β Scribed by M. Weck
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An increase in productivity can be achieved by scheduling additional shifts of the production facilities and by reducing the number of operating personnel. A further increase in productivity is closely linked to the down-time of the production facilities with respect to technical failure and to the rate of scrap parts and refinishing. This increase can only be achieved if the production facilities are extended by appropriate monitoring systems. These systems take charge of the diverse supervisory tasks performed by the operating personnel and offer functions to locate the type and reasons for failure. Time and frequency of diagnostics are suitable features for characterization of such monitoring systems.
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