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    The document discusses activity on node (AON) diagrams and compares them to arrow diagrams. It states that AON diagrams represent activities with nodes/circles connected by arrows, where the arrows do not require time or resources. The tail of each arrow connects to the predecessor activity and the head connects to the successor activity. The document provides an example of an AON diagram and arrow diagram representing project activities and their dependencies. It concludes with a comparative summary table of the two diagrams, noting key differences such as activities being represented by nodes versus arrows and AON diagrams having shorter, simpler representations compared to arrow diagrams.

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    The document discusses activity on node (AON) diagrams and compares them to arrow diagrams. It states that AON diagrams represent activities with nodes/circles connected by arrows, where the arrows do not require time or resources. The tail of each arrow connects to the predecessor activity and the head connects to the successor activity. The document provides an example of an AON diagram and arrow diagram representing project activities and their dependencies. It concludes with a comparative summary table of the two diagrams, noting key differences such as activities being represented by nodes versus arrows and AON diagrams having shorter, simpler representations compared to arrow diagrams.

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    Unit 6:

    Network Models
    Part 6
    Subject: PMOR
    Faculty: Prof. Y. M. Khan
    Asst. Professor,
    Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, ICEEM,
    Aurangabad
    Activity on Node(AON) Diagram
     It represents ACTIVITIES by NODE or CIRCLE with arrow
    connecting them.
     In this AON diagram all the arrows are like dummies ( do not
    require any time or resource).
     Tail of the arrow is on the predecessor activity and head is on the
    successor activity.

    A B A, 3 B, 5

    3 5

    A) Arrow Diagram B) Activity on Node Diagram


    Example for Practice

     The dependency relationships between the activites


    of a project are shown below. Draw Arrow and AON
    diagram.

    Activity A B C D E F
    Immediate Predecessor - - - A,B B B,C
    Activity A B C D E F

    Immediate - - - A,B B B,C


    Predecessor

    D
    A

    B E

    C
    F
    A D

    START B E END

    C F
    Comparative Summary of
    Arrow Vs AON Diagram
    Basis Arrow Diagram Activity on Node
    Activity Represented by Arrow Node/Circle
    Dummy May be required Not required
    Length of Network Lengthy Short
    Tail of Arrow Start Event Predecessor Activity
    Head of Arrow End Event Successor Activity
    Complexity More Less
    Reviews and Revise Less Easy Easy
    Application PERT, CPM Not Limited Limited to CPM
    Representation
    A B
    A, 3 B, 5
    3 5
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