Definition: Total Effective Equipment Performance (TEEP)

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• I appreciate the effort to explain "TEEP", however your formula is incorrect. The problem is that by including OEE as a multiplier with Availability x Performance x Quality injects the 3 components of OEE a second time. OEE is determined already multiplying Availability by Performance and then by Quality. A more accurate formula would have been: Utilization x OEE. Or an alternate would have been Utilization x Availability x Performance X Quality, but including OEE by using it's components a second time will provide a lower than actual result and make TEEP look extremely poor. As a point of reference TEEP is described and explained clearly in Edward H. Hartmann's 1992 book titled; "Successfully Installing TPM in a Non-Japanese Plant".
  Again thanks for the effort and the opportunity to review TEEP.
  Herb

  1) Posted 8:08 am, 22 July 2010 by Herb Charles

• Herb,
  I agree with your comment but if you substitute "-" with "=" the formula is correct. I think somebody just made a typo. Still it needed to be corrected.

  2) Posted 8:38 am, 29 July 2010 by Kris

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