Random Factors in the Construction Organization

Zhong Yi; Cheng Zhi Yuan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.174-177.3268

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Random Factors in the Construction Organization

Abstract:

The construction organization usually takes the Critical Path Method (CPM ) used in the mathematics graph theory, which is a kind of classic system engineering analysis method, was introduced to China by Hua Luogeng – a mathematician, and originally called the Overall Planning Method. This method has been widely applied in various fields of the national economy, especially in the construction field; of course the Overall Planning Method itself has also been greatly developed. Though the Overall Planning Method is relatively mature, there are still a number of uncertainties (random factors) in the construction organization, and it is not easy to make a mathematical description for the Critical Path Method. This paper tries to use random linear programming in the construction organization.