11:16- < Notes September 19, 2024 at 11:09 Table A.1 Equipment Cost Data to Be Used with Equation (A.1) (Continued) - 2001 397 Equipment Type Reactors Equipment Description Autoclave K₁ K₂ K₂ 4.5587 Fermenter 4.1052 Inoculum tank 3.7957 0.2986 0.5320 -0.0005 0.4593 0.0160 0.0020 Capacity, Units Volume, m³ Min Size Max Size 1 15 Volume, m³ 0.1 35 Volume, m³ 0.07 1 Jacketed agitated 4.1052 0.5320 -0.0005 Volume, m³ 0.1 35 Jacketed nonagitated 3.3496 0.7235 0.0025 Volume, m³ 5 45 Mixer/settler 4.7116 0.4479 0.0004 Volume, m³ 0.04 60 Screens DSM 3.8050 0.5856 0.2120 Area, m² 0.3 6 Rotary 4.0485 0.1118 0.3260 Area, m² 0.3 15 Stationary 3.8219 1.0368 -0.6050 Area, m² 2 11 Vibrating 4.0485 0.1118 0.3260 Area, m² 0.3 15 Tanks API-fixed roof 4.8509 -0.3973 0.1445 Volume, m³ 90 30,000 API-floating roof 5.9567 -0.7585 0.1749 Volume, m³ 1000 40,000 Towers Trays Tray and packed 3.4974 0.4485 0.1074 Volume, m³ 0.3 520 Sieve 2.9949 0.4465 0.3961 Area, m² 0.07 12.30 Valve 3.3322 0.4838 0.3434 Area, m² 0.70 10.50 Demisters 3.2353 0.4838 0.3434 Area, m² 0.70 10.50 Turbines Axial gas turbines 2.7051 1.4398 -0.1776 Fluid power, kW 100 4000 Radial gas/liquid expanders 2.2476 1.4965 -0.1618 Fluid power, kW 100 1500 Vaporizers Internal coils/jackets 4.0000 0.4321 0.1700 Volume, m³ 1 100 Jacketed vessels 3.8751 0.3328 0.1901 Volume, m³ 1 100 Table A.4 Constants for Bare Module Factor to Be Used in Equation (A.4) (Correlated from Data in Guthrie [1, 2] and Ulrich [3]) Equipment Description Equipment Type B₁ B₂ Heat exchangers Double pipe, multiple pipe, scraped wall, and spiral tube Fixed tube sheet, floating head, U-tube, bayonet, kettle reboiler, and Teflon tube 1.74 1.55 1.63 1.66 Air cooler, spiral plate, and flat plate 0.96 1.21 Process vessels Horizontal 1.49 1.52 Vertical (including towers) 2.25 1.82 Pumps Reciprocating 1.89 1.35 Positive displacement 1.89 1.35 Centrifugal 1.89 1.35 Table A.5 Equations for Bare Module Cost for Equipment Not Covered by Tables A.3 and A.4 Equipment Type Compressors and blowers without drives Drives for compressors and blowers Evaporators and vaporizers Fans with electric drives Fired heaters and furnaces Equation for Bare Module Cost CBM = CFBM CBM = CFBM Power recovery equipment Sieve trays, valve trays, and demister pads Tower packing CBM = COFBMFP = CBM-CFBMFP CBM-CPF BMFPFT Fr is the superheat correction factor for steam boilers (F =1 for other heaters and furnaces) and is given by Fr = 1 + 0.00184AT -0.00000335(A7)² where AT is the amount of superheat in ˚C. CBM = CF BM CBM = CONF BMF where N is the number of trays and F₁, is a quantity factor for trays only given by logo F = 0.4771 +0.08516log 10 N- 0.3473 (log10 N)² for N<20 F₁ CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PLANT COST INDEX (CEPCI) = 1 for N≥20 CBM = CFBM CE Index Equipment Heat exchangers & tanks Process machinery Pipe, valves & fittings Process instruments Pumps & compressors (1957-59 = 100) Jan. '16 Dec. '15 Prelim. Final Jan.'15 Final Annual Index: 2008 575.4 536.5 537.0 573.1 640.5 641.1 694.8 2009 = 521.9 551.7 556.0 636.4 2010 550.8 648.5 649.2 663.5 795.0 791.3 868.9 2011=585.7 379.0 381.2 407.2 2012 = 584.6 979.1 965.0 948.7 2013-5673 a. Please explain the principle of "economy of scale". b. Briefly discuss the difference (cost, reliability, when used) between preliminary estimate (Class 3) and Detailed Estimates (Class 1). c. Please define the "base conditions".

