Service Processing → Notification Processing→ Additional
Functions → Define Default Rules for Linear Data in Notification
Items
2. On the Change View “Linear Data – Notif. Item Default Rules dep. On Message Ty“:
screen, choose New Entries to make the following entries:
Typ M1
Def. Rule 4 Default from tech obj.. Select it from
Drop down
Typ M2
Def. Rule 1 Default from reference obj.. Select it from
Drop down
3. Choose Save.
3.8 Changing UOM
Use
The purpose of this activity is to change the UOM “KM” to support decimal places
Procedure
Transaction code CUNI
IMG menu SAP NetWeaver → General Settings → Check Units of
Measurement
2. On the Units of Measurement: Initial Screen screen choose the drop down box LENGTH
and Units of Measurement. On the Change Units of Measurement of Dimension Length:
Overview screen, check and verify KM unit via choosing Details (F5) as the following
value.
Int. meas. unit KM

Commercial KM
Technical km
Decimal places 4
Numerator 1,000
Denominator 1
Measurement
Unit text
Kilometer Long Text
Measurement
Unit text
km Short text
ISO code KMT
Primary Code Check the flag
Commercial
meas. unit
Check the flage
3. Choose Save.
3.9 Defining Network Types
Use
The purpose of this activity is to define network types to support linear asset management.
Procedure
→ Linear Asset Management → Linear Asset Management →
Define Additional Data for Object Links and Networks → Define
Network Types
2. On the Change View “Define Network Types“:Overview screen check and verfiy the
following entries
Network Type Network Type
Description
C ChgeDocs
CABL Cabling Check this flag Check this flag
CNVY Conveyors Check this flag Check this flag
PIPE Pipeline Check this flag Check this flag
POWR Powerline Check this flag Check this flag
RAIL Railline Check this flag Check this flag
ROAD Roads Check this flag Check this flag

3. Choose Save.
3.10 Defining Network Group
Use
The purpose of this activity is to define network groups to support linear asset management.
Procedure
Network Group
2. On the Change View “Define Network Group“:Overview screen check and verfiy following
entries
NetGroup Network Group Description Note
CV_FIN Finished Coal Conveyors
CV_RAW Raw Coal Conveyors
CV_REJECTS Reject Conveyors
PI_SLURRY Slurry Pipelines
PI_WASTE Waste Pipelines
PI_WATER Water Pipelines
PWR_11KW 11KW Powerlines
PWR_33KW 33KW Powerlines
RD_ACCESS Access Roads
RD_HAUL Haul Roads
3. Choose Save.
3.11 Defining Node Type for Object Link From / To
Use
The purpose of this activity is to define Node Type for Object Links to support linear asset
management
Procedure

Node Type for Object Link From/To
2. On the Change View “Node Type for Object Link From / To“:Overview screen check and
verfity the following entries
Node Type PU
Node Type
Description
Pump
Node Type RC
Node Type
Description
Road Crossing
Node Type SW
Node Type
Description
Switch
Node Type VL
Node Type
Description
Valve
3. Choose Save.
3.12 Adding Medium Types
Use
The purpose of this activity is to define Node Type for Object Links to support linear asset
management
Procedure
Transaction code OINM
→ Object Links → Define Media for Object Links
2. On the Change View “Link Medium (View)“:Overview screen make the following entries
Medium 000003
ShrtText f. medium Slurry - Coal
3. Choose Save.

