Analysis of Alloy Piping Operations in the Muara Tawar PLTGU Project
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https://doi.org/10.58344/locus.v4i8.4760Keywords:
Construction Operations, Productivity, Piping, Simulation, CYCLONE, EZSTROBEAbstract
Productivity in construction work is one of the important factors to be able to manage the expenses of a project. One way to find out work productivity is by conducting simulations. This study specifically conducted a study related to the productivity of alloy piping work in the Muara Tawar PLTGU project. Considering that this work requires a lot of resources, and is on a critical track of project completion schedule. Based on CYCLONE modeling and the results of EZSTROBE software simulation, a productivity of 10.66 diainch/day per team was obtained. However, these results can still be optimized up to 15.99 Dia inch/day per team by adding resources to the fitup job.
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