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The Life Cycle Costing for Facilities Online Course
The Life Cycle Cost (LCC) methodology is considered one of the most comprehensive, and objective methods for selecting the optimum system for construction of a facility. All factors / elements that influence a total system facility cost can be identified and quantified
by comparing two or more alternatives.
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Dear New Student:
As for your questions on HW#3:
Question 5 was designed to get you familiar with the Normal tables . We were looking for you to use A-9. you are looking for a PWA of 6.00. Go down the 5% Escalation line to find it and you extrapolate some 7.4 years.-ANSWER. As a check you can use the fuel charts.
Next, Question 6. I am sorry it was not clear, change the savings to read $750,000 over 10 years. That equals a PWA of 5,33 . At that makes the answer 13.6 % interest rate.. I have attached automated
Tables that make things easier. You
can also use the LCC format worksheet and plug in 10% interest and play games with the years-Enable macros to get the sheet to work. If you like your can lower your computer security to low and bypass that step.
I am available for more questions.
Al Dell'Isola
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