4 Master Data
4.1 Creating Characteristics (Num)
Use
The purpose of this activity is to create Numeric characteristics.
Procedure
Transaction code CT04
SAP ECC menu Cross-Application Components→ Classification System →
Master Data→Characteristics
2. On the Characteristics screen input the following entries and click Create
Characteristic YPIPE_ANGLE
3. On the Create Characteristics screen, on the Basic Data tab input the following entries:
Description Chars
Group
Data
Type
Number
of Chars
Decima
l
Places
Unit of
Measure
Single/Mult
Value
Interval/N
egative
Angle of
Inclination
YMM_
01
NUM 10 2 deg Check Mult Check
Neg
4. Choose Save.
5. Repeat the above steps from 1 to 4 with the following entries (all data types are Num –
Numeric):
Characteri
stic
Descript
ion
Chars
Group
Number
of
Chars
Decimal
Places
Unit of
Measure
Single/
Mult
Value
Interval/
Negative
YPIPE_DIA
METER
Diamete
r of
Pipeline
YMM_0
1
10 2 mm Check
Mult
YPIPE_WA
LLTHICKN
ESS
Pipeline
Wall
Thicknes
s
YMM_0
1
10 2 mm Check
Mult
YPUMP_DI
SCHARGE
Pump
Discharg
e (L/S)
5 2 Check
Single
YPUMP_IM
PELLER_V
ANES
Number
of Vanes
1 0 Check
Single
YPUMP_S
PEED
Pump
Speed
(RPM)
10 2 Check
Single
YPUMP_T
OTALHEA
D
Total
Head
(M)
10 2 Check
Single

4.2 Creating Characteristics (Char)
Use
The purpose of this activity is to create Character characteristics.
Procedure
Transaction code CT04
Master Data→Characteristics
2. On the Characteristics screen input the following entries and click Create
Characteristic YPIPE_COATING
3. On the Create Characteristics screen, on the Basic Data tab input the following entries
(All of the following data type is: Char – Character)
Description Number of
Chars
Single/Mult Value
Angle of Inclination 10 Check Mult
4. Choose Save.
5. Repeat the above steps from 1 to 4 with the following entry:
Characteristic Description Number of
Chars
Single/Mult
Value
YPUMP_IMPELLER_DESIGN Impeller Design 30 Check Single
6. Repeat the above steps from 1 to 3 with the following entries:
Characteristic Description Number of
Chars
Single/Mult
Value
YPIPE_LINER
Internal Lining of
Pipeline
30 Check Mult
YPIPE_MATERIAL Construction material 10 Check Mult
YPUMP_TYPE Pump Type 30 Check Single
7. Choose Tab Value and check flag Additional Values for the above three Characteristics.
Maintain the following values for them.
Characteristic Char. Value Description Note
YPIPE_LINER
HDPE
POLYURETHANE
NONE
YPIPE_MATERIAL
HDPE High Density
Polyethylene

Characteristic Char. Value Description Note
LDPE Low Density
Polyethylene
PP Polypropylene
PVC PVC
GREY IRON Grey Cast iron
DUCT IRON Ductile Cast Iron
CU Copper
STEEL-0.2 Carbon Steel - 0.2%
Carbon
STEEL-0.45 Carbon Steel - 0.45%
Carbon
YPUMP_TYPE
PDP Postiive Displacement
Pump
CENTRIFUGAL Centrifugal Pump
8. Choose Save.
4.3 Creating Classes and assign Characteristics
Use
The purpose of this activity is to create classes and assign characteristics to these classes.
Procedure
Master Data→ Classes
Transaction code CL02
2. On the Class screen input the following entries and click Create
Class YM_PUMP
Class Type 003 Click F4 to get
type Function
Location
3. On the Create Class: screen, on the Basic Data tab input Description: Pump.
4. Choose Char. Tab and input the following entries, then click Enter:
Char. YPUMP_TYPE Click F4 to get this Char.
Char. YPUMP_IMPELLER_DESIGN Click F4 to get this Char.
Char. YPUMP_IMPELLER_VANES Click F4 to get this Char.

