A company will carry out a reaction process consisting of an exothermic reactor measuring 5 m operating at a pressure of 10 bar and 200°C and a STHE having a heat exchange area of 200 m². Detailed equipment information is shown in the following table Peralatan Reaktor STHE Ukuran Volume = 5 SS 3 m Area = 200 m² CS Material Tekanan 10 bar 10 bar Suhu 200°C 200°C Determine the Total Capital Cost of the equipment to be installed in 2023! Determine the Total Annual Cost if the project runs for 3 years and the operating costs are $0.5/hour!

A company will carry out a reaction process consisting of an exothermic reactor measuring 5 m operating at a pressure of 10 bar and 200°C and a STHE having a heat exchange area of 200 m². Detailed equipment information is shown in the following table Peralatan Reaktor STHE Ukuran Volume = 5 SS 3 m Area = 200 m² CS Material Tekanan 10 bar 10 bar Suhu 200°C 200°C Determine the Total Capital Cost of the equipment to be installed in 2023! Determine the Total Annual Cost if the project runs for 3 years and the operating costs are $0.5/hour!

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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