Your activities should be connected to the resources. So if you have material deliveries coming in with certain frequency and the rate of completion at site is higher than the rate of supply to site you will have interrupted duration; that is once the material comes to site you can complete the activity.
Again, if you have a special person doing a certain job like commissioning of a system, then when this person at site, this activity can be ongoing.
On the other hand, excavation, concreting, steel reinforcement, block building, plastering, and most of the civil works are continuous activities.
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17 years 2 monthsRE: Interruptible vs. contiguous
Hi,
Your activities should be connected to the resources. So if you have material deliveries coming in with certain frequency and the rate of completion at site is higher than the rate of supply to site you will have interrupted duration; that is once the material comes to site you can complete the activity.
Again, if you have a special person doing a certain job like commissioning of a system, then when this person at site, this activity can be ongoing.
On the other hand, excavation, concreting, steel reinforcement, block building, plastering, and most of the civil works are continuous activities.
Good luck,
Samer
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19 years 1 monthRE: Interruptible vs. contiguous
i guess its like progress override or retained logic
(im just a trying hard aspiring planner by the way)