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                     Disposal costs occur as a lump sum at the end of  the ten-year remaining life are
                   expected  to be US$500  for permits  and  legal costs associated  with  disposition,
                   US$500 for wreckingldisposal  costs, US$l,OOO  for remediation  costs,  US$O for
                   write-offlrecovery costs, and US$l,OOO estimated greedclean costs associated with
                   disposal of the asset. These costs will occur in the final year. Table 5-13 shows non-
                   annualized acquisition and sustaining costs for the parallel ANSI pumps; Table 5-14
                   shows the annualized recurring costs for parallel/redundant ANSI pumps.
                     A quick cost review of the redundant ANSI pump shows electrical power costs are
                   the biggest  annual cost problem shown in Table 5-14 for a  sustaining cost of
                   US$21,493lyear.

                   Alternative #3 Replace Solo ANSI Pump with Solo API Pump. Use the follow-
                   ing details from plant experience.
                     Capital costs are $18,000 for a solo API pump plus $3,500 for construction and
                   installation along with US$l,OOO for program management, US$1,5OO for engineer-
                   ing design, US$l,OOO for documentation, and US$500 for technical data. Likewise,
                   the plant maintenance organization will incur US$l,OOO  for engineering documenta-
                   tion costs to put the equipment into the paperwork system and US$1,500 for training
                   costs associated with the new class of equipment. Spare parts for the new equipment
                   will be increased by $2,900 for a new set of seals and bearings.
                     Lost gross margin occurs at US$4,000/hour when the process is down for repairs.
                   Costs will be charged for each specific case using the accounting principle that cost
                   follows activity.
                     Annual  power cost for running  the pump is US$165/year  per horsepower.  The
                   plant incurs 1.6 power outages each year for an average downtime of 0.5 hours, and
                   this cost is charged into plant overhead rather than to individual pieces of equipment.
                     Annual power costs are (US$165/hp-year) * (100 hp) = US$16,500
                     See Table 5-13 for other failure details, and plan to depreciate the assets over the
                    10-year project life.


                                               Table 5-13
                    Non-annualized Acquisition and Sustaining Costs for Parallel ANSI Pumps

                  PanlleURedundant ANSI Pumps:
                                 Year   Year   Year   Year   Year   Year   Year   Year   Year   Year   Year
                     Cost Element
                                  0    1    2    3    4    5    6     7    B    9    10
                  Acqulsnion Cosls
                  Program Managemenl   io00
                  Engineering Design   1500
                  Engineering Dala   0
                  Spare parts B Logsl~cs   0
                  Faulilles 8 Construction   0
                  Inibal Training   0
                  Technical Dala    0
                  Capital Equipmenl   13500
                  Sustaining Costs
                  Documenlalion Costs   1000   0
                  [Pisposal costs                                                     3000
                            ~otai=  17000   0   0   0   0    0     0    0    0    0   3000
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