Examples
Examples
Try the starting example
- Fixed period costs (USD)
- 3000
- Variable period operating costs (USD)
- 2000
- Paid available fleet hours (hours)
- 500
- Productive fleet hours (hours)
- 400
- Cost per productive hour (USD/hour)
- $12.50
- Fixed allocation per productive hour (USD/hour)
- $7.50
- Variable allocation per productive hour (USD/hour)
- $5.00
- Productive utilization (%)
- 80
Try another scenario
- Fixed period costs (USD)
- 3000
- Variable period operating costs (USD)
- 2000
- Paid available fleet hours (hours)
- 500
- Productive fleet hours (hours)
- 300
- Cost per productive hour (USD/hour)
- $16.666667
- Fixed allocation per productive hour (USD/hour)
- $10.00
- Variable allocation per productive hour (USD/hour)
- $6.666667
- Productive utilization (%)
- 60
Calculation method
Calculation method
Cost per productive hour (USD/hour)
(fixed+variable)/productiveHours.
Fixed allocation per productive hour (USD/hour)
fixed/productiveHours.
Variable allocation per productive hour (USD/hour)
variable/productiveHours.
Productive utilization (%)
100*productiveHours/availableHours.
Symbols and units
- a
- Fixed period costs (USD)
- b
- Variable period operating costs (USD)
- c
- Paid available fleet hours (hours)
- d
- Productive fleet hours (hours)
Use the units shown. A list keeps the order in which you enter its values. The symbol ^ means “raised to the power of”.
Assumptions & limits
Assumptions & limits
- One consistent accounting period; all costs user supplied. Productive hours are explicitly measured, not inferred from mileage. No depreciation, tax or wage rules assumed. Supported limits: Costs>=0; available>=productive>0.
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