Production

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Once you’ve completed the General and Destination subtabs, the Production subtab will be enabled.

In this section, it’s important to add period ranges by clicking the Add Range button in the bottom right corner. Typically, period ranges are defined for annual periods, as shown below.

Annual periods with no limit on the amount of periods.

However, you can also incorporate both short-term and long-term planning within a single scenario (as shown below) or use any combination of period ranges you prefer.

Monthly periods for the first 12 months, followed by annual periods without any limit on the amount.

After defining the period ranges, you’ll need to add production capacities and economic values for each range.

Production capacities: Set limits (in tonnes) for each destination, as well as the total amount of material moved per period (read more about production constraints).
Note: If destinations groups were defined at the previous Destinations subtab, these should also be displayed here in order to have their production limited.
Illustrative example of production capacities for destination groups.
Economic values: For each period range and destination, assign an imported economic value. A single destination can have different economic values for various period ranges, as shown below.

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