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mean time to repair

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mean time to repair [′mēn ′tīm tə ri′per]
(engineering)
A measure of reliability of a piece of repairable equipment, giving the average time between repairs.
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1 Mean Time to Repair (MTTR) Maintenance time to repair (MTTR) is very crucial and it depends mainly on the product configurations.
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t]] (9) In practice the reliability evaluation takes place on the basis of expected failure rate and expected repair rate, or on the basis of mean time to failure and a mean time to repair.
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Problem An odd form application had an unacceptable mean time between assists (MTBA) and mean time to repair (MTTR).
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