Tuesday, 1 November 2005 - 10:00 AM
180g
Top Ten Economic Break Points in Pilot Plant Design and Construction
David Edwards, Zeton Inc, 740 Oval Court, Burlington, ON L7L 6A9, Canada and H. Troy Wong, Project Manager, Zeton Inc, 740 Oval Court, Burlington, ON L7L 6A9, Canada.
Economic (cost) break points can be found every step of the way through pilot plant design and construction. For example, decisions made on throughput (equipment and line size), design pressure and temperature (material of construction and component rating), operating mode (batch or continuous, once-through or recycle), lifecycle, layout (space constraints), level and sophistication of automation (instrumentation and control system), and application of specifications can all impact the final plant cost.
In this presentation, the top ten economic break points will be identified, each illustrated with examples from actual pilot plant projects completed by Zeton.
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