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  1. How to Calculate Machine Downtime - Resco

    • Before we do anything else, let’s define machine downtime. Machine downtime is any (usually unexpected) time during which an asset/piece of equipment is not running. There are 2 types of machine downtime… See more

    How to Calculate Machine Downtime

    If you want to minimize machine downtime, it’s vital you know what your downtime is. This information will also help you decide which assets/pieces of your equipment are most pron… See more

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    What Is Planned Downtime?

    Machine downtime can be an equipment owner’s worst nightmare. However, planned downtime can minimize its effect. Planned downtime is important for ensuring that machin… See more

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    Top Causes of Machine Downtime

    It is impossible to eliminate the risk of equipment downtime. However, being aware of the common causes of downtime can help you take steps to prevent them. Some of th… See more

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  1. Typically, we talk about downtime in percentages. To get that result, use this equation: Time equipment is down/Planned operating time * 100 = Downtime %
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    To get a quick estimate of your company’s probable downtime costs, use the following formula, based on the size of your business and the number of minutes your most recent incident lasted: Downtime cost = minutes of downtime x cost-per-minute. For small business, use $427 as cost-per-minute. For medium and large, use $9,000.
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    The formula for downtime cost calculation can vary depending on factors such as direct labor costs, overhead costs, and revenue loss. A typical formula for calculating downtime cost is as follows: Downtime Cost = (Downtime Duration in hours) x (Number of affected employees) x (Average hourly wage) + (Additional overhead costs)
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    MDT = Total Downtime / # of Downtime Events Total Downtime = the amount of time an asset is not capable of running and is equal to the sum of Scheduled Downtime and Unscheduled Downtime. Downtime Events = an event when an asset is down and is unable to perform its intended function. Note: Mean Down Time is measured in hours or percentages.
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  7. How to Calculate Downtime - MPulse Software

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    Mean Downtime calculation formula = Total Downtime / # of Downtime Events. Downtime can be costly – a study found that downtime can cost up to $260k USD/hr. Scheduled downtime is downtime that appears on a weekly …