Question: Question 2 : In a 4 8 0 minute shift : - On a machine rated at 1 0 0 products output per minute Maximum

Question2:
In a 480 minute shift :-
On a machine rated at 100 products output per minute
Maximum output =480 mins 100 units =48000 units
Shift info: , Output (Good Production)=32000 units
Speed =98 units per minute
Planned downtime ,=82mins
Bottleneck loss due to B? down =30mins
Rejects (in process)=1255 in 8hr shift
Output (OEE)=3200048000=66.7%
480mins66.67%=320mins, therefore Total Loss =160mins
Six Loss Calculations:
Speed loss
Max theoretical units possible at actual speed =98480=47040
=(3200047040)-(3200048000)=
68.03%-66.67%=1.36%
4801.36%
=6.53mins480,=(1.36%)
Planned downtime
=82 mins ?480,=(17.08%)
Breakdown
=30 mins ?480,=(6.25%)
)(actual running speed)
=12.81mins480,=(2.67%)
Minor stops =480-320-6.53-82-30-12.81?
=28.66 mins ?480,=(5.97%)
Total loss =160mins,=(33.33%)
OEE Calculations (Time in mins):
Production time =480 Time less availability loss =368, Time less performance loss =333
Availability Loss
OEE =0.770.90.96=66.7%??
Transform these information into our OEE Table and prove the "availability", "efficiency(?)",
"performance", "Reliability-Throughput Yield", "OEE" measures with open calculation. To
prepare an Excell sheet is NOT done. Show your calculations,....
What are the major differences, between both approaches (our and the Case above)?
Mention at least three of them
As a consultant where would start? Why explain?
 Question2: In a 480 minute shift :- On a machine rated

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