Some of our readers have expressed an interest in the application of Statistical Analysis Tools for OEE. We have also reviewed various texts and articles that have expressed opposing views on the application of Statistical Tools with OEE data. Our simple answer is this: At best, statistical tools should only be used on unique or individual processes. Comparisons may be made (with caution) […]
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SPC for OEE
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OEE Integration – Where do We Measure OEE? – Part I
OEE Integration Part IX – Where do we measure OEE? Our recent posts have included numerous examples to calculate OEE correctly. We also discussed integration of OEE as an effective metric for managing your processes and ultimately how to analyze and use the data to improve your profitability. We spent little time discussing where this measurement should occur. OEE can […]
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Availability and OEE
What is Availability? In its simplest form, availability measures the uptime of a machine or process against the planned production time. As one of the factors of Overall Equipment Efficiency (OEE), Availability is expressed as a percentage. The uptime is calculated by taking the difference between the planned production time and total duration of the downtime events that occurred during the planned production period. We […]
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Variance, Waste, and OEE
Variance is Waste. Variation and OEE are complementary metrics that need to be considered together.