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Construction with prefa
icated components         
Construction with Prefa
icated
Components
Executive Summary
The process of construction of a building,
idge , roads etc. is can be stated as a process of collecting different parts/components at the construction site or at any other place then transfe
ing to the construction site. The different construction works have their different requirement like construction of road ,
idge, building are totally different from each other. The engineers have to follow different guidelines to construct them. The term construction likewise applies to assembling different part into usable structure which increase the easiness to life of human.
The term construction likewise applies to the assembling of things other than structures at a fixed site. It is It is frequently used when formation of a area of a machine or any adaptable structure is moved from the standard creating site to another area, and the section is given amassed and a
anged to fit. It isn't regularly used to insinuate electrical or electronic portions of a machine, or mechanical parts, for instance, siphons, gea
oxes and blowers which are typically given as discrete things, yet to sections of the body of the machine which in the past were made with the whole machine. Pre-gathered parts of the body of the machine may be called 'sub-assemblies' to remember them from various segments. (A Linda, 2014)
This report shows how the prefa
ication technology in construction highly increase the construction efficiency . this report will first give the introduction the prefa
ication in construction. After that it describes about Europa prefa
i a construction company working with prefa
ication. This company has more than 10 years of experience in prefa
ication. Further this report move to a project on with this company Is working. Later some advantages and disadvantages are discussed regarding this technology. And possible improvements are discussed.
1. INTRODUCTION
Construction of different structure have a great history. Many structures on the earth are more than 1000 years ago. from different theories construction have different starting points. But some older document discovered says that this is started from Greek or romans. At present there are structure on the earth which are more than 1000m. hence the construction industry had gone through many advancements.
The term construction likewise applies to the assembling of things other than structures at a fixed site. It is frequently used when formation of a area of a machine or any adaptable structure is moved from the standard creating site to another area, and the section is given amassed and a
anged to fit. It isn't regularly used to insinuate electrical or electronic portions of a machine, or mechanical parts, for instance, siphons, gea
oxes and blowers which are typically given as discrete things, yet to sections of the body of the machine which in the past were made with the whole machine. Pre-gathered parts of the body of the machine may be called 'sub-assemblies' to remember them from various segments.
The technique behind the prefa
ication technology is the saving in time and cost of structure is achieved by constructing the repetitive elements of the structure at a location where skilled worker are available. Thus congestion at the construction site can be reduced and only the assembling have to be done to the construction site.
The prefa
ication technique finds application specifically where the structure is having of repeating parts or units like column, beams etc, or where multiple copies of the same basic structure are being constructed. Prefa
ication avoids the need to transport so many skilled workers to the construction site, and other restricting conditions such as a lack of power, lack of water, exposure to harsh weather or a hazardous environment are avoided. Against these advantages must be weighed the cost of transporting prefa
icated sections and lifting them into position as they will usually be larger, more fragile and more difficult to handle than the...