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P/N Control, Prorated Button

The A/C Type Series prorated button allows the user to set up multiple P/N Control schedules for specific A/C or N/H/A P/N's. With a prorated limit schedule set up, when the P/N S/N is installed on the N/H/A or A/C it will inherit and track the appropriate prorated limit schedule.

A default P/N Control must be set up before prorated limit schedules can be applied; then, If a P/N S/N is installed on an N/H/A or A/C that is not set up with a prorated limit schedule, the P/N S/N will inherit the schedule set up in the default P/N Control.

Note: If the Prorating Limits checkbox is selected in the P/N Master, Technical Engineering tab, the prorating button will appear as the Prorated eMRO_but_prorating button. The same functionality is available via the Prorated button, however is more so reserved for engine components.

 

Set up P/N Control Prorated Limit Schedule:

Create a default P/N Control without an A/C, A/C Position, or NHA P/N.

Select the A/C Type/Series button and the A/C Type/Series Import/Update pop up will appear.

Enter the A/C Type/Series or N/H/A P/N that the prorated schedule is needed for and populate the prorated limit schedule.

Note: The P/N must be effective to the A/C Type/Series or exist as part of the N/H/A assembly.

Note: If a prorated limit schedule for an A/C Type/Series is lower than the P/N Control's default schedule, a part that has accumulated flight times that exceed that A/C lower limit while installed on an aircraft with a greater limit, may be overdue when installed on the A/C with the lower limit. Therefore that part would be considered overflown for the lower limited A/C. (For example: the P/N Control's default is 4,000 hours, and the part was installed on a 5,000 hours prorated A/C. On the 5,000 hours A/C, the part flew 3,700 hours. If the part is removed and installed on an A/C that has a 3,500 hours prorated limit schedule, the part will be considered overflown for that aircraft.)

 

The following information/options are available in this window:
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A/C Type/Series

The Aircraft Type and Series/Fleet assignment.

NHA P/N

The part's Next Higher Assembly P/N (if applicable). If an N/H/A P/N is specified, the control will be applicable to the N/H/A P/N. All P/N Control schedules are action based. In other words, P/N schedules will not change seamlessly just because schedule criteria is met. There must be some transaction to generate the change in the P/N Control schedule. Examples of such actions are when a P/N is received, an A/C Position is changed, or when there is an A/C installation to trigger the schedule change against the part.

Hours/Cycles/Days

Prorated limit schedule for the A/C Type/Series or N/H/A P/N.

Cascade to Inventory checkbox

Select to apply the life limit schedule to all parts currently in service.

Note: Any parts currently installed on the A/C that exceed the new prorated limit schedule will be overdue.

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Select the Save button.

At the bottom of the P/N Control window, the P/N Control has been duplicated for each A/C of the A/C Type/Series, or N/H/A P/N, that was specified in the A/C Type/Series Import/Update pop up, and has inherited the prorated limit schedule.

Each P/N Control can be edited as required on an individual basis, modifying the schedule and entering the related Task Card or E/C.

See Also

P/N Control, General Tab

Setting Up a Prorated Part

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