OEE

OEE (Overall Equipment Efficiency) is a performance indicator used in production reporting. It measures the level of efficiency and utilization of production equipment and provides information on how well these equipment are utilized and how effectively the production process is running.

OEE is typically calculated based on three key factors: availability, performance, and quality. Each of these factors represents a different aspect of the production process:

Availability: It measures how often the production equipment is available and ready for operation. It takes into account planned and unplanned downtime, such as maintenance, breakdowns, or changeover time.

Performance: It reflects how efficiently the equipment operates at its designed speed. It includes factors such as speed losses, setup time, and performance-related losses during operation.

Quality: It evaluates how well the produced products meet quality standards. It measures factors such as the quantity of defective products, deviations from specifications, etc.

The overall OEE is usually calculated as the product of these three factors, providing an overview of the overall equipment utilization efficiency. OEE is a valuable tool for identifying areas of inefficiency and for improving production processes. By analyzing OEE, one can identify issues, create improvement plans, and monitor progress in achieving production goals.

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