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Diagram 2, Offshore Schedule Comparison
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Diagram 1, Onshore Schedule Comparison
Two examples, one Onshore, the other Offshore illustrate a Programme showing the restraints from not using pre prepared work ie Modules, Existing Hulls etc, Diag covers Offshore, Diag 2 Onshore
The Diagram 2 illustrates the areas of activity that using Modules allows you to reduce the Programme duration for completing an Offshore Project, it uses a simple Example for the Production of an FPSO . 2a) uses Modules but also uses a purpose Built Hull. 2b) uses an existing Hull which has a shorter period to convert to receive the modules than the protracted period of building the Purp[ose Built Hull
The Diagram 1 illustrates the areas of activity that using Modules allows you to reduce the Programme duration for completing an On shore Project, it uses a simple Onshore Project Example. By using Modules, Modularisation 1 a), the Project has the advantage to commence the modules whilst the site is being prepared so that there then is less to do onsite to complete the works. In 1 b) the Project has a more protracted On Site period to build the complete plant from piece smalll (sticks).
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