Sentence examples for production interruption from inspiring English sources
A tragic fire occurred in a photovoltaic fabrication plant and resulted in one fatality and significant losses in equipment damage and production interruption.
Voltage sags and swells, voltage harmonics and voltage imbalances in power systems may affect sensitive loads causing production interruption or equipment damage.
Given that the average pediatric vaccine production interruption has lasted more than 1 year, the model is used to compute appropriate pediatric vaccine stockpile levels sufficient to absorb the effect of such vaccine production interruptions.
On the other hand the robust layout approach, assumes that rearrangement and production interruption costs are too high and hence, tries to minimize the total material handling costs in all periods using a single layout.
To avoid this problem, it is necessary, on one hand, to be able to estimate maintenance needs in advance, thus be able to avoid unforeseen breakdowns and production interruption.
This approach for Dynamic Plant Layout Problem DPLPP) assumes that a layout will accommodate changes from time to time with low rearrangement and production interruption costs, and that the machines can be easily relocated.
Atmospheric corrosion causes economic losses usually due to production interruptions, replacement of expensive materials, and contamination of products.
Production interruptions associated with capital projects and process modifications also affected the performance of the mill systems, he said.
When we introduced flexible hours, we decided to hold regular follow-up meetings to track problems and decide how to deal with abuses and production interruptions.
One of the best indices of management attitude and the effectiveness of the maintenance function is the number of production interruptions caused by maintenance related problems.
The choice of operational procedures (e.g. timing and extent of scheduled maintenance) generally affects the probabilities of both production interruptions and catastrophic failures.