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Table A.1 Equipment Cost Data to Be Used with Equation (A.1) (Continued) - 2001
397
Equipment Type
Reactors
Equipment Description
Autoclave
K₁
K₂
K₂
4.5587
Fermenter
4.1052
Inoculum tank
3.7957
0.2986
0.5320 -0.0005
0.4593 0.0160
0.0020
Capacity, Units
Volume, m³
Min Size
Max Size
1
15
Volume, m³
0.1
35
Volume, m³
0.07
1
Jacketed agitated
4.1052
0.5320
-0.0005
Volume, m³
0.1
35
Jacketed nonagitated
3.3496
0.7235
0.0025
Volume, m³
5
45
Mixer/settler
4.7116
0.4479
0.0004
Volume, m³
0.04
60
Screens
DSM
3.8050
0.5856
0.2120
Area, m²
0.3
6
Rotary
4.0485
0.1118
0.3260
Area, m²
0.3
15
Stationary
3.8219
1.0368
-0.6050
Area, m²
2
11
Vibrating
4.0485
0.1118
0.3260
Area, m²
0.3
15
Tanks
API-fixed roof
4.8509 -0.3973
0.1445
Volume, m³
90
30,000
API-floating roof
5.9567
-0.7585
0.1749
Volume, m³
1000
40,000
Towers
Trays
Tray and packed
3.4974
0.4485
0.1074
Volume, m³
0.3
520
Sieve
2.9949
0.4465
0.3961
Area, m²
0.07
12.30
Valve
3.3322
0.4838
0.3434
Area, m²
0.70
10.50
Demisters
3.2353
0.4838
0.3434
Area, m²
0.70
10.50
Turbines
Axial gas turbines
2.7051
1.4398
-0.1776
Fluid power, kW
100
4000
Radial gas/liquid expanders
2.2476
1.4965
-0.1618
Fluid power, kW
100
1500
Vaporizers
Internal coils/jackets
4.0000
0.4321
0.1700
Volume, m³
1
100
Jacketed vessels
3.8751
0.3328
0.1901
Volume, m³
1
100
Table A.4 Constants for Bare Module Factor to Be Used in Equation (A.4) (Correlated from
Data in Guthrie [1, 2] and Ulrich [3])
Equipment Description
Equipment Type
B₁
B₂
Heat exchangers
Double pipe, multiple pipe, scraped wall, and spiral tube
Fixed tube sheet, floating head, U-tube, bayonet, kettle
reboiler, and Teflon tube
1.74
1.55
1.63
1.66
Air cooler, spiral plate, and flat plate
0.96
1.21
Process vessels
Horizontal
1.49
1.52
Vertical (including towers)
2.25
1.82
Pumps
Reciprocating
1.89
1.35
Positive displacement
1.89
1.35
Centrifugal
1.89
1.35
Table A.5 Equations for Bare Module Cost for Equipment Not Covered by Tables A.3
and A.4
Equipment Type
Compressors and blowers without drives
Drives for compressors and blowers
Evaporators and vaporizers
Fans with electric drives
Fired heaters and furnaces
Equation for Bare Module Cost
CBM = CFBM
CBM = CFBM
Power recovery equipment
Sieve trays, valve trays, and
demister pads
Tower packing
CBM = COFBMFP
=
CBM-CFBMFP
CBM-CPF BMFPFT
Fr is the superheat correction factor for steam
boilers (F =1 for other heaters and furnaces)
and is given by
Fr = 1 + 0.00184AT -0.00000335(A7)²
where AT is the amount of superheat in ˚C.
CBM = CF BM
CBM = CONF BMF
where N is the number of trays and F₁, is a
quantity factor for trays only given by
logo F = 0.4771 +0.08516log 10 N-
0.3473 (log10 N)² for N<20
F₁
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PLANT COST INDEX (CEPCI)
= 1 for N≥20
CBM = CFBM
CE Index
Equipment
Heat exchangers & tanks
Process machinery
Pipe, valves & fittings
Process instruments
Pumps & compressors
(1957-59 = 100)
Jan. '16
Dec. '15
Prelim.
