Examples
Examples
Try the starting example
- JSON Approved pour phases in required order [ID,area m²]
- [["A",80],["B",50],["C",60]]
- Supplied available pour area per workday (m²)
- 120
- Workday plan [day,phase areas,spare area m²]
- [[1,[["A",80]],40],[2,[["B",50],["C",60]],10]]
- Workdays used
- 2
- Oversize phases
- []
Try another scenario
- JSON Approved pour phases in required order [ID,area m²]
- [["A",80],["B",50],["C",60]]
- Supplied available pour area per workday (m²)
- 150
- Workday plan [day,phase areas,spare area m²]
- [[1,[["A",80],["B",50]],20],[2,[["C",60]],90]]
- Workdays used
- 2
- Oversize phases
- []
Calculation method
Calculation method
Workday plan [day,phase areas,spare area m²]
Preserve phase order; put each indivisible phase on current day if capacity permits, otherwise next day.
Workdays used
Number of nonempty days.
Oversize phases
Phases larger than supplied daily capacity; these require external redesign and are not split.
Symbols and units
- a
- JSON Approved pour phases in required order [ID,area m²]
- b
- Supplied available pour area per workday (m²)
Use the units shown. A list keeps the order in which you enter its values. The symbol ^ means “raised to the power of”.
Assumptions & limits
Assumptions & limits
- Pour phases already divided at approved joints, fixed order and identical user daily capacity. Sequential next-fit heuristic; no joint location, crew productivity or structural design inferred. Supported limits: 1–100 approved phases, positive areas/capacity.
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