If,
A: Actual working time of one shift =
B: Scheduled down time of one shift =
C: Loading time of one shift = A-B =
D: Stoppage loss time of one shift =
E: Operating time of one shift = C-D=
G: Number of units processed in one shift =
H: Quality products rate =
I: Standard cycle time =
J: Actual cycle time =
then,
F: Actual processing time = J×G =
T= Availability = (E/C)×100 =
M= Speed operating rate = (I/J) ×100 =
N= Net operating rate = (F/E)×100 =
L= Performance rate = M×N×100 =
Overall equipment efficiency = T×L×H×100 =

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