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Early warning

机译:预先警告

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Increasingly, shareholders expect power generation operations executives to demonstrate continuous improvement in return-on-assets (ROA). One pervasive cost that drags down ROA is forced outages or unplanned equipment downtime. Forced outages typically consume 3-5 per cent of the total power generation availability (figure 1, page 18). The cost is much higher than most operations executives realise. For many operations executives, 90-95 per cent availability is acceptable. The acceptance of this 'ceiling' masks the true costs associated with forced outages. The hidden cost of downtime can represent 5-10 per cent of annual revenue and potentially 30-40 per cent of annual profits.
机译:股东越来越希望发电业务主管能够证明资产回报率(ROA)不断提高。拖累ROA的一项普遍成本是强迫停机或计划外设备停机。强制中断通常会消耗总发电量的3-5%(图1,第18页)。成本比大多数运营主管意识到的要高得多。对于许多运营主管来说,90-95%的可用性是可以接受的。接受这种“上限”掩盖了与强迫停机有关的真实成本。停机造成的隐性成本可能占年收入的5-10%,并可能占年利润的30-40%。

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