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TRIPLE CONSTRAINTS
 ON
POLYHOUSE DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
Group Members:
Darshana Patil 101149
Sayalee Pote 101150
Minal Ugale 101161
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POLYHOUSE
● Alternate technique in agriculture which reduces
dependency on rainfall.
● Makes optimum use of land & water resources by
controlling temperature, humidity & ventilation of
air using equipments
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Our Project includes...
● Setting up a polyhouse in given area.
● Setting up the required equipments & controllers
suiting the crops to be cultivated.
● Training the farmers in using the equipments.
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TRIPLE CONSTRAINTS 
ON
OUR CASE STUDY 
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TRIPLE CONSTRAINT
Every project is constrained in different ways
by-
● SCOPE
● TIME
● COST
These limitations in project management are known as
triple constraint.
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SCOPE
● Development of one detached & fully controlled
polyhouse over 1 acre of land area.
● Sawtooth shaped polyhouse with nylon net walls &
polythene film roofs.
● South-north direction polyhouse.
● It will be installed with :
– Fans
– Cooling pads
– Heater systems
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● Irrigation Type:
– Fogging System
– Sprinklers
● Scope limits only to
– constuction of the polyhouse
– training to use the equipments installed
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COST
● The rough estimate of the budget can be given as
follows...
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Cost of Human Resources
Working Staff Amount
Technicians 10,000
Labourers 25,000
Botanist 5,000
Architect 10,000
Agricultural Scientist 5,000
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Raw Material+Equipment Cost
Equipments/Raw Material Amount
Aluminium frames & pipes:
40 mm diameter
25 mm diameter
40,000
25,000
UV stabilized plastic films[1000m] 50,000
UV stabilized nylon nets[2000m] 20,000
Fans[10] 1,00,000
Cooling Pads[20] 20,000
Top Vent control motor[5] 5,000
Curtain Control motor[5] 2,000
Heater System[1] 25,000
Fogging System[1] 40,000
Sprinkler System[1] 30,000
Assembly aid
(cement ,tools,screws,etc)
20,000
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Other development+service costs
Land development Cost 10,000
Transport 30,000
Electricity Supply 20,000
Water Supply 10,000
Service Charge 50,000
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● Total Cost Estimate:
Rs. 5,57,000
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TIME
● Total Estimate time includes-
– Development 52 days
– Maintenance 30 days
● This time period is roughly divided as follows:
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Pre-development
Activity Time Required
Land Survey & discussion with
the client
1 week
Cost estimate & hiring
manpower
0.5 week
Purchasing & transporting the
material needed
+
Land Development
1 week
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Development
Activity Time Required
Shaping the material into proper
required
shapes & sizes
1 week
Building the base structure on the land 1 week
Fitting of the aluminium rods on the
base structure
0.5 week
Fitting of the plastic films & nylon nets 0.5 week
Constructing the entrance cabinet 0.5 week
Assembling the fogging system &
installation
0.5 week
Setting up fans ,cooling pads & heater 1 week
Setting up the motors for vent &
curtains
0.5 week
Laying out sprinkler system 1 week
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Post-Development
Activity Time Required
Testing all the equipments 2 days
Training 1 week
Maintenance 1 month
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Case study for project management-Triple constraints

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    2 POLYHOUSE ● Alternate techniquein agriculture which reduces dependency on rainfall. ● Makes optimum use of land & water resources by controlling temperature, humidity & ventilation of air using equipments
  • 3.
    3 Our Project includes... ●Setting up a polyhouse in given area. ● Setting up the required equipments & controllers suiting the crops to be cultivated. ● Training the farmers in using the equipments.
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    5 TRIPLE CONSTRAINT Every projectis constrained in different ways by- ● SCOPE ● TIME ● COST These limitations in project management are known as triple constraint.
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    6 SCOPE ● Development ofone detached & fully controlled polyhouse over 1 acre of land area. ● Sawtooth shaped polyhouse with nylon net walls & polythene film roofs. ● South-north direction polyhouse. ● It will be installed with : – Fans – Cooling pads – Heater systems
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    7 ● Irrigation Type: –Fogging System – Sprinklers ● Scope limits only to – constuction of the polyhouse – training to use the equipments installed
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    8 COST ● The roughestimate of the budget can be given as follows...
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    9 Cost of HumanResources Working Staff Amount Technicians 10,000 Labourers 25,000 Botanist 5,000 Architect 10,000 Agricultural Scientist 5,000
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    10 Raw Material+Equipment Cost Equipments/RawMaterial Amount Aluminium frames & pipes: 40 mm diameter 25 mm diameter 40,000 25,000 UV stabilized plastic films[1000m] 50,000 UV stabilized nylon nets[2000m] 20,000 Fans[10] 1,00,000 Cooling Pads[20] 20,000 Top Vent control motor[5] 5,000 Curtain Control motor[5] 2,000 Heater System[1] 25,000 Fogging System[1] 40,000 Sprinkler System[1] 30,000 Assembly aid (cement ,tools,screws,etc) 20,000
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    11 Other development+service costs Landdevelopment Cost 10,000 Transport 30,000 Electricity Supply 20,000 Water Supply 10,000 Service Charge 50,000
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    12 ● Total CostEstimate: Rs. 5,57,000
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    13 TIME ● Total Estimatetime includes- – Development 52 days – Maintenance 30 days ● This time period is roughly divided as follows:
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    14 Pre-development Activity Time Required LandSurvey & discussion with the client 1 week Cost estimate & hiring manpower 0.5 week Purchasing & transporting the material needed + Land Development 1 week
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    15 Development Activity Time Required Shapingthe material into proper required shapes & sizes 1 week Building the base structure on the land 1 week Fitting of the aluminium rods on the base structure 0.5 week Fitting of the plastic films & nylon nets 0.5 week Constructing the entrance cabinet 0.5 week Assembling the fogging system & installation 0.5 week Setting up fans ,cooling pads & heater 1 week Setting up the motors for vent & curtains 0.5 week Laying out sprinkler system 1 week
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    16 Post-Development Activity Time Required Testingall the equipments 2 days Training 1 week Maintenance 1 month
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