Field help (POMLHD)
Weighing coefficient
The weighing coefficient is used to express the difficulty there is in performing each removal according to weight, volume and number of containers for said removal.
For instance:
Cnts/removal | Weight | Volume | Weighing coeff. |
1 | 0.5 Kg | 0.001 m3 | 1 |
1 | 9999.999 Kg | 9999.999 m3 | 1.5 |
- For the removal of 1 container whose total weight is less than 0.5 kg and the total volume is less than 1 L, the weighing coefficient to be applied is "1" ("normal" removal).
- For the removal of 1 container whose total weight is higher than 0.5 kg and the total volume is higher than 1 L, the weighing coefficient to be applied is "1.5" (more difficult removal).
- If this table is not entered, the system assigns by default a coefficient of 1, thus the number of removals = the number of promptings.