Overall Equipment Efficiency (OEE) is the primary performance metric of LiveTracking. Understanding the OEE calculation will help you measure the true performance of all lines across the factory floor.
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Key Terms
| Term | Definition |
| Actual Time | The actual time it took to complete production |
| Potential Time | Optimal duration to complete production |
| Sensor Count | The count of goods that LiveTracking detected at the bottleneck/measurement point |
| Finished Goods | The total amount of goods that come off the end of the line |
| Good Output | Quality goods that can be sold/used elsewhere. LiveTracking uses Sensor Counts as Good Output to calculate OEE. LiveTracking will calculate OEE from Finished Goods instead of Sensor Count if there is a value present for that metric. |
| Maximum Bottleneck Speed / Target Speed | This is the fastest speed at which the bottleneck process can operate. LiveTracking uses Target Speed for each product as the Max Bottleneck Speed. |
Calculations
Efficiency in LiveTracking breaks down like so.
| Formula | Example |
| Efficiency = Potential Time / Actual Time |
Given: Potential Time: 3.33hrs Actual Time: 10hrs Computation: = 3.33hrs /10hrs = 33.3% Efficiency |
| Actual Time = Start time of the run - End time of the run |
Given: Start time: 7:00 AM (0700 in 24hr format) End time: 5:00 PM (1700 in 24hr format) Computation: = 1700 - 0700 = 10 hrs |
| Potential Time = Good Output / Target Speed | Given:
Good Output: 10000 Trays Target Speed: 50 Trays/min Computation: = 10000 Trays / 50 Trays/min = 200 min = 3.33hrs |