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Pulacayo Project Feasibility Study - Apogee Silver

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<strong>Pulacayo</strong> 1 000 t/d Phase I <strong>Feasibility</strong> <strong>Study</strong> - NI 43-101 Technical Report<br />

090644-3-0000-20-IFI-100<br />

Item Description Detail<br />

6 Structural Steel<br />

7<br />

Tanks and Platework (Chutes<br />

and Pump Boxes)<br />

8 Piping/Valves<br />

9 Electrical<br />

10<br />

Material/Quantity Take-offs<br />

(MTO’s)<br />

11 Instrumentation<br />

by contractors, assuming that the concrete will be produced in<br />

a batch plant fed with aggregated obtained nearby the project<br />

site<br />

The weight of structural steel (metallic structures) is obtained<br />

from design models (SAP 2000) and the bolts and connections<br />

are estimated according to weight ratios. Handrails and grating<br />

panels are measured from the plant layout and the grout is<br />

calculated according to the section of the column<br />

Quantities for platework and metal liners for tanks, pump boxes<br />

and chutes have been calculated from sketches and provided<br />

in kilograms of steel. Unitary prices used were obtained from<br />

provider and from the TWP’s database, as appropriate<br />

Piping and fittings quantities are based in quantity take-off with<br />

prices (USD/m) budgetary quotes. The quantity take-offs are<br />

developed from pipe routing drawings based on the general<br />

arrangement drawings and the P&ID’s which identifies pipe<br />

size. The list of materials (MTO’s) have been developed for the<br />

main pipes only (as shown in the piping route GA). These<br />

pipes have been costed based on this information and the<br />

available quotes for materials/accessories. The rest of the<br />

pipes for each processing area will be costed based on a<br />

percentage of the total pipes capital costs<br />

Power cables costs have been estimated by using rates<br />

(USD/m). Electrical costs have been developed from the<br />

related study deliverables of others disciplines and are based<br />

on the single line diagram (substations, switchgear,<br />

switchboards, power transformers and motor control centers),<br />

drawings and sketches. The mechanical equipment list was<br />

used to estimate plant loading and site power requirements.<br />

The equipment list in conjunction with the site plan was used to<br />

determine electrical building locations by centralizing electrical<br />

infrastructure to minimize cable runs. Major electrical rooms<br />

are located within the large process buildings and<br />

infrastructure. Electrical equipment and cable (caliber length)<br />

prices are supplied by providers. TWP’s database has been<br />

used as appropriate. Field instrumentation costs are derived<br />

from in-house pricing data base and recent pricing obtained<br />

from recent similar projects<br />

Material take-offs were prepared for all facilities. In addition to<br />

the equipment list and other engineering discipline<br />

deliverables, the engineering disciplines are also responsible<br />

to generate bulk materials take-offs for estimating. A material<br />

take-off is the process of analyzing drawings and determining<br />

all the materials required to complete the design (list of<br />

materials, quantities, types, grades of materials and the<br />

weights of such materials)<br />

It is based on the list of Instruments and Control Equipment,<br />

quotations from suppliers and/or ratios that are accordance<br />

with the TWP database of similar projects. Fields<br />

instrumentation costs are derived from in-house pricing<br />

database and recent pricing obtained from recent similar<br />

project<br />

TWP Sudamérica S.A. Av. Encalada 1257 Of. 801, Santiago de Surco Lima 33, Perú (51-1) 4377473<br />

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