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    The document provides a table outlining field costs for various activities in engineering thousand dollars including labor hours, material costs, and total costs. It also provides guidance on estimating costs for interconnecting pipe and utility distribution based on flowsheet and plot plan take-offs or 50% of process area piping. For instrumentation, $20,000 per equipment item is recommended, and $21,000 per motor and feeders is usually adequate for electrical costs including substations, wiring, lighting and grounding.

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    The document provides a table outlining field costs for various activities in engineering thousand dollars including labor hours, material costs, and total costs. It also provides guidance on estimating costs for interconnecting pipe and utility distribution based on flowsheet and plot plan take-offs or 50% of process area piping. For instrumentation, $20,000 per equipment item is recommended, and $21,000 per motor and feeders is usually adequate for electrical costs including substations, wiring, lighting and grounding.

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    Table 1 9 . 3 6 Field Costs Factor Breakdown

    Chapter 19

    - " Total

    Field Activity c Equipment erection Piping Instrumentation Electrical Site Preparation Fire Protection Concrete Structural Steel Buildings Insulation Painting Total Directs Field lndirects 20% Labor

    Thousand $ Mat'l

    Labor

    Hours Work $MIH

    W-H

    Total

    7,250 58,400 18,200 1 1,800 2,200 3,700 10,350 12,100 3,600 3,600 1,400 1703 132,600 48.30 82,200 50,400 16.400 149.000

    0 18,000 12,300 4,400 350 1,850 1,850 6,900 2,200 2,200 350

    1,250 40,400 5,900 7,400 1,850 1,850 8,500 5,200 1,400 1,400 1,050

    54.00 48.50 47.50 47.50 45.00 45.00 45.00 51 .OO 45.00 48.50 45.00

    134 833 124 156 4 1 4 1 189 102 31 29 23

    Interconnecting Pipe and Utility Distribution Estimate based on either flowsheet and plot plans take-offs, or use 50% of the process areas' piping.

    Equipment-Related Costs
    Instrumentation Account
    Based on the Table19.34 historical data, $20,000 per equipment itemis more than adequate.

    Electrical Account
    An allowance of$2 1,000 per motor and feeders is usually adequate to cover:

    - Unit substation and switchgear. - Power and control wiring. - Process area lighting. - Grounding.

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