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800007000060000<strong>Cost</strong> (LE)50000400003000020000100000100 110 120 130 140 150Example 7.3<strong>Project</strong> duration (days)The durations and direct costs for each activity in <strong>the</strong> network of a small construction contractunder both normal and crash conditions are given in <strong>the</strong> following table. Establish <strong>the</strong> least costfor expediting <strong>the</strong> contract. Determine <strong>the</strong> optimum duration of <strong>the</strong> contract assuming <strong>the</strong>indirect cost is LE 125/day.Table 7.2: Data for Example <strong>7.1</strong>ActivityPreceded byNormalCrashDuration (day) <strong>Cost</strong> (LE) Duration (day) <strong>Cost</strong> (LE)ABCDEFGHI-AABBCE, CFD, G, H128152355201312700050004000500010003000600025003000106122344151110720053004600500010503300630025803150SolutionThe cost slope of each activity is calculated. Both <strong>the</strong> crashability and <strong>the</strong> cost slope are shownbeneath each activity in <strong>the</strong> precedence diagram. The critical path is A-C-G-I and <strong>the</strong> contractduration in 59 days.Dr. Emad Elbeltagi

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