Compliance and Loss
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The Compliance and Loss KPI mainly deals with manufactured units and defective units.
When creating an analytics flow, refer to details about this function processor by reviewing Processor Flow Parameters.
The Compliance percentage is calculated by taking the difference of total manufactured units and the number of defective units, and loss percentage is defined as the ratio of defective units with respect to the total manufactured units.
Defective Units works the same way. Defective From: 2 and Defective To: 4 means whenever the input tag with connection definition as defectiveUnit goes from 2 to 4, it is an indication that the unit was defective.
The following information describes this KPI:
- For Compliance: Use this if you do not need to keep track of all the failures (like a machine failure / defective units / failing regulation. etc.), but there is a topic(event trigger) which updates whenever there is such an event, you can monitor how many units are compliant (pass quality assurance / non-defective units).
- For Production Loss: Use this if you need to know how many manufactured units were unsuccessful to realize the loss incurred on the desired period.
- The timer interval parameter is useful if the connected input tag is offline, but you still want this KPI to look for a value every few seconds, defined by the timer.
- Within the KPI you can define how you want to trigger the mechanism of increasing the counter of manufacture, and defective units counter. Example: If you define Manufacture From: 0 and Manufacture To: 1, this means that when the value from the input tag, with the definition on the connection as manufactureEnd, goes from 0 to 1, it is an indication that a unit was manufactured.
Expected output fields
Compliance and Loss visualization