The Machines Operation Effectiveness Analysis in Polish industry enterprise
STASIAK-BETLEJEWSKA Renata
download PDFAbstract. TPM (Total Productive Maintenance) is one of the main Total Quality Management components. It is an activity aimed at increasing the productivity and efficiency of processes related to maintaining traffic by increasing creative involvement of operational employees involved in these processes. The primary goal of TPM is zero failures and zero defects resulting from machines and devices operation. Machine operation effectiveness and machine modernity level analysis presented in the paper allows for identifying the machine effectiveness level that determines the product quality level in the selected textile industry enterprises.
Keywords
Geosynthetics, Quality, Machine Operation Effectiveness, ABS Method
Published online 7/16/2018, 6 pages
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Citation: STASIAK-BETLEJEWSKA Renata, ‘The Machines Operation Effectiveness Analysis in Polish industry enterprise’, Materials Research Proceedings, Vol. 5, pp 194-199, 2018
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21741/9781945291814-34
The article was published as article 34 of the book Terotechnology
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