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Defining Deadhead Threshold Time Costing Variable
The Deadhead Threshold Time costing variable (CWDHTHT) represents the maximum amount
of deadhead time in minutes that a site is willing to tolerate between two events.
About this task
Note: In Formula 4, the threshold represents the minimum amount of slack desired between
two events.
In this section, this costing variable will be referred to as simply “threshold.”
This parameter is defined in the Schedule Parameter and Violation
Sets screen on the Costing Variables tab.
Procedure
Click Main Menu > Scheduling > Schedule Parameter and Violation Sets.
In the examples described in Deadhead Calculation formulas, the threshold
value will be 15.
