Examples
Examples
Try the starting example
- Repair invoice (USD)
- 2000
- Total unavailable days (days)
- 5
- Rental-covered days (days)
- 3
- Rental cost per day (USD/day)
- 100
- Lost contribution per uncovered day (USD/day)
- 250
- Other incident costs (USD)
- 100
- Rental substitution cost (USD)
- $300.00
- Uncovered downtime loss (USD)
- $500.00
- Total modeled incident cost (USD)
- $2,900.00
- Uncovered days
- 2
Try another scenario
- Repair invoice (USD)
- 2000
- Total unavailable days (days)
- 5
- Rental-covered days (days)
- 5
- Rental cost per day (USD/day)
- 100
- Lost contribution per uncovered day (USD/day)
- 250
- Other incident costs (USD)
- 100
- Rental substitution cost (USD)
- $500.00
- Uncovered downtime loss (USD)
- $0.00
- Total modeled incident cost (USD)
- $2,600.00
- Uncovered days
- 0
Calculation method
Calculation method
Rental substitution cost (USD)
rentalDays*rentalRate.
Uncovered downtime loss (USD)
(unavailableDays-rentalDays)*lostContributionPerDay.
Total modeled incident cost (USD)
repair+rentalCost+uncoveredLoss+other.
Uncovered days
unavailableDays-rentalDays.
Symbols and units
- a
- Repair invoice (USD)
- b
- Total unavailable days (days)
- c
- Rental-covered days (days)
- d
- Rental cost per day (USD/day)
- e
- Lost contribution per uncovered day (USD/day)
- f
- Other incident costs (USD)
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
- Avoids double-counting lost contribution on rental-covered days by assumption. Contribution and rental effectiveness supplied; excludes insurance/tax/claim rules and consequential loss unless explicitly entered. Supported limits: Costs>=0; 0<=rentalDays<=unavailableDays.
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