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Equipment Reliability and Downtime Analysis

The document discusses reliability and lost hours calculations for equipment. It provides formulas to calculate reliability based on Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) and Mean Time To Repair (MTTR). Lost hours are calculated as the downtime hours of equipment in a year based on 1 minus the reliability percentage. An example calculation is given for two pieces of equipment.

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Equipment Reliability and Downtime Analysis

The document discusses reliability and lost hours calculations for equipment. It provides formulas to calculate reliability based on Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) and Mean Time To Repair (MTTR). Lost hours are calculated as the downtime hours of equipment in a year based on 1 minus the reliability percentage. An example calculation is given for two pieces of equipment.

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Columns to be sh

RELIABILITY

Lost hours= (1-Reliability

note: Reliability shows the availibility of an eq Lost hours means the downtime hours

Ex: Equipment No. 1 2 Eqp. Name X Y MTBF(hours) 16853.15 81527.52

Columns to be shown for Reliability and lost hours for the equipment in the next presentation

RELIABILITY = MTBF/MTBF+MTTR

1-Reliability)*365*24

availibility of an equipment. e downtime hours of an equipment in a year.

MTTR(hours) Reliability(%) Lost Hours/Year 89 99.4747 46.02 168.48 99.7938 18.07

he next presentation

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