PD-NOTE 1 Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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includes all engineering aspects involved in the development of either a new, mattified or expanded industrial plant.

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Plant Design

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which is synonymous to FEASIBILITY STUDY, is a systematic inquiry to determine whether a specific business
undertaking could be implemented at a certain acceptable profit level

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Project Study

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5 MAJOR COMPONENTS OF PROJECT STUDY:

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  1. Market study
  2. Technical Study
  3. Management Study
  4. Financial Feasibility study
  5. Social Desirability (SocioEconomic) study
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4
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to know minimal risk
to know higher rate of return
on investment
to know ample demand for the
product (major)

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Market Study

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5
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identifies whether the product
could be produced at the
highest possible quality level
of min. cost

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Technical Study

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  • composition relating to
    physical/mechanical/chemical properties
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product

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7
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-detailed flow
charts indicating materials
and energy processes,
duration of the process.

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mfg. process

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8
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production capacity, no. of days the plant will operate Each year, Yearly production.

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Plant Size

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number, specifications, rated
capacity availability of spare
parts, repair services

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machines / equipment

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relating to their physical /
mechanical/chemical properties, sources, alternating, costs

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Raw Materials

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electricity, water,
fuel, supplies

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utilities

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12
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det. the appropriate business
origin, people who will be
involved both before & during
the operation periods of the
op. & their functions

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management study

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13
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type of business origin

organizational chart

functions of personnel
qualifications/ compensation/
fringe benefits/ facilities

Recruitment/ training
program of personnel

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management study

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14
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determine the profitability
level of the project which is
generally defined as the
relationship of the net income
after taxes to the total
investment

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financial feasibility study

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15
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based on the availability of
opportunity cost in a
particular period of time &
place.

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financial feasibility study

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16
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Involved into on total project
cost, initial capital
requirements, sources of, financial statements,
financial analysis

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financial feasibility study

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Accounting Statements (6)

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a. Income statement
b. Cash flow
c. Balance sheets
d. liquidity
e. degree of indebtedness
f. profitability

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BEP

Sates

Prices

Amount of Sales regard to
earn a certain amount of profit

Cash payback period

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Financial Rations

19
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measured in terms of the no.
of workers that shall be
employed and approx. annual
amount of taxes to be paid by
the project & workers to the
government.

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SOCIO-ECO STUDY

20
Q

measured by the eco. benefits
that will accrue to the people
living in the community & its
vicinities

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SOCIO-ECO STUDY

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  • makes eco.
    eval. of new processes, design,
    industrial areas of equipment,
    develop plant layout for the coordination of the over- all
    operation
22
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-a chemical engr.
Specializing in design. the eco.
aspects of the

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used in
connection eco. Eval & general
eco. analysis of industrial
processes

24
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actual
design of the equipment &
facilities necessary for
carrying continuously the
process.

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PROCESS DESIGN

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FACTORS affecting process design development include
1. environmental protection 2. safety & health needs of plant personnel & the public
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OTHER FACTORS:
1. Plant location 2. Plant layout 3. Plant operation /control 4. utiility requirements. 5. Structural design 6. Storage & buildings 7. Materials handling 8. Patent considerations 9. Economic conditions & limitations (customer needs & demands)
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