Harmonogramowanie Probabilistyczną Metodą Sprzężeń Czasowych I (PTCM I) - założenie ciągłości pracy brygad roboczych
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https://doi.org/10.24425/ace.2023.145278Abstrakt
Modelowanie i analiza numeryczna projektowania konstrukcji budowlanych, ich technologii, organizacji i metod zarządzania procesami budowlanymi są przedmiotem pracy wielu naukowców w Polsce. Projektanci harmonogramów starają się jak najlepiej odzwierciedlić realia projektów budowlanych dostępnymi metodami, choć procedura ta nie zawsze jest skuteczna. Jedną z metod planowania jest metoda Time Coupling Methods (TCM), którą można udoskonalić za pomocą predykcyjnych czasów trwania procesów konstrukcji wielowymiarowej metody modeli statystycznych (MMSM) i odchyleń standardowych. Opracowano nową metodę szeregowania w podejściu probabilistycznym - Probabilistic Time Couplings Method I (PTCM I). W PTCM I praca jest zorganizowana w taki sposób, aby zachować ciągłość pracy pracowników, gdyż przestoje pracowników są niekorzystne i kosztowne. Prognozowano łączny czas trwania nowej inwestycji i porównano ją z innymi metodami harmonogramowania oraz z czasem rzeczywistym po jej zakończeniu. Wyniki jednoznacznie pokazują, że opracowaną metodykę można z powodzeniem zastosować w harmonogramowaniu robót budowlanych.Bibliografia
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