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WORKSHOP CARTAGENA - JULIO 2007 Pump Life Cycle Cost

Pump Life Cycle Cost Models As Defined By Europump And Hydraulic Institute By: Daniel Irigo

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Life Cycle Cost

The life cycle cost (LCC) of any piece of equipment is the total lifetime cost to purchase, install, operate, maintain, and dispose of that equipment. Determining LCC involves a methodology to identify and quantify all of the components of the LCC equation.

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Life Cycle Cost What Is The Life Cycle Costing Difference Between an $11.00 Gallon of Paint and an

$18.00 Gallon of Paint?

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Life Cycle Cost Which One Do You Buy? WHY?

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Life Cycle Cost What Information Is Needed?

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Life Cycle Cost $11.00

Amount of Pigment Number of Coats Cost of Labour Time to do Job Life of Paint Gallons/Job

X 2 $5.00/hour 40 1 year 10

$18.00

2X 1 $5.00/hour 20 2 years 5 1

6

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Life Cycle Cost 2 Year Life Cycle Cost $11.00 Gallon Material: 10 x 11.00 x 2 = $220 Labour: $ 5.00/hr x 40 x 2 = $400 TOTAL $620

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Life Cycle Cost 2 Year Life Cycle Cost $18.00 Gallon Material: 5 x 18.00 x 1 = $ 90 Labour: $ 5.00/hr x 20 x 1 = $100 TOTAL $190

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Life Cycle Cost $ 11.00 Pigment

X

$ 18.00 2X

Number of Coats 2

1

Cost of Labour

$ 5.00/hour

$ 5.00/hour

Time to do Job

40

20

Life of Paint

1 year

2 years

Gallons / Job

10

5

2 years labour

$ 400

$ 100

2 years material

$ 220

$ 90

2 years LCC

$ 620

$ 190

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Life Cycle Cost

Initial and installation costs only. Competitive markets, need to improve profitability of operations. Environmental impact, energy efficient, reduce emissions and preserve natural resources. 30-50% of energy consumed by pump systems can be saved by equipment or control changes

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Life Cycle Cost LCC Analysis Life Cycle Cost analysis can be done for new pump installation as well as for existing pump installation for the remaining life time.

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Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps Cinst Ce ofCLCC Cor Components op

Cin

Cdt

Cc

Cv

Cin = initial cost

Cdt = loss of production cost

Cinst = installation cost

Cc = decontamination cost

Ce = energy cost

Cv = removal cost

Cop = operational cost Cor = maintenance & repair costs

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Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps Cin

Initial Cost

Develop specification Time involved in queries and administration purchase order Purchasing of equipment Drawings, documents & certificates Testing, inspections and measurements CE - marking 3rd Party inspection Spare parts

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Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps Cinst

Installation Cost

Transport to site Unloading, temporary stocking Site inspections Special preservations Civil works Cranage Positioning, alignment, anchorage

Life Cycle Cost Cinst

Installation Cost

Grouting Baseplate Alignment pump train Connecting main and auxillary piping Instrumental connections Electrical connections Start-up ( Initial) Commissioning Training

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Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps Ce

Energy Cost

Operating pump at BEP

Optimum clearances

Low energy for auxillary systems

Optimize pump system, like valve throttling

Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps Cop

Operational Cost

Man hours required from operators

Cost for routine maintenance

Condition Monitoring

Filter cleaning

Etc.

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Life Cycle Cost

Cor

Centrifugal Pumps Maintenance and Repair Costs

Cost general overhauls / repairs Inventory cost spare parts Maintenance cost depending strategy Run to failure Predictive Preventive Pro-active Etc.

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Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps Cdt

Loss of production cost

Unscheduled Outage costs, due to pump reliability issues.

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Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps Cc

Decontamination Cost

Soil pollution

Disposal remaining pump product

Control for compliance with environmental legislation.

