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Measuring TPM Effectiveness

What Is Planned Maintenance Percentage?

The Planned Main­te­nance Per­cent­age is a key indi­ca­tor for the per­for­mance of a plant main­te­nance sys­tem. Because in gen­er­al, unplanned or reac­tive main­te­nance is more cost­ly and dis­rup­tive, a major focus of TPM is to build up Planned Main­te­nance capability.

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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 MTBF?

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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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Next Video What Is a P‑F Interval? 

Although Pre­dic­tive Main­te­nance activ­i­ty is con­di­tion-based, the diag­nos­tic activ­i­ties must be per­formed on a time-based fre­quen­cy. The P‑F Inter­val is used to set this fre­quen­cy. Learn the def­i­n­i­tion, cal­cu­la­tion and appli­ca­tion of the P‑F Inter­val for pre­dict­ing and pre­vent­ing equip­ment breakdowns.