Research on the Production Capacity Evaluation of Prefabricated Component Manufacturing Enterprises

Abstract

Due to the industrialization of the construction sector, enterprises that manufacture prefabricated components are developing rapidly. Because the production capacity of each enterprise varies immensely, the upstream enterprises are unable to match the component manufacturing enterprises that are suitable for the supply target. With respect to the product capacity, scientific and accurate evaluations are crucial. The authors preliminarily determined factors that impact the production capacity of components and considered a literature review and the inspection results of component manufacturing enterprises. By performing a thorough investigation and analysis, they constructed the index system for evaluating the production capacity of enterprises that manufacture prefabricated components, and each index was interpreted. To determine the weight of the evaluation index, an analytic hierarchy process was utilized; furthermore, the characteristics of each grade were described, and a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model was built. Moreover, to empirically analyze the built model, the authors selected a construction company and analyzed 127 questionnaires filled in by employees at all the organizational levels related to PCT production and to 34 evaluation results of experts from standard quota research institutions in various provinces. The results of the two methods revealed the following: This enterprise level is the “Reinforcement level” (level 3). The evaluation results are consistent with the empirical results of the model established herein, which verifies its feasibility.