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The Ould Prod-Rates...

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Tue, 2003-12-09 04:52
Darrell ODea
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How did the ould production rates caper work out???
Have Planning Planet begun to qualify any data they have?
Or is it all still guess work?????

Must be honest, havn’t look up any rates recently.
Would not use unless they are qualified.

Darrell
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Mon, 2004-02-09 19:12
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Ernesto Puyana
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This last comment brings out an important issue about prod. rates: Unless you know the crew composition, data is useful only for budgeting purposes, but not for activity duration calculations.
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Tue, 2003-12-30 23:56
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Agree with tthe previous comments ; also something is lacking number of crew should be included. example laying of cable : prod rate 6 lm / hr . but no. of crew is not included.
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