The definitive guide to managing MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) and MTTR (Mean Time to Repair). A simple Excel sheet honed through practical experience.
Can you explain that this machine stops every ○ minutes and can be repaired in ○ minutes once it has stopped? This is important for preventive maintenance. Please utilize this Excel sheet, which has been refined through practical experience, to aid in preventive maintenance. Simply input the data into the Excel sheet, and it will automatically calculate the rest. It is expected to improve maintenance techniques and ensure accurate spare parts management. This simple Excel sheet has received the most inquiries and downloads not only from domestic sources but also from overseas engineering companies. Please make the most of it to enhance preventive maintenance.
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MTBF = Mean Time Between Failure MTTR = Mean Time to Repair These are important indicators when discussing equipment preventive maintenance. This is a simple worksheet used in field consulting and honed through practice. Please utilize it to improve equipment reliability and enhance maintenance personnel skills.
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By utilizing this worksheet, we have become able to discuss based on data such as "the equipment stops every ○ minutes, and once it stops, it takes ○ minutes to repair." There are many examples of its use, such as how last month was this way, so what will this month be like, which reflects the improvement of maintenance personnel's skills and the establishment of preventive maintenance concepts. It can also be used for managing spare parts for equipment. Additionally, by applying a kanban system to spare parts management, we can make inventory more appropriate. If you have any questions about the kanban system or anything else, please feel free to consult with Harry Consulting Office.
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