Artesis motor monitoring ROI

Estimate monitoring payback for motors and driven equipment using your downtime, repair and electricity data.

Enter operating totals for the selected fleet. Enter line downtime without adding simultaneous stops. Instrument count multiplies purchase price only. Leave unknown benefits at 0.

Project investment

Number of instruments / modules

From 1 to 100,000

Quoted unit price, KZT

Non-negative value

Installation, survey, repairs and training, KZT

Non-negative value

Avoided downtime

Annual downtime of the whole line, hours

From 0 to 8,760

Lost contribution margin per downtime hour, KZT/h

Non-negative value

Expected downtime reduction, %

From 0 to 100

Repair and maintenance

Fleet repair and maintenance cost, KZT/year

Non-negative value

Expected repair cost reduction, %

From 0 to 100

Electricity

Measured power of the entire fleet, kW

Non-negative value

Operating hours per year

From 0 to 8,760

Electricity tariff, KZT/kWh

Non-negative value

Expected energy reduction, %

From 0 to 100

Enter the equipment price and values within the shown limits. Instrument count must be an integer.

Project payback

Enter the full project cost and the expected share of calculated benefits you can actually realize. Zero percentages are starting assumptions, not recommendations.

Recurring costs, KZT/year

Non-negative value

Realizable benefit share, %

From 0 to 100

Analysis period, years

From 1 to 20

Complete the source calculation and payback fields. Use non-negative numbers within the shown limits; the period must be an integer from 1 to 20 years.

Savings = potential benefit × realizable share. Net benefit = savings − recurring costs. ROI = (net benefit × years − investment) / investment × 100%. Payback = investment / annual net benefit × 12.

Constant annual benefit from year one. Excludes discounting, taxes, inflation and residual value. Benefits are estimates: verify assumptions through a survey and before/after measurements. Zero investment leaves ROI and payback undefined.

Energy = measured power × hours × tariff × reduction. Downtime = line downtime hours × lost margin/hour × reduction. Repairs = annual cost × reduction. Investment = module count × unit price + implementation. Rated motor power is not measured electrical input.

Avoid double counting: downtime cost is lost contribution margin excluding repairs; repair costs exclude grease and labor already entered separately. Include labor savings only when they produce a cash benefit. Monitoring detects defects; subsequent corrective action produces savings.

Benefit categories are adapted from the public Artesis calculator. KEG TRK formulas are shown above. Equipment life extension and pump efficiency are not added again to energy benefits. This is not a manufacturer-certified calculation. Artesis ROI

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