Define machinery that can be shared
Machinery that can be shared can be used by predefined
activities simultaneously without the need to increase the entered
number of machines.
Here, costs are not distributed to the individual activities;
they are calculated as a whole and for each of the activity
separately.
Example 1 (shared machinery) Scaffolding is defined as a
shared resource and will be used for several activities, such as
window installation or facade plaster. In the event of timing
conflicts of the the activities using the resource, the number of
the required scaffold is not added up, but remains constant on the
level of the defined number.
Example 2 (separately used machinery allocated to
activities) A special drilling machine is allocated in the activity
properties as machine used for several activities. In the event of
a timing conflict of activities using the resource, the number of
the required machines will be added up.
In order to define a shared machine, do as follows:
- Activate the tab Machinery that can be shared in the
window Project properties.
- Doubleclick on a machine in the left table to define it as a
shared machine.
- Enter the Load of the required machines into the table
to the right.
- Cklick on the button in the column Activities. The
dialogue Activities using the same resources opens:
- From the list of activities, select the ones that should share
the machine.
- Click on the button OK.
The selected activities are entered into the column
Activities.
- Click on the button OK.
Note:
- You can reduce the drop down list of machines by entering a
string value of the group name, the name or code into the field
Filter.
The view Machinery (tab Project properties) shows each of
the shared machines separately.
The table of the selected, commonly usable machinery shows each
of the shared machines separately.
See also:
Define project properties,
Preferred
teams,
Define machine types
that can be shared,
Define header and
footer,
Define format,
Create user-defined
fields,
External links,
Enter notes & links.
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