Please explain in complete details InitiateMARKETDEMANDAPPRAISEConceptual DesignINITIATESanction Feasibility StudyAPPRAISEFront End EngineeringDesign (FEED)APPRAISERECORDS &EXPERIENCERESEARCHSanction ProjectAPPRAISEUSEPRODUCTSDEFINE &DESIGNEngineering, Procurement& Construction (EPC)DEVELOPMENTAPPRAISECommission & OperateDELIVERPRODUCTSIMPLEMENTDe-commissionTEST &COMMISSIONFigure 1.1 Project life cycle.

Project Life Cycle- Project lifecycle refers to the handling of a particular project in a proper…

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