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Clifford F. Gray
Eric W. Larson
Third Edition
Lecture 4
Learning Objectives
At the end of this topic you will be able to:
Draw the Activity on Node (AON) network
Analyze the Activity on Node (AON) network
Introduction of AON
Node of AON
No free float
Earliest Start
Latest Start
Total Float
Activity-on-Node Fundamentals
Network Information
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Network Information
TABLE 6.2
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Activity-on-Node Network
Staff report
Construction plans
15
15
Occupancy
35
Application approval
Traffic study
10
Commission approval
10
170
Service check
13
Staff report
Construction plans
15
15
200
Occupancy
0
Application approval
5
Traffic study
10
20
Commission approval
10
30
35
170
5
Service check
14
5
Staff report
Construction plans
15
15
200
Occupancy
0
Application approval
10
Traffic study
Commission approval
10
30
20
10
35
170
15
Service check
15
Total slack
The amount of time an activity can be delayed without
delaying the entire project.
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Staff report
Construction plans
15
185
15
165
200
200
Occupancy
Application approval
10
Traffic study
10
20
20
Commission approval
10
30
30
35
170
15
Service check
10
17
Summary Table
No.
Activity Description
Duration
(weeks)
Earliest
Start Time
(EST)
Latest
Start Time
(LST)
Earliest
Finish
Time
(EFT)
Latest
Finish
Time (LFT)
Total Float
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1. Looping
2. Dangling
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Illogical Loop
FIGURE 6.9
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Dangling
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Lags
The minimum amount of time a dependent activity
must be delayed to begin or end.
Lengthy activities are broken down to reduce the delay in the
start of successor activities.
Lags can be used to constrain finish-to-start, start-to-start,
finish-to-finish, start-to-finish, or combination relationships.
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ANY QUESTIONS?
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