Char. YPUMP_DISCHARGE Click F4 to get this Char.
Char. YPUMP_TOTALHEAD Click F4 to get this Char.
Char. YPUMP_SPEED Click F4 to get this Char.
5. Choose Save.
6. Choose Back (F3) to the Class screen and input the following entries and click Create
Class YPIPELINE_SLURRY
Class Type 003 Click F4 to get
type Function
Location
7. On the Create Class: screen, on the Basic Data tab input Description: Pump and
Organizational area: L.
8. Choose Keywords tab, maintain Pipeline as Keyword.
9. Choose Char. Tab and input the following entries, then click Enter:
Char. Org. Areas
YPIPE_DIAMETER L
YPIPE_WALLTHICKNESS L
YPIPE_ANGLE L
YPIPE_MATERIAL
YPIPE_LINER
10. Choose Save.
4.4 Creating Linear Reference Patters
Use
The purpose of this activity is to create a linear reference pattern.
Procedure
Transaction code IK81
SAP ECC menu Logistics → Plant Maintenance → Management of Technical
Objects → Functional Location → Linear Asset Management →
Linear Reference Patterns→ Create Linear Reference Pattern
2. On the Create Linear Reference Patter: Initial screen input the following entries and
choose Enter
Linear reference
Pattern
PIPE000010
3. On the the Create Linear Reference Patter: Master Data screen, input the following
entries:

Linear
Pattern
Description
LRP Type Marker Distance Code Marker Distance Unit
Slurry
Pipeline
PI Pipeline 1 Shortest Distance KM
4. Choose Add Marker to input the following entries:
Marker Marker Description Marker Type Marker Location UoM
KM10 KM 10 M Marker 10 KM
5. Choose Save.
4.5 Creating Function Location
Use
The purpose of this activity is to create function location.
Procedure
Objects → Functional Location → Create
Transaction code IL01
2. Refer to the following file for details of the master data required:
SMB0W_IL01_O001_D49.TXT
Result
The function locations have been created.
4.6 Adding Classification View for Function Location
Use
The purpose of this activity is to create function location.
Procedure
Objects → Functional Location → Change
SMB0W_IL02_O001_D49.TXT
Result
The function locations have been changed and the classification view has been added it.
4.7 Changing Function Location of Classification View
Use
The purpose of this activity is to add classification value to functional location.
Procedure

SAP ECC menu Logistics → Plant Maintenance → Management of Technical Objects
→ Functional Location → Change
2. On the Change Functional Location: Initial Screen, enter YMM-1000-SPLN-P0-1 in the
field of Functional loc.
3. Choose Enter.
4. On the Change Functional Location: Master Data screen, choose Classification.
5. On the Change Functional Location: Classification screen, choose the line of Pipeline
Wall Thickness and choose Insert Row.
6. Enter 10.00 mm.
7. Choose Deselect All.
8. Repeat step 6 to 8 to make the value of Pipeline Wall Thickness as following:
Characteristic Description Value
Pipeline Wall Thickness 6.00 mm
10.00 mm
14.00 mm
15.00 mm
16.00 mm
17.00 mm
18.00 mm
19.00 mm
9. Choose Back.
10. Choose Save.
11. Repeat above steps with following data:
Functional loc. YMM-1000-SPLN-P0-2
15.00 mm
18.00 mm
15.00 mm
18.00 mm
4.8 Changing Function Location of Linear Data View
Use
The purpose of this activity is to change linear data view for functional location.
Procedure
SAP ECC menu Logistics → Plant Maintenance → Management of Technical Objects
→ Functional Location → Change

2. On the Change Functional Location: Initial Screen, enter YMM-1000-SPLN-P0-1 in the
field of Functional loc.
3. Choose Enter.
4. On the Change Functional Location: Master Data screen, choose the tab page Linear
Data.
5. In the Characteristic Values Linear Data sub area, choose Append Row.
6. On the Char.description column, choose F4.
7. In the pop-up dialog box, choose the value of Pipeline Wall Thickness 19.00 mm and
make the following data:
Start Point End Point Length Uom
9.250 9.500 10.000 KM
8. Repeat step 5 to 7 to make the linear data like following:
Char.description Char.Value Start Point End Point Length Uom
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
19.00 mm 9.250 9.500 10.000 KM
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
6.00 mm 3.000 5.000 2.000 KM
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
10.00 mm 5.000 9.250 4.250 KM
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
10.00 mm 24.000 36.000 12.000 KM
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
10.00 mm 38.000 42.000 4.000 KM
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
14.00 mm 8.000 9.250 1.000 KM
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
14.00 mm 0.000 3.000 3.000 KM
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
15.00 mm 9.500 23.000 13.500 KM
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
17.00 mm 36.000 38.000 2.000 KM
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
18.00 mm 23.000 24.000 1.000 KM
9. Choose Save.
10. Repeat above steps with following data:
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
10.00 mm 42.000 59.000 17.000 KM
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
10.00 mm 63.000 88.000 25.000 KM
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
18.00 mm 59.000 63.000 4.000 KM
Pipeline Wall 10.00 mm 102.000 120.000 18.000 KM

