Business Aspects of Engineering, Managerial Accounting

Basic Cost Engineering, Vol. 25

Name: Basic Cost Engineering, Vol. 25
Author: Kenneth K. Humphreys
ISBN: 9780824796709

by Kenneth K. Humphreys, K. K. Humphreys, Humphreys Humphreys

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Overview

This work focuses on the application of fundamental cost engineering principles to the capital and operating costs estimation of major projects. It provides detailed coverage of profitability, risk, and sensitivity analysis. This third edition: discusses novel strategies for calculating preliminary estimates using MasterFormat; presents new information on estimating the retrofitting and extension of existing plants; contains current international cost data; and more.;A solutions manual is available to instructors only.

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Cost Engineer

a very useful form of reference.

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Cost Engineer

...a very useful form of reference.

Cost Engineering

...especially useful for factorized estimates for process and related industries...includes helpful charts, forms, and insight to guide the estimator...another good multi-purpose reference for the estimator's or cost engineer's bookshelf.

Cost Engineer

a very useful form of reference.

Cost Engineering

especially useful for factorized estimates for process and related industries…includes helpful charts, forms, and insight to guide the estimator…another good multi-purpose reference for the estimator's or cost engineer's bookshelf.

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Bridging the gap between classical engineering economics and detailed cost estimation and control, this text focuses on the application of fundamental cost-engineering principles in the preliminary capital and operating-cost estimation of major engineering projects. This revised, updated, and expanded edition adds a chapter on the estimating of retrofit and expansion projects in existing, operating plants; and another chapter that provides some reference sources for international cost data. A new bibliography is included and numerous problems and questions have been added. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)