Development of a Database for Civil & Structural Construction Works' Production Rates
Production rates have been an ambiguous data since the early era of construction. As there are many uncontrollable factors that affect the values of production rates, mathematical solution could not be fully applied in order to obtain the accurate values of the production rates. However, producti...
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| Format: | Final Year Project |
| Language: | English |
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Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS
2007
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| Online Access: | http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/9789/1/2007%20Bachelor%20-%20Development%20Of%20A%20Database%20For%20Civil%20%26%20Structural%20Construction%20Works%20Production%20Ra.pdf http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/9789/ |
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| Summary: | Production rates have been an ambiguous data since the early era of construction.
As there are many uncontrollable factors that affect the values of production rates,
mathematical solution could not be fully applied in order to obtain the accurate values of
the production rates. However, production rates can be categorized as verbal data, which
could be obtained from experts' and practitioners' opinions.
The objective of the study is to obtain, compile and develop reliable production
rates database for civil & structural construction works. The small amount of studies
devoted to this topic and the absence of formal database on Malaysian Civil & Structural
construction production rates is one of the main reasons that motivate the study.
Since the study involves collection of verbal data on people's opinion, Survey
Research Methodology has been chosen to be the main methods used in the study.
Questionnaires and interviews formats are some of the tools used in order to gather the
information needed from various respondents. The information was then analyzed by
using descriptive analysis method.
The survey produced range of production rates for each activity. The results were
then compared to some of the previous study's results which were conducted in Europe.
No specific conclusion can be made from the comparison (due to different geological
and social factors in Malaysia other countries).As the study is one of the pioneering
studies to be conducted in Malaysia, the result of the study may not be universally
accepted for construction use. However, it can provide as an indication of the values of
production rates data for Malaysian construction industry |
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