Thickness
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
15.00 mm 88.000 102.000 14.000 KM
Pipeline Wall
Thickness
18.00 mm 120.000 125.000 5.000 KM
4.9 Creating Equipment
Use
The purpose of this activity is to create equipment and assign to function location.
Procedure
SAP ECC menu Logistics → Production→ Master Data→ Production Resources and
Tools→ Production Resources/Tools→ Equipment→ Create
Transaction code IE01
SMB0W_IE01_O001_D49.TXT
Result
The equipments have been created and assigned to related Function locations.
4.10 Changing Linear Reference Pattern
Use
The purpose of this activity is to create equipment.
Procedure
Transaction code IK82
SAP ECC menu Logistics → Plant Maintenance→ Management of Technical
Objects→ Functional Location→ Linear Asset Management→ Linear
Reference Patterns→ Change Linear Reference Pattern
2. On the Change Linear Reference Patter: Initial screen input the following entries and
choose Enter
Linear reference
Pattern
PIPE000010
3. On the Create Linear Reference Patter: Master Data screen, choose Add Marker to input
the following entries:
Marker Marker
Description
Marker Type Marker
Location
UoM Technical Object
KM100 KM 100 M Marker 100.000 KM

Marker Marker
Description
Marker Type Marker
Location
UoM Technical Object
PM01 Pressure
Monitoring
Station #1
F Function
Location
25.000 KM YMM-1000-SPLN-
PM-1
PM02 Pressure
Monitoring
Station #2
F Function
Location
65.000 KM YMM-1000-SPLN-
PM-2
PM03 Pressure
Monitoring
Staiton #3
F Function
Location
105.000 KM YMM-1000-SPLN-
PM-3
PU01 Pumping
Station 1
F Function
Location
0.000 KM YMM-1000-SPLN-
PU-1
PU02 Boosting
Pumping
Station 2
F Function
Location
42.000 KM YMM-1000-SPLN-
PU-1
PU03 Boosting
Pumping
Station 3
F Function
Location
88.000 KM YMM-1000-SPLN-
PU-1
4. Choose Save.
Result
The linear reference pattern has been changed.
4.11 Creating Networks
Use
The purpose of this activity is to create an object network.
Procedure
SAP ECC menu Logistics → Plant Maintenance→ Management of Technical
Objects→ Functional Location→ Linear Asset Management→
Networks → Create Object Network
Transaction code IN21
2. On the Create Network: Initial screen, Input Network ID: PN000001 and Object Type:
FL Function Location , then choose Enter.
3. On the Create Function Location Network: PN000001 screen, input the following entries:

Field name Description User actions and values Note
Basic Data
NetwrkID short text Slurry Pipeline Network
Network Type PIPE
Network Group PI_SLURRY
Linear Reference
Pattern PIPE000010
Start Point 0
End Point 125
Unit of Measure KM
4. Choose Append Row tree times and input the following entries and choose Enter:
Link from Floc. Link to Floc. Floc. Link Object Note
YMM-1000-SPLN-PU-1 YMM-1000-SPLN-P0-1
YMM-1000-SPLN-P0-1 YMM-1000-SPLN-P0-2 YMM-1000-SPLN-PU-2
YMM-1000-SPLN-P0-2 YMM-1000-SPLN-P0-3 YMM-1000-SPLN-PU-3
5. Choose Save.
Result
The network has been created

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