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This document provides an overview of methods for estimating capital costs for plant design projects. It discusses indexes that can be used to adjust equipment costs over time for inflation. It also outlines three main methods (order-of-magnitude, study estimate, and preliminary estimate) for calculating total capital investment, which includes factors for bare module costs, direct permanent investment, contingencies, and working capital. Equations and figures are presented for estimating purchase costs of common equipment like pumps, heat exchangers, vessels, and towers.

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This document provides an overview of methods for estimating capital costs for plant design projects. It discusses indexes that can be used to adjust equipment costs over time for inflation. It also outlines three main methods (order-of-magnitude, study estimate, and preliminary estimate) for calculating total capital investment, which includes factors for bare module costs, direct permanent investment, contingencies, and working capital. Equations and figures are presented for estimating purchase costs of common equipment like pumps, heat exchangers, vessels, and towers.

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SKF4153 PLANTDESIGN CAPITALCOSTESTIMATION

Dr.M.Fadhil A.Wahab Dr.MuhammadAbbas AhmadZaini

CostIndexes
9 Equipmentcostisobtainedfromcharts,equationsorquotesfrom vendors,andonlyvalidforacertainperiodoftime. 9 Thecostchanges(increases)fromyeartoyearprimarilydueto inflation. 9 ToestimatepurchaseCost,CP atalaterdate, 9 TheChemicalEngineering(CE)PlantCostIndex,TheMarshall&Swift (MS)EquipmentCostIndex,TheNelsonFarrar(NF)Refinery ConstructionCostIndex,TheEngineeringNewsRecord(ENR) ConstructionCostIndex.

I Cost = Base Cost I base

TotalCapitalInvestment(TCI)
9 Onetimeexpensefordesign,constructionandstartupfornew orarevampofanexistingplant. 9 Grassrootsplantsvs.Plantexpansions. 9 ComponentsofTCI: CTBM:TotalBareModuleCost CDPI:DirectPermanentInvestment CTDC:TotalDepreciableCapital CTPI:TotalPermanentInvestment CW:WorkingCapitalInvestment

EstimationofTCI
Methods(Levelsofaccuracy), Orderofmagnitudeestimate( 50%) basedonproductionrateand majorequipmentsasdeterminefrombenchscalelaboratorydata. Studyestimate( 35%) basedonapreliminaryprocessdesign. Preliminaryestimate( 20%) basedondetailedprocessdesign studiesleadingtoanoptimizedprocessdesign. Definitiveestimate basedonadetailedplantdesign,including detaileddrawingsandcostestimates,sufficienttoapplycost accounting.

METHOD1:OrderofMagnitudeEstimate
Toknowwhetheraprocessisworthpursuingornot? Suitableforlowpressureprocess(<100psi) Needproductionrateandflowsheetshowingmajorequipment Calculationarebasedon: Abaseproductionrateof10,000,000lb/yrofmainproduct BasedonMarshallandSwiftIndex(IMS) Carbonsteelconstruction Designpressure<100psi

Step1ofMETHOD1
UsingsixtenthsrulecomputeproductionratefactorFPR:
Capacity 2 F = PR Capacity b m Main product flowrate, lb / yr = 10, 000, 000 0.6

Step2ofMETHOD1
CalculateindividualmodulecostCMforcompressors,blowers, separators(distillation,absorber,etc.),reactor,butnotfor pump,flash,refluxdrumandheatexchanger.

0.25 > design pressure psia if psia , , 100 $160000 = FPR FM 100

FMismaterialfactor;Carbonsteel(FM=1.0),Copper(FM=1.2),Stainlesssteel (FM=2.0),NickelAlloy(FM=2.5),Titaniumclad(FM=3.0).

Step3ofMETHOD1
CalculatetotalbaremoduleinvestmentCTBMforcurrentyear,
CTBM I MS = FPI I MS ,base C M

FPIisfactortoaccountforpiping,instrumentation,automaticcontrolaswell asindirectcosts.Forsolidhandling(FPI=1.85),solid&fluids(FPI=2.0)andfor fluidshandling(FPI=2.15).

Step4ofMETHOD1
CalculatedirectpermanentinvestmentCDPI

C DPI = (1 + F1 + F2 )CTBM
F1 andF2 arefactorstoaccountsitepreparation,servicefacilities,utility plants.Foroutdoorconstruction(F1=0.15),Indoor&outdoor(F1=0.4)and indooronly(F1=0.8).Forminoradditiontoexistingfacilities(F2=0.10),major additiontoexistingfacilities(F2=0.3)andforgrassrootsplant(F2=0.8).

Step5ofMETHOD1
CalculatetotalpermanentinvestmentCTPI Add40%tocoverforcontingenciesandanother10%forland, royaltiesandstartup(totalof50%,thusmultiplyby1.5).

CTPI = 1.5C DPI


CalculatetotalcapitalinvestmentCTCI Add15%tothetotalpermanentinvestmentCTPI

C = 1 . 15 C TCI TPI

METHOD2:StudyEstimate
HerethemethodisbasedonoverallfactormethodofLang (1947,1948). ReferTable22.16forLangfactorsofTPIandCPI,fL,TPI andfL,TCI, respectively. Purchasecost,CP foraparticularbaseyear(Ib,i) shouldalready beknown. Thepurchasecostofequipmentwasbasedonyear1977,and thecorrespondingMSindexforthatyearis514.

SummaryofstepsinMethod2
Prepareanequipmentlistincludingtheirpurchasecostfora particularbaseyear. Updatetothecurrentcostindex(II)andsumtheupdated purchasecost. Multiplyby1.05toaccountfordeliverycosttotheplantsite.

