The town of Dry Gulch needs an additional supply of water from Pine Creek. The town engineer

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The town of Dry Gulch needs an additional supply of water from Pine Creek. The town engineer has selected two plans for comparison: a gravity plan (diverts water at a point 10 miles up Pine Creek and carry it through a pipeline by gravity to the town) and a pumping plan (diverts water at a point closer to the town and pumps it to the town). The pumping plant would be built in two stages, with half-capacity installed initially and the other half installed 10 years later.
An analysis will assume a 40-year life, 10% interest, and no salvage value. Costs are as follows:
The town of Dry Gulch needs an additional supply of

Use an annual cash flow analysis to determine the more economical plan.

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Salvage value is the estimated book value of an asset after depreciation is complete, based on what a company expects to receive in exchange for the asset at the end of its useful life. As such, an asset’s estimated salvage value is an important...
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Engineering Economic Analysis

ISBN: 9780195168075

9th Edition

Authors: Donald Newnan, Ted Eschanbach, Jerome Lavelle

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