A computer-based model for optimizing the location of a single tower crane: Authors claim 20-40% of hook horizontal travelling time can be saved if located at the position recommended by the model
The application of a quantitative approach to determine optimum crane position is highly desirable for construction site planning. This paper describes a stochastic (random number generation to simulate real-world event sequences) simulation model to optimize the location of a single tower crane. Re...
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| description | The application of a quantitative approach to determine optimum crane position is highly desirable for construction site planning. This paper describes a stochastic (random number generation to simulate real-world event sequences) simulation model to optimize the location of a single tower crane. Readers will wish to know that this model has been expanded to deal with the location of multiple cranes. |
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