Final
Jan.'15
Final
Annual Index:
2008 575.4
536.5
537.0
573.1
640.5
641.1
694.8
2009 = 521.9
551.7
556.0
636.4
2010 550.8
648.5
649.2
663.5
795.0
791.3
868.9
2011=585.7
379.0
381.2
407.2
2012 = 584.6
979.1
965.0
948.7
2013-5673
Transcribed Image Text:11:16- < Notes September 19, 2024 at 11:09 Table A.1 Equipment Cost Data to Be Used with Equation (A.1) (Continued) - 2001 397 Equipment Type Reactors Equipment Description Autoclave K₁ K₂ K₂ 4.5587 Fermenter 4.1052 Inoculum tank 3.7957 0.2986 0.5320 -0.0005 0.4593 0.0160 0.0020 Capacity, Units Volume, m³ Min Size Max Size 1 15 Volume, m³ 0.1 35 Volume, m³ 0.07 1 Jacketed agitated 4.1052 0.5320 -0.0005 Volume, m³ 0.1 35 Jacketed nonagitated 3.3496 0.7235 0.0025 Volume, m³ 5 45 Mixer/settler 4.7116 0.4479 0.0004 Volume, m³ 0.04 60 Screens DSM 3.8050 0.5856 0.2120 Area, m² 0.3 6 Rotary 4.0485 0.1118 0.3260 Area, m² 0.3 15 Stationary 3.8219 1.0368 -0.6050 Area, m² 2 11 Vibrating 4.0485 0.1118 0.3260 Area, m² 0.3 15 Tanks API-fixed roof 4.8509 -0.3973 0.1445 Volume, m³ 90 30,000 API-floating roof 5.9567 -0.7585 0.1749 Volume, m³ 1000 40,000 Towers Trays Tray and packed 3.4974 0.4485 0.1074 Volume, m³ 0.3 520 Sieve 2.9949 0.4465 0.3961 Area, m² 0.07 12.30 Valve 3.3322 0.4838 0.3434 Area, m² 0.70 10.50 Demisters 3.2353 0.4838 0.3434 Area, m² 0.70 10.50 Turbines Axial gas turbines 2.7051 1.4398 -0.1776 Fluid power, kW 100 4000 Radial gas/liquid expanders 2.2476 1.4965 -0.1618 Fluid power, kW 100 1500 Vaporizers Internal coils/jackets 4.0000 0.4321 0.1700 Volume, m³ 1 100 Jacketed vessels 3.8751 0.3328 0.1901 Volume, m³ 1 100 Table A.4 Constants for Bare Module Factor to Be Used in Equation (A.4) (Correlated from Data in Guthrie [1, 2] and Ulrich [3]) Equipment Description Equipment Type B₁ B₂ Heat exchangers Double pipe, multiple pipe, scraped wall, and spiral tube Fixed tube sheet, floating head, U-tube, bayonet, kettle reboiler, and Teflon tube 1.74 1.55 1.63 1.66 Air cooler, spiral plate, and flat plate 0.96 1.21 Process vessels Horizontal 1.49 1.52 Vertical (including towers) 2.25 1.82 Pumps Reciprocating 1.89 1.35 Positive displacement 1.89 1.35 Centrifugal 1.89 1.35 Table A.5 Equations for Bare Module Cost for Equipment Not Covered by Tables A.3 and A.4 Equipment Type Compressors and blowers without drives Drives for compressors and blowers Evaporators and vaporizers Fans with electric drives Fired heaters and furnaces Equation for Bare Module Cost CBM = CFBM CBM = CFBM Power recovery equipment Sieve trays, valve trays, and demister pads Tower packing CBM = COFBMFP = CBM-CFBMFP CBM-CPF BMFPFT Fr is the superheat correction factor for steam boilers (F =1 for other heaters and furnaces) and is given by Fr = 1 + 0.00184AT -0.00000335(A7)² where AT is the amount of superheat in ˚C. CBM = CF BM CBM = CONF BMF where N is the number of trays and F₁, is a quantity factor for trays only given by logo F = 0.4771 +0.08516log 10 N- 0.3473 (log10 N)² for N<20 F₁ CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PLANT COST INDEX (CEPCI) = 1 for N≥20 CBM = CFBM CE Index Equipment Heat exchangers & tanks Process machinery Pipe, valves & fittings Process instruments Pumps & compressors (1957-59 = 100) Jan. '16 Dec. '15 Prelim. Final Jan.'15 Final Annual Index: 2008 575.4 536.5 537.0 573.1 640.5 641.1 694.8 2009 = 521.9 551.7 556.0 636.4 2010 550.8 648.5 649.2 663.5 795.0 791.3 868.9 2011=585.7 379.0 381.2 407.2 2012 = 584.6 979.1 965.0 948.7 2013-5673
a. Please explain the principle of "economy of scale".
b. Briefly discuss the difference (cost, reliability, when used) between preliminary estimate
(Class 3) and Detailed Estimates (Class 1).
c. Please define the "base conditions".
Transcribed Image Text:a. Please explain the principle of "economy of scale". b. Briefly discuss the difference (cost, reliability, when used) between preliminary estimate (Class 3) and Detailed Estimates (Class 1). c. Please define the "base conditions".
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