Optimisation of construction process inspection rates using a learning approach

Swapan Saha; Trevor A. Mullins; Colin J. Greville

Optimisation of construction process inspection rates using a learning approach

Swapan Saha, Trevor A. Mullins, Colin J. Greville

School of Engineering, Design & Built Environment

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Abstract

In a construction process, inspection/tests are an important activity. Without inspection a task cannot be completed successfully. Inspection/tests are normally carried out before and after the execution of a task. To prevent occurrence of errors in a construction process inspections are considered as an essential activity. An example is presented in this paper to demonstrate the calculation of the optimum number of inspections/tests per lot.

Original language	English
Journal	The Australian Journal of Construction Economics and Building
Publication status	Published - 2001

Keywords

construction industry
inspection
surveying

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Optimisation of construction process inspection rates using a learning approach

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