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Sched & Unsched Facility Usage Disposal Costs
Maintenance Costs
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Energy Costs & Permits & Legal Costs
Facility Usage Costs Allowing Disposal
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Maintenance Costs Costs
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Remediation Costs
Ongoing Training For
Maint. & Operations Recovery Costs
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Documentation Costs Management Costs Green & Clean Costs
Figure 5-8. Sustaining cost tree.
There probably are special categories under each item of acquisition cost and sus-
taining cost. Building a pulp and paper mill or modifying coker drums at a refinery
to prevent characteristic overstress that occurs during quench cycles would have dif-
ferent cost structures than those used for building a nuclear reactor. Include the
appropriate cost elements and discard the elements that do not substantially influ-
ence LCC. Consider these alternative LCC models as descried by Raheja (1991):
1. LCC = nonrecurring costs + recurring costs
2. LCC = initial price + warranty costs + repair, maintenance, and operating costs
to end users