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                     Disposal costs will occur as a lump sum cost at the end of the ten-year remaining
                   life are expected to be US$500 for permits and legal costs associated with disposi-
                   tion,  US$500  for wrecking/disposal  costs, US$l ,000 for remediation  costs, US$O
                   for  write-off/recovery  costs, and US$l ,000 estimated  greedclean costs associated
                   with disposal of the asset. These disposal costs will occur in the final year. Table 5-
                   15 shows non-annualized acquisition and sustaining costs for a new solo API pump;
                   the  annualized  recurring  costs for parallekedundant ANSI Pumps  are given  in
                   Table 5-16.
                     A quick cost review for the solo API pump shows lost gross margin from outages
                   is still the biggest annual cost problem (just as it was for the ANSI pump) as shown
                   in Table 5-16 for a sustaining cost of US$44,444/year. The API pump will consume
                   11.5 corrective (5.2 hours less than an ANSI pump) and 35.8 preventive (no differ-
                   ence from ANSI) man-hours each year.

                   Step 6:  Make Cost Profiles for Each Year of  Study. This step will  take into
                   account the annualized charges shown above in Tables 5-1 1, 5-12, and 5-13 plus the
                   Bumped charges at the front and rear end of the project as shown in Table 5-17.
                     From an examination  of  these  alternatives,  adding  the ANSI pump  in parallel
                   looks more attractive based on the NPV at the  12% discount rate using straight-line
                   depreciation. No revenue stream is included in these calculations,  so the case with
                   the smallest loss will be the most attractive case.
                     Remember, each company will have its favorite discount rate, depreciation sched-
                   ule, and method for making capital decisions. That means local conditions may pre-
                   vail in making decisions.
                   Step 7: Make Break-Even Charts for Alternatives. Break-even charts are useful
                   tools for showing effects of  fixed and variable costs. Results for the three alterna-




                                               Table 5-15
                             Non-annualized Acquisition and Sustaining Costs For
                                          A New Solo API Pump

                         API Pump:
                                Year   Year   Year   Year   Year   Year   Year   Year   Year   Year   Year
                    Cost Element
                                 0    1    2    3    4    5    6     7    8    9    10
                 Acquisition Cosls
                 Program Managemenl   1000
                 Engineering Design   1500
                 Engineering Data   1000
                 Spare parts a Logistics   2900
                 Faeflibes a Constructmn   3500
                 lnilial Tiaining   1500
                 TechnKal Dala   500
                 Capital Equipmenl   18000
                 Suslaining Cosls
                 Dowmentation Cosls   1000   0
                 Disposal Cosls                                                     3000
                           Tolot=   30800   0   0   0   0   0    0     0    0    0   3000
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