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A steam generation system at a biomassfueled power plant uses an electrostatic precipitator (ESP) to clean its gaseous effluents. The power plant has consistently made use of the same type of ESP over the past several years. The installed cost of a new ESP has been relatively constant at $80,000. Records of operation and maintenance expenses indicate the following average expenses per year as a function of the age of the ESP. The MVs of the ESP are also reasonably well known as a function of age. Determine the best time to replace the ESP if the MARR
is 15% per year


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A steam generation system at a biomass-fueled power plant uses an electrostatic precipitator (ESP) to clean its gaseous effluents. the best time to replace the ESP is mathematically given as

EUAC3= 46377.48

What is the best time to replace the ESP if the MARR is 15% per year?

Generally, the equation for the EUAC for the yrs of operation  is mathematically given as

For Year 1

EUAC1 = 85000 * (A/P,9%,1) + 25000 - 63000 * (A/F,9%,1)

EUAC1 = 54650

Solving till year 5

EUAC2= 46525.60

EUAC3= 46377.48

EUAC4= 48730.91

EUAC5= 50730.79

In conclusion,  the best time to replace the ESP if the MARR is 15% per year will be at the EUAC3= 46377.48  since EUAC is the lowest at that year.

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