EXERCISE - 12:
Solution:
Activity | Immediate Predecessors | Duration |
A | - | 6 |
B | - | 7 |
C | A | 3 |
D | A | 2 |
E | B | 4 |
F | B | 6 |
G | C,E | 10 |
H | D,F | 7 |
Edge and it's preceded and succeeded node
Edge | Node1 → Node2 |
A | 1→2 |
B | 1→3 |
C | 2→4 |
D | 2→5 |
E | 3→4 |
F | 3→5 |
G | 4→6 |
H | 5→6 |
The network diagram for the project, along with activity time, is
Forward Pass Method
E1=0
E2=E1+t1,2 [t1,2=A=6]=0+6=6
E3=E1+t1,3 [t1,3=B=7]=0+7=7
E4=Max{Ei+ti,4}[i=2,3]
=Max{E2+t2,4;E3+t3,4}
=Max{6+3;7+4}
=Max{9;11}
=11
E5=Max{Ei+ti,5}[i=2,3]
=Max{E2+t2,5;E3+t3,5}
=Max{6+2;7+6}
=Max{8;13}
=13
E6=Max{Ei+ti,6}[i=4,5]
=Max{E4+t4,6;E5+t5,6}
=Max{11+10;13+7}
=Max{21;20}
=21
Backward Pass Method
L6=E6=21
L5=L6-t5,6 [t5,6=H=7]=21-7=14
L4=L6-t4,6 [t4,6=G=10]=21-10=11
L3=Min{Lj-t3,j}[j=5,4]
=Min{L5-t3,5;L4-t3,4}
=Min{14-6;11-4}
=Min{8;7}
=7
L2=Min{Lj-t2,j}[j=5,4]
=Min{L5-t2,5;L4-t2,4}
=Min{14-2;11-3}
=Min{12;8}
=8
L1=Min{Lj-t1,j}[j=3,2]
=Min{L3-t1,3;L2-t1,2}
=Min{7-7;8-6}
=Min{0;2}
=0
The critical path in the network diagram has been shown. This has
been done by double lines by joining all those events where
E-values and L-values are equal.
The critical path of the project is : 1-3-4-6 and critical
activities are B,E,G
The total project time is 21
The network diagram for the project, along with E-values and L-values, is
For each non-critical activity, the total float, free float and independent float calculations are shown in Table
Activity (i,j) (1) |
Duration (tij) (2) |
Earliest time Start (Ei) (3) |
(Ej) (4) |
(Li) (5) |
Latest time Finish (Lj) (6) |
Earliest time Finish (Ei+tij) (7)=(3)+(2) |
Latest time Start (Lj-tij) (8)=(6)-(2) |
Total Float (Lj-tij)-Ei (9)=(8)-(3) |
Free Float (Ej-Ei)-tij (10)=((4)-(3))-(2) |
Independent Float (Ej-Li)-tij (11)=((4)-(5))-(2) |
1-2 | 6 | 0 | 6 | 0 | 8 | 6 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 |
2-4 | 3 | 6 | 11 | 8 | 11 | 9 | 8 | 2 | 2 | 0 |
2-5 | 2 | 6 | 13 | 8 | 14 | 8 | 12 | 6 | 5 | 3 |
3-5 | 6 | 7 | 13 | 7 | 14 | 13 | 8 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
5-6 | 7 | 13 | 21 | 14 | 21 | 20 | 14 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
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