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Measuring OEE in steel slitting plants

10/06/2009 9:47 AM

measuring OEE(overall equipment efficiency) in a steel sitting plant? Coil to strands, 14 different slitting lines
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10/07/2009 1:03 PM

Analyze each piece of equipment and get back to us. Let's start with electric motor efficiency. Mechanical losses can come later.

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