CLASSIFICATION OF NETWORK SCHEDULES AS PART OF CONSTRUCTION ORGANIZATION PROJECTS AND WORKS PRODUCTION PROJECTS
Аннотация
The article considers the basics of rational scheduling using modern organizational and technological models. The advantages and areas of the most effective use of network modeling are characterized. The requirements for the rational organization of network planning and management systems in the construction industry are stated. The classification of network diagrams in the composition of projects for the organization of construction and projects for the production of works is given. Relevant recommendations on the most rational use of their specific varieties are given. On the example of scheduling the construction of a town-planning complex, the optimal sequence for the development of a comprehensive integrated network schedule is recommended. The structure and interrelation of various elements of network modeling is detailed. Proposals and a list of related activities are presented that allow optimizing network schedules in time. It is noted that the optimization of the network schedule can be achieved in two main ways: by reducing the duration of individual critical works, i.e. transferring them to the forced mode of operation of teams and by restructuring the network topology, i.e. changes in the structure, technological sequence and interconnections of individual works. At the end of the article, a classification of network models is given according to the organizational structure of management, the characteristics of the models used, the features of the tasks being solved and the functioning in time, and the means of information processing.
Автор
Донцов Сергей Семенович
Жетписбаев Сейсембай Калижанович
Мажитова Айгуль Ермековна
Шеримова Нуржанат Мухтаровна
Салимжанова Бактыгуль Бакиевна
DOI
https://doi.org/10.48081/DLJR6812
Ключевые слова
network modeling
network chart
network planning and management
construction duration
rational use of resources
time optimization
Год
2022
Номер
Выпуск 2