Calculation
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Installed power of the gas engine
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Total number of machines
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Current head cleaning hour (must be greater than the first load reduction hour H1)
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Electricity sales price
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The time from the first moment the engine stops for head cleaning to its restart
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Cost of materials used in head cleaning
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Head cleaning labor cost
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Machine downtime due to malfunction in 20,000 hours
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Number of spark plug failures per engine in 20,000 hours
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Spark plug unit price
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Number of replacement parts per engine in 20,000 hours
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Total cost per engine of parts used in each replacement
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Current engine oil consumption
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Oil unit price
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Hour of the first load drop of the engine before head cleaning (must be less than the time until head cleaning B1)
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Last load of the engine before head cleaning
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Number of machines
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Profit from Head Cleaning (L1)
0 $
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Profit from Low Oil Consumption (L2)
0 $
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Profit from Siloxane-induced Downtime Reduction (L3)
0 $
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Profit from Reduction in Spark Plug Cost (L4)
0 $
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Profit from Reduction in Piston, Liner, Cylinder Head, Bearing Replacement Cost (L5)
0 $
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Profit Due to Decreased Frequency of Low-Load Operation (L6)
0 $
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Total Profit (M1)
0 $
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Total Operating Cost (R1)
0 $
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Net Profit (S1)
0 $