An Empirical Study Proposal for Testing Operating Equipment Effectiveness with Reliability Indicators

Authors

  • Carl D Hays III

Keywords:

OpEE®, OEE, IoT, quality sensors, equipment maintenance, productivity

Abstract

In this empirical study we are proposing to conduct a longitudinal quantitative research design on a population of machines to test Hays 2022 theory that the Operating Equipment Effectiveness OpEE score with a quality status indicator will increase productivity and reduce the associated cost of maintenance CoM through improving reliability see Figure 1 In addition to this test this paper will pursue answers to the research question whether firms using status indicator s will achieve more consistent and timely maintenance than firms using standard maintenance practices as measured by the established performance indicator OpEE The expected results will show that using a quality status indicator will significantly improve maintenance timeliness and consistency which will improve overall productivity and reduce the cost of maintenance This study will provide a significant contribution to machine maintenance and productivity research by demonstrating a method to adopt quality status indicator s using sensors the Internet of Things IoT and provide proactive maintenance strategies to optimize machine productivity in a variety of use cases and industries

How to Cite

Carl D Hays III. (2023). An Empirical Study Proposal for Testing Operating Equipment Effectiveness with Reliability Indicators. Global Journals of Research in Engineering, 23(A1), 1–14. Retrieved from https://engineeringresearch.org/index.php/GJRE/article/view/101573

An Empirical Study Proposal for Testing Operating Equipment Effectiveness with Reliability Indicators

Published

2023-04-06