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Production Rates and Shutdown Scheduling

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Sat, 2004-05-08 09:38
Mel Daniels
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Hello,
Im seeking any available information as to whether or not there is published literature in regards to production rates for example:

1 Boilermaker can weld so many tubes *dimensions vary and affect production of course* within a 10 hr shift.

Typically I use historical data gathered from previous outages, but Im looking for something for reference. I understand there is a company RS Means that publishes estimate books, but its not quite what Im looking for since I dont estimate bids for contracts. Im looking for it more to use for my resource libraries. I usually go back to my old schedules as time permits and run a lot of what if scenarios to see if a faster turnover was possible.

Thank you for reading.
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