C
Coen
I've searched through several information sources and can't figure this
seemingly simple problem out;
My project consists of covering up an area with several layers of soil where
each layer has its own specifications and volume. To do this, we use
hydraulic cranes with a specific production speed per day (m3/d). The layers
of soil (fixed work) are the tasks where I assign the specific soil types to
(as material resources).
Now I'd like to plan my project by assigning cranes with a fixed production
rate (and price per day). Logically, by assigning more cranes the project
finishes earlier. Problem is that I can't seem to vary the amount of cranes
per layer to see what the effect is on the project's finisching date.
Only way to find out the duration of the project is to assign a variable
consumption rate to the material resource and fix the work. That way I can't
easily change the amount of cranes and determine the extra cost.
Thanks in advance
seemingly simple problem out;
My project consists of covering up an area with several layers of soil where
each layer has its own specifications and volume. To do this, we use
hydraulic cranes with a specific production speed per day (m3/d). The layers
of soil (fixed work) are the tasks where I assign the specific soil types to
(as material resources).
Now I'd like to plan my project by assigning cranes with a fixed production
rate (and price per day). Logically, by assigning more cranes the project
finishes earlier. Problem is that I can't seem to vary the amount of cranes
per layer to see what the effect is on the project's finisching date.
Only way to find out the duration of the project is to assign a variable
consumption rate to the material resource and fix the work. That way I can't
easily change the amount of cranes and determine the extra cost.
Thanks in advance