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DRMS Permit Index
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C1981038A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
APPENDIX C
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Coal Transportation - TRANSPORTATION EA Removed by MR108 6/29/04
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Since capital expenditure costs are assumed to take place at time zero, they <br />are at present worth, then no discountiny is needed. The interest rate <br />factor is set at the prime lendiny rate, Addiny upfront capital costs to <br />the present worth of annual costs allows the present costs of each alterna- <br />tive to be compared, It produces a truly comparable estimate of costs for <br />alternatives involving different investment and operational characteristics <br />and permits this estimate to he expressed as a sinyle number, Calculations <br />then can be done and compared on various annual tonnaye rates to determine <br />the rate at which any new alternative would he comparable to or better than <br />the existing trucking system, For additional information on the method of <br />analysis, refer to Principles of Engineering Economy by Euyene L. Grant and <br />W. Grant Ireson, <br />Total costs consist of basically two types, capital expenditure costs and <br />annual operatiny and maintenance costs. As a general proposition when capi- <br />tal expenditure costs are high, annual costs tend to be low conversely, when <br />capital expenditure costs are low, annual costs tend to be high, <br />Annual expenses consist of operating and maintenance costs, Operating <br />expense consisting of the total amount currently paid to C.WI contractor for <br />trucking is the largest component of the truck haulage costs. Analysis of <br />the conveyor system indicates that additional labor would be needed for it <br />over the existing case because of additional facilities. Conveyor operatiny <br />expenses would realize a saving in power because of the excess generated by <br />a downhill conveyor system. <br />The actual repair and maintenance expenses for a new transportation alterna- <br />tive cannot really be determined until after construction of the facility. <br />However, previous experience allows maintenance and repair expenses to he <br />• approximated as a percentage of initial capitals, Experience with conveyors <br />indicates that annual operatiny and maintenance costs are approximately 3 <br />percent of the original capital investment, Maintenance costs of a truck <br />haulage system consists of road overlay due to the heavy tonnage truck <br />traveling the Steven's Gulch Road. <br />As with any analysis involving future events, various assumptions must he <br />made: <br />1) The "n" factor in the uniform series present worth I~,S.P,W, equation <br />represents a contract term for coal sales. <br />2) The "i" factor in the II,S.P,W, equation is a discount rate set at <br />the prime lendiny rate. <br />3) Calculations are based on information known as of November 1, 1984, <br />To aid in understanding of the methodology, the following theoretical sample <br />calculation is presented: <br />SAMPLE CALCULATIONS <br />Assumptions <br />- Existing trucking cost = 80.50/ton <br />- Road maintenance costs = 3300,000.DU/lU years <br />- Annual production is 1,000,000 tons/year <br />4 <br />
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