N-1Non-Confidential Work Order 7/30/2010
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VP Technical and Construction An Emera Company K . UARB APPRO VAL SHEET · Project Title: LIN - U&U CW Pump Refurbis hment CI Number: 39623 Capital Project Authorization Head Office Use: _ ATO Project Number: ☐ Final Cost Date: July 30, 201...
AI summary This document outlines the LIN - U&U CW Pump Refurbishment project, including its budget estimate, project estimate, and key dates such as the estimated start and close dates. The submission was made on behalf of Nova Scotia Power Inc. and approved by the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board.
Summary of Related Cl's +1- 2 years 2009 - 34703 LIN 2B CW Pump Refurbishment 2011 - TBD LIN 4A CW PUMP Refurbishment 2010 06/06 Forecast Variance 5,195 19,473 73,568 272,500 11,000 381,736 Approved Date Budget Version Amount 0 0 0 0 0 0 F...
AI summary The text presents a summary of related cost line items for pump refurbishments at LIN 2B and LIN 4A, including forecast amounts and budget versions from 2009 to 2011. It outlines various cost centres, activity accounts, and total costs associated with the CircWater System and Thermal Regular Labour.
Project Number CINumber 39623 LlN-U&U-CW Pump Refurbishment Project Number Approved Date Cost Centre 305 Parent CI Number 305-Lingan 3&4 Prod.Unit Capital Item Justification Justification Criteria: Thermal Sub-Criteria: Maintenance Name of...
AI summary This document provides details about a capital item justification for the Lingan 3&4 Production Unit, specifically related to the refurbishment of the LlN-U&U-CW Pump. The justification is based on thermal maintenance criteria.
Why do this project? In March 2010, the pump in location 3A failed and was removed from service. It is necessary to refurbish this pump and ret Jrn it to service as soon as possible to reduce the risk of unit de-rating or a forced outage w...
AI summary The pump in location 3A failed in 2010 and requires urgent refurbishment to prevent unit de-rating or outages. Each unit relies on two Circulating Water (CW) pumps for condenser cooling, critical for maintaining efficiency and vacuum levels. During warmer months, both pumps are necessary; failure of one could restrict load generation, while losing both would cause outages. The pumps, aged 18–23 years, suffer from wear and corrosion.
Why do this project this way? Refurbishment is the most cost effective and practical option. Station: L1NGAN GENERATING STATION CI Number: CI39623
AI summary The document discusses the refurbishment of the L1NGAN GENERATING STATION as the most cost-effective and practical option for the project. A capital item (CI39623) is referenced.
Project: L1N-UU CW PUMP Refurbishment I Item Descri~tion 1/ II Rate ($/hr} II Qt~ CosiEst 1/ 1/ Totals 1 Regular Plant Labor Engineering 47 64 $3,008 Supervision Trades 42 32 80 2100 $3,360 $67,200 Sub-Total Plant Resources $73,568 2 Mater...
AI summary The document provides a detailed cost estimate for the L1N-UU CW Pump Refurbishment project, including labor, materials, contracts, and additional charges. The total project estimate is listed as $381,736, with an additional quote from the supplier included as a contingency for unforeseen costs during re-installment.
LlN-PE-CW PUMP REfurbishment Summary of Alternatives Budget Year: Division: ' 2010 1 Date: 30.;;JOI-10 Power Production CI Number: 39623 Department: Lingan Project No. : Originator: Ron MacNeil Alternative After Tax WACC PVof EVA / NPV Ran...
AI summary The document presents a cost-benefit analysis of refurbishing versus replacing a pump at the Lingan Power Production facility. Alternative A (refurbish) has a higher net present value and a shorter payback period than Alternative B (replace). The analysis assumes a 15-year life for the pump and includes avoided costs from unplanned outages.
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AI summary The text consists of a series of numerical values and a mention of a pump refurbishment project, likely related to capital expenditures or infrastructure planning.
Replace Pump Year I Total Revenue I Operating Costs I Capital I CCA I UCC I CFBT I Applicable Tax as J. CFAT J Discount Factor I PV of CF I CNPV 2010 272,842.3 - (640,000.0) 25,600.0 614,400.0 (367,157.8) (84,569.2) (451,727.0) 1.000 (451,...
AI summary The document presents a financial analysis of the LlN-PE-CW pump refurbishment project from 2010 to 2027, detailing revenue, operating costs, capital expenditures, and net present value (NPV) calculations over time. The analysis shows fluctuating cash flows and a cumulative net present value indicating the project's financial viability.
00.7 97,757.7 - 2,63e.2 2,635.2 0.084 221.9 14,427,637.8 2050 - - - 7,820.6 89,937.1 - 2,981.2 2,981.2 0.079 235.6 14,427,873.4 ll:>.oi,.iotalf:'!l;.n~'1h8:416f788f4';;;0i'·"''iI~j\if'[<4''''-\ )o-F:Ii'(:n435;759;6);r~'7;'1;34S:822:5;;; ~1...
AI summary The document presents a summary of alternatives for the LIN-PE-CW Pump Refurbishment, including numerical data and a reference to a figure. Key details involve capital expenditures and potential refurbishment options, though specific arguments or regulatory positions are not explicitly stated.