No. NAMES ID No. 1. KEITH GABRIEL GAN 13WBR11990 2. KALPANA DEVI A/L SILVARAJO 13WBR10860 3. KISHYANI SIEW SHANDRAN 13WBR10832 4. TAN TSUEY CHING 13WBR10838 TUTOR NAME: MR.LEE LIAN FATT TUTORIAL GROUP NO: 2 RHR Introduction Tabulation of Data Activities Activity A: Preconstruction Activities Preliminary planning and engineering Identify potential problems, locating the cost and time schedule. Appropriately skilled workers are employed.
Activity B: Foundation Foundation of the lecture hall is built on an inclined ground which is a slope on a hill Used for a structure on a hill is deep foundation More than 3 feet deep
Activities (Foundation) Activities (Cont.) Activity C: Concrete Work Preparation of concrete mix Delivery of the mix to the construction site Feeding, distribution, compaction of the mix into the formwork, Hardening of concrete and quality control of the concrete work are involved in this stage Activity D: Install Beam Metal beams are used to support the building
Activities (Cont.) Activity E: Wall Framing Layouts are drawn using chalk lines and measuring tools to mark Doors and windows apertures are taken into account Activity F: Roofing Wood trusses connecting to metal plates are used in the roofs Gable end frames are used directly above non-truss-bearing walls of a building Save time and expenses
Activity F (Roofing) Activities (Cont.) Activity G: Construct Walkways
SEATS EXIT EXIT EXIT EXIT EXIT Lecturers desk Activities (Cont.) Activity H: Finishing Floor Cement floor is furbished using dry polishing machine Floor is ready to be carpeted Activity I: Plumb the Wall Securely (Interior) Securely anchored as it requires sheathing Activity J: Installation of Sound Proof Wall starts with a bare wall with the wood studs uncovered gaps between the studs are filled with fiberglass or wool bat insulation
Activity I
Activity J (Sound Proof Wall)
Activities (Cont.) Activity K: Rough-in Electrical Outlets Installation of electrical outlets, light fixtures and specially order wiring for air conditioning Activity L: Installation of Wall Board (Exterior) Installed drywall by cutting the boards to fit the shape of the wall Activity M: Installation of Ceiling Shaped to suit particular acoustic requirement Activity N: Installation of air-conditioning Evenly installed over the ceiling similar with the fluorescent light installation Activity O: Installation of Electrical Supplies and Electrical Lighting
Activities (Cont.) Activity P: Finishing Work Walls are painted (Yellow) Activity Q: Installation of projector and screen facilities Installed one mounted screen in the center above the whiteboard Using an electrical retraction Screen is white colour Front screen projection Activity R: Installation of Sound System Wireless microphone is installed together with the voice amplification system A stereo sound system is separated from the voice amplification system
Activities (Cont.) Activity S: Installation of carpet chosen bright red carpeting stain resistance to increase durability Activity T: Setting and fixing chairs and tables using retractable chairs color of the seating is yellow-orange mixture Activity U: Landscaping installed with conserve irrigation water planted trees that are placed sufficient distance from the building and sidewalk Activity V: Testing
Activity T (Chairs and Tables)
CPM Critical Path and Slack Time Assumptions Assumption 1 (Foundation) Roots of old trees and big rocks could be found while refining the slope Completed within 6 weeks but extend another 2 weeks Refined the slope by grading it Assumption 2 (Weather Climate) Durations of activities increase from activity A to activity G compared to activities from H to V Heavy rain would stop the workers from proceeding to complete the activities Assumption 3 (Raw Materials) Good relationships with multiple suppliers for many years On-the-time delivery of materials and equipment Productivity rate of efficient equipment and materials is high Activity M to activity T are easy and efficient to complete the work within one or two weeks Assumption 4 (Manpower) Sufficient skilled laborers that are employed No absenteeism of any crew members Weren`t any misunderstanding that creates disagreements about responsibilities and the work bound of each activities. Assumption 5 (Safety) There are no fatal accidents among the workers but small accidents occurred Employed a safety officer to help labors getting treated easily Recognizing the required safety regulations Assumption 6 (Time Schedule) Workers are working overtime from activity A to activity G Initially work for 8 hours but with overtime, they have to work for another 2 hours From activity H to activity T, workers are not subjected to work overtime Recommendation Thank You
Wind Engineering 1983 3C: Proceedings of the Sixth international Conference on Wind Engineering, Gold Coast, Australia, March 21-25, And Auckland, New Zealand, April 6-7 1983; held under the auspices of the International Association for Wind Engineering