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Ullmann, Christian

doi:10.1007/bf00223136

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“…Lang's method considered the foundation of factorial methods proposes that the ISBL fixed capital cost of a factory be given as a function of the total cost of equipment purchased by the equation 32,33 :

{normalC}_{normalL} = {normalf}_{normalL} \times E,

where C L is the total plant ISBL capital cost by the Lang method; f L is the Lang factor. Plants processing only fluids have the highest Lang factor, 4.74, while plants only processing solids have a factor of 3.10.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…To account for indirect costs, a second set of factors is applied to the total direct cost: for engineering and construction (E & C), contingencies (C), and the size adjustment factor (SF). The values of these factors are presented in Table 2 32

{normalC}_{direct} = (1 + {normalf}_{P 1} + {normalf}_{P 2} + {normalf}_{normalB} + {normalf}_{normalF} + {normalf}_{normalI}) E,

{normalC}_{Ch} = (1 + {normalf}_{{normalE}_{&} C} + {normalf}_{normalC} + {normalf}_{SF}) {normalC}_{direct},

where C Ch is the total capital investment by Chilton's method.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This is done using the cost curve method. Lang's method considered the foundation of factorial methods proposes that the ISBL fixed capital cost of a factory be given as a function of the total cost of equipment purchased by the equation 32,33 :…”

Section: Capital Cost Estimatementioning

confidence: 99%

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The membrane is a central component in the commercialization of vanadium redox flow batteries (VRFB), with Nafion being the preferred material for those membranes. Nafion suffers however from high vanadium crossover and high cost, thus limiting its wider commercial application in VRFB. To address this, studies have focused on sulfonated polyether ether ketone (SPEEK) as an alternative material. This work presents an economic study on the production costs of 3D printed SPEEK (3D‐SPEEK) membranes for VRFB, with multiple production scenarios evaluated. This analysis relies on the performances of 3D‐SPEEK membranes prepared in our laboratory, which have shown higher Coulombic efficiency and lower vanadium ions diffusion than Nafion membranes. Results from the economic analysis revealed that the cost of the 3D‐SPEEK membrane varies from 567.77 to 79.35 €/m2 depending on the production scheme and scale used. Production costs lower than commercial Nafion membranes are achieved when a large production scheme is used. Further analysis shows that 3D‐SPEEK membranes might even be cheaper than conventional SPEEK membranes if their printing time is reduced.

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