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Measuring TPM Effectiveness

Comparing OEE, OPE, and TEEP

OEE is a key indi­ca­tor for an equip­ment oper­a­tion. Over­all Plant Effec­tive­ness, or OPE and Total Effec­tive Equip­ment Per­for­mance, or TEEP, expand the con­text of OEE beyond the 6 Big Loss­es. Learn how to cal­cu­late OEE, OPE, and TEEP and how to use these met­rics to find unused capacity.

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Measuring TPM Effectiveness

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What Is OEE?

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Comparing OEE, OPE, and TEEP

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What Is MTTF?

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What Is MTTR?

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What Is Failure Rate?

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What Is The Planned Maintenance Cost Ratio?

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What Is Planned Maintenance Percentage?

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What Is a P-F Interval?

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Keys to Reviewing TPM Metrics

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Next Video What Is MTBF? 

Mean Time Between Fail­ures, or MTBF, is a key indi­ca­tor for the health of a plant main­te­nance sys­tem. MTBF tells us the aver­age time between fail­ures of a repairable unit or com­po­nent. Track­ing and improv­ing MTBF is a cen­tral part of TPM and build­ing a strong Planned Main­te­nance function.