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equipment downtime (Whether "idle time' or "downtime", would depend on the context, though. 'Idle time' is the time when the equipment isn't active *within* the technological process (like waiting for interoperational transport, or remaining in standby mode for some reason), while "downtime" is more general (includes maintenance, repairs etc.) Normally 'idle time' refers to describing/scheduling a technological process, while "downtime" is used rather in overall efficiency estimates, economic calculations etc. proz.com Alexander Demidov); equipment downtime (Whether "idle time' or "downtime", would depend on the context, though. 'Idle time' is the time when the equipment isn't active *within* the technological process (like waiting for interoperational transport, or remaining in standby mode for some reason), while "downtime" is more general (includes maintenance, repairs etc.) Normally 'idle time' refers to describing/scheduling a technological process, while "downtime" is used rather in overall efficiency estimates, economic calculations etc. proz.com – АД) |
