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Construction Equipment Downtime Costs
Journal of the Construction Division, 1980The common questions that plague the minds of equipment owners are when, why, and what equipment to replace or dispose. Finding appropriate answers to these questions and acting on the basis of them is vital to the owners. continued prosperity. These questions are easily answered only if reliable data and records are maintained by the owner himself ...
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Reducing Costs and Downtime in Fuel Systems Calibration
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1994<div class="htmlview paragraph">This paper will present different calibration methods for fuel systems. The pros and cons of each method will be analyzed as follows:</div> <div class="htmlview paragraph"> <ul class="list disc"> <li class="list-item"> <div class="htmlview paragraph">Reproducibility/ Accuracy</div ...
Peter Kaub, Wenhua Wang
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Preventive maintenance in a 1 out of n system: The uptime, downtime and costs
European Journal of Operational Research, 1997zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Smith, MAJ, Dekker, Rommert
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Consequential Equipment Costs Associated with Lack of Availability and Downtime
Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, 1990This paper presents a model that has the capability to quantify the consequential costs of downtime and lack of availability, in four categories. The first, associated resource impact costs, deals with the costs that arise when failure in one machine impacts on the productivity and cost-effectiveness of other machines working in close association with ...
Michael C. Vorster, Jesus M. De La Garza
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Emulsion producers lick agitator downtime costs
Pigment & Resin Technology, 1988By using a long life, non‐asbestos packing in an agitator at the heart of its production process, an emulsion resin manufacturer is achieving greater productivity with significantly reduced maintenance downtime costs.
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Dynamic manufacturing costs—Describing the dynamic behavior of downtimes from a cost perspective
CIRP Journal of Manufacturing Science and Technology, 2012Downtimes in a manufacturing cell, a production line or an individual machine are characterized by a complex statistical behavior that their frequency and duration display. The work reported here concerns likenesses and differences between various statistical distributions that apply to functional times (TBF) and downtimes (DT) in connection with ...
J.-E. Ståhl +3 more
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Synchronization server infrastructure: A relationship between system downtime and deployment cost
2017 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (SMC), 2017The perfect relationship between deployment costs and systems availability is one of the primary goals of companies that wish to provide some computer environment or service through the Internet. The question that everyone wants to know the answer is: How much may I save and still improve the availability of my system avoiding financial losses with an ...
Carlos Melo +4 more
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Cost-Benefit Evaluation of Aircraft Maintenance Base-Check Downtime and Cost
2012This paper analyzes the impact of varying downtime and cost of base maintenance checks for aircraft and gives an economic cost-benefit assessment. The reduction of downtimes for scheduled base maintenance checks is complex in terms of technical and logistical aspects.
Schilling Thomas +2 more
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Lower operating costs by predicting unscheduled downtime with machine learning
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2020This publication analyzes the loss of lost profits from downtime during the cessation of oil production due to equipment failure. Purpose of work is to reduce the number of downtime of drilling equipment during oil production and optimize operating costs; to develop a method for predicting changes in the reliability of downhole equipment; to identify ...
A. V. Tignibidin +2 more
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Estimation of cost of downtime of industrial processes due to voltage sags
IET Conference Publications, 2009The paper describes a methodology for estimation the Cost Of Downtime (COD) of industrial processes due to Power Quality (PQ) disturbances. The developed methodology is based on the experience gained during the cost of downtime estimation study conducted on a typical pharmaceutical aseptic manufacturing process.
S.C. Vegunta, J.V. Milaniovic
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