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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (2023) 30 (4): 1401–1422.
Published: 24 January 2022
...., 2014). In general, a project can be accelerated in three modes, namely activity crashing, activity overlapping and activity substitution (Gerk and Qassim, 2008). Activity crashing is most commonly implemented in the TCT analysis in an attempt to meet a precise deadline while keeping the total cost...
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Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (1997) 4 (4): 249–269.
Published: 01 April 1997
... of mathematical expressions to represent these compromise‐solutions. © MCB UP Limited 1997 Activity crashing Cost‐time trade off Hong Kong Housing Optimum project cost Project duration Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management 1997 4 | 4,249-269 The optimum project duration...
