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Lumber, for example, may be taken in terms of per foot board measure; carrying steel, in pounds, and so on.
In determining the load per cart which the horses draw, not only the capacity of the cart should be taken into account but also the weight of the material to be hauled.
When it is desired to find the cost of work with cars or more elaborate machinery, the depreciation and the interest on the cost of plant must be taken into account. In many cases, however, on established plants , it is ne...cessary to determine the times only for the purpose of properly arranging the workmen, when of course the depreciation and cost of plant need not be reckoned.
EFFECTS OF VARYING CONDITIONS ON TIMES AND COSTS OF HAULING Eflfect of Length of Working Day on Times of Hauling Material.
For short hauls (for explanation see p. 236) the unit times of loading and hauling are considered as independent of the length of the working day. A man is assumed to accomplish one-fifth less work in an 8-hour than in a 10-hour day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lumber, for example, may be taken in terms of per foot board measure; carrying steel, in pounds, and so on.
In determining the load per cart which the horses draw, not only the capacity of the cart should be taken into account but also the weight of the material to be hauled.
When it is desired to find the cost of work with cars or more elaborate machinery, the depreciation and the interest on the cost of plant must be taken into account. In many cases, however, on established plants , it is ne...cessary to determine the times only for the purpose of properly arranging the workmen, when of course the depreciation and cost of plant need not be reckoned.
EFFECTS OF VARYING CONDITIONS ON TIMES AND COSTS OF HAULING Eflfect of Length of Working Day on Times of Hauling Material.
For short hauls (for explanation see p. 236) the unit times of loading and hauling are considered as independent of the length of the working day. A man is assumed to accomplish one-fifth less work in an 8-hour than in a 10-hour day.
What to read after Concrete Costs;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Frederick Winslow, 1856-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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