C C

TPI

= 1.05 f = 1.05 f

L , TPI

I I
i i

b, i

C C

P, i

TCI

L , TCI

I I

P, i

b, i

METHOD3:PreliminaryEstimate
9 BasedonIndividualFactorsMethodofGuthrie (1969,1974). 9 Bestcarriedoutafter; Optimalprocessdesign, CompleteM&Ebalances,Equipmentsizinganddecisionon materialsofconstruction, ProcesscontrolconfigurationdevelopedasinP&ID.

Steps1&2ofMETHOD3
Prepareanequipmentlistincludingtheirpurchasecostfora particularbaseyear. Updatetothecurrentcostindex(I). Thepurchasecostisbasedonnearambientdesignpressure, carbonsteelmaterialandabasedesign.

Step3ofMETHOD3
Foreachpieceofequipment,determinebaremodulecost

(CBM)usingbaremodulefactors(FBM)andapplyappropriate factorsfordesign(Fd),pressure(FP)andmaterial(Fm).

I C = C [F + (F F F 1)] I
BM P, b BM d P M b

Steps4&5ofMETHOD3
ObtainedthetotalbaremodulecostCTBM.

C
startupandroyalties)

TBM

= C

BM

CalculatetotalpermanentinvestmentCTPI,(note:notincluding

TPI

= 1.18(C

TBM

+C +C
site

building

+C

offsite facilities

AddworkingcapitaltocalculatetotalcapitalinvestmentCTCI

TCI

=C +C
TPI

WC

PurchaseCost,Cp
Table22.19givessourcesofwidelyusedequipmentcostdataand thecorrespondingbasecostindex. Usuallypresentedintheformofgraphsand/orequations. CouldbegeneratedusingAspenIcarus ProcessEvaluator(Aspen IPE). AspenIPE:moreaccurate,consistentandperiodicallyupdated.

Cp ofCentrifugalPump
9 Determinesizefactor,S=Q(H)0.5 9 QisflowrateingpmandHisthepumpheadinft 9 Calculatebasef.o.b.purchasecost,

CB=exp{9.71710.6019[ln(S)]+0.0519[ln(S)]2}
9 Purchasecost(CB hasalreadytakenintoaccount)ofasingle stage,3600rpm,verticalsplitcase(VSC),andmadeofcast ironcentrifugalpumpforSbetween400and100000canbe estimatedfromFigure22.3.

9 Forotherspecifications,purchasecostofcentrifugalpump,

C p = F T F MC B
9 FM ismaterialfactor fromTable22.21. 9 FT ispumptypefactor fromTable22.20. 9 Thispricedoesnotincludeelectricmotor.

Cp ofShell&TubeHEX
9 Basef.o.b.purchasecostdataofHEXarecorrelatedintermsof surfacearea. 9 Fig.22.10isonlyvalidforcarbonsteeltubes, in.or1in.OD,wall thicknessoftubeis16BWG(BirminghamWireGage),20ftlong, squareortriangularpitch,carbonsteelwithshellsidepressureup to100psig,andsurfaceareabetween150to12000ft2. 9 Forotherspecifications,useEquation22.43,andCB ofparticular designfromEquations22.3922.42.

9 Equation22.43;

Cp=FPFMFLCB
9 FL istubelengthcorrectionfactor (seepage571) 9 FM ismaterialfactor (Equation22.44andTable22.25) 9 FP ispressurefactor (Equation22.45),Pinpsig. 9 Readalso onpurchasecostsfordoublepipeHEXandfired heater.

Cp ofPressurevesselandTowers
Sizefactor=Weight(lb) Forotherspecifications,useEquation22.52.

Cp=FMCV+CPL
Obtaincostofemptyvessels,CV;inEquations22.53 (horizontal),22.54(vertical)and22.57(towers). Additionalcostforplatformandladder,CPL;inEquations22.55 (Horizontal),22.56(Vertical)and22.58(towers). Useappropriateunitsfortheequations ValuesofFM aregiveninTable22.26.

W=(Di+tS)(L+0.8Di)tS
isdensityofcarbonsteel. tS isthicknessofshellandellipticalheads. 9 Athighinternalpressure(operatingpressure);use Equation22.60,wheretS =tP. 9 Minimumwallthicknessatlowpressuresaregivenat page575. Effectofwindandearthquakeonaverticalvessel/tower,use Equations22.60and22.62.tS =tV =tP+tW Atlowinternalpressure(vacuum),useEquations22.6322.65. tS =tV =tE+tEC.

Cp ofTrayandPackedTower
Addcostofinstalledtrays(inclusivealldowncomers),CT tocostof vessel.

Cp=FMCV+CPL+CT CT=NTFNTFTTFTMCBT
Basecost,CBT(CE394,year2000)isgivenbyEquation22.67. NT istraynumber,FNT isgivenbyEquation22.68,FTT istraytype factor,FTM istraymaterialfactor,seepage577. ForPackedcolumn,selflearnfrompage578.

References G.D.Ulrich,ProcessPlantDesignandEconomics,JohnWiley,1984. L.T.Biegler,I.E.Grossman,A.W.Westerberg,SystematicMethodsof ChemicalProcessDesign,PrenticeHall,1997. Monograph,ProcessDesignandSynthesis,Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, 2006/07 W.D.Seider,J.D.Seider,D.R.Lewin,ProductandProcessDesign Principles:Synthesis,AnalysisandEvaluation,JohnWileyandSons,Inc., 2010.

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