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Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps Cv

Removal Cost

Equipment

Installation

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Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps

LCC = Cin + Cinst + Ce + Cop + Cor + Cdt + Cc + Cv

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Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps

2. 2 2. % 3% 6 0. .8% 4%

Pump LCC model Example Overhung Process pump (SCE)

Removal

Purchase 43 .7 %

Installation

Contamination

0. 4%

44 .2 %

Energy

Operational

Maintenance

Q = 605 m3/hr H = 55,8 meter

= 81,5% Power = 72 kW Industry = Petrochemical

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Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps CONCLUSIONS Initial CAPEX is only a small percentage of LCC Energy cost and maintenance and repair cost are main contributors to TOTAL LCC LCC cost depends on: Industry Process Maintenance strategy

Include NPV in evaluations (Net present value)

Life Cycle Cost, Maintenance Programs

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Goals Prolonged Machinery Life Minimum Unscheduled Downtime Scheduled Shutdowns: Unnecessary overhauls eliminated Reduce Maintenance Costs No standby equipment

Increase Plant Production

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Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps Example: Problem Control Valve Pumping storage tank to pressurised tank Fluid Contains Solids Heat exchanger heats fluid Flow regulated by Control Valve to 80 m^3/hr. Valve fails by erosion cavitation every 12 months. Repair Cost $4k Project Engineer to change to cavitation resistant but wants to look at other options and perfrom LCC analysis on alternative solutions.

Life Cycle Cost

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Centrifugal Pumps System Analysis 15-20 % Open Pressure Drop

A Motor efficiency 90% 0.08 $/kWhr

Rated at 100m^3/hr Operates at 80 m^3/hr 6000 hr/year

B

Life Cycle Cost

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Centrifugal Pumps Options 1. A new Control Valve to accommodate high pressure differential. 2. The impeller can be trimmed to reduce pressure drop across control valve. 3. Install VFD, remove control valve 4. Do nothing.

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Life Cycle Cost 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0

System Curve A&D

430 mm impeller 375 mm impeller

Reduced Speed

0

20

40

60

80

100 90 System Curve 80 B 70 60 System Curve 50 40 C 30 20 10 0 100 120 140 160

Flow m^3/hr

Effy %

Head m

Pump and System Curves

Life Cycle Cost Centrifugal Pumps LCC Cost and Assumptions Annual Routine maintenance $ 500 Pump Repair Cost $ 2500 every two years No disposal or environmental costs 8-year project life Capital Project interest rate 8%, inflation 4% New Control valve $ 5000 Modify Impeller $ 2250 Install VFD $ 21500 Valve Repair $ 4000

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LCC $ Cost

Cost Comparison (1) Change Control v/v 430

(2) Trim Impeller 375

(3) VFD

430

(4) Repair Control v/v 430

71.7

42.0

34.5

71.7

Efficiency %

75.1

72.1

77

75.1

Flow m^3/hr

80

80

80

80

Power kW

23.1

14.0

11.6

23.1

Energy $/year

11,088

6,720

5,568

11,088

New Valve

5000

0

0

0

Modify Impeller

0

2250

0

0

VFD

0

0

20000

0

Install VFD

0

0

1500

0

Valve Repair/year

0

0

0

4000

Impeller Diameter mm Pump Head m

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LCC Comparison

LCC $ Cost

(2) Trim Impeller 2250 0.08

(3) VFD

Initial Investment Energy (now) /kWhr

(1) Change Control v/v 5000 0.08

21500 0.08

(4) Repair Control v/v 0 0.08

Power kW Operating Hours Cost of Energy Maintenance/year Repair / 2nd Year Other yearly costs Downtime cost / year

23.1 6000 11,088 500 2500 0 0

14.0 6000 6,720 500 2500 0 0

11.6 6000 5,568 1000 2500 0 0

23.1 6000 11,088 500 2500 4000 0

Environmental cost

0

0

0

0

Disposal Cost / year

0

0

0

0

Life time in years Interest Rate % Inflation Rate % Present LCC value

8 8 4 91,827

8 8 4 59,481

8 8 4 74,313

8 8 4 113,930

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Life Cycle Costs

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