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This document outlines the scope of work for developing a technical and economic model for storage tanks and racks over 4 months. It involves creating spreadsheet models to size tanks and racks based on design considerations and parameters. An IT model will then be developed in VBA to allow users to select suitable tanks and estimate their costs based on predefined parameters. Key deliverables and milestones are establishing the technical tank and rack models by March 10th, the economic bottom-up and parametric models by March 26th, software coding by April 10th, and final inspection by April 30th. Support from mechanical, estimation, and VBA experts is required to complete the work over the outlined periods.

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Project Name:: Transported

This document outlines the scope of work for developing a technical and economic model for storage tanks and racks over 4 months. It involves creating spreadsheet models to size tanks and racks based on design considerations and parameters. An IT model will then be developed in VBA to allow users to select suitable tanks and estimate their costs based on predefined parameters. Key deliverables and milestones are establishing the technical tank and rack models by March 10th, the economic bottom-up and parametric models by March 26th, software coding by April 10th, and final inspection by April 30th. Support from mechanical, estimation, and VBA experts is required to complete the work over the outlined periods.

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SCOPE OF WORK

Project Name: Storage tanks & racks modeling


1. Project objective
Developing a technical/economical model for storage tanks and racks in 4 months.
2. Deliverables
Tank Rack
Stage 0: List of specifications
• Stored product/ storage modes and • Transported product/ storage modes and
capacity capacity
• Building codes • Building codes
• Site conditions Variable parameters (height, width, length
• Framework materials/ types Number of Levels, number of pipes per level

• Variable parameters (Quantity, • Technical model validity


density
, temperature)
• Technical model validity
Stage 1: Technical model
• Establish a spreadsheet for studying • Establish a spreadsheet for rack sizing:
variants for tanks:
* Design considerations:
-> Dead Load * Define the applied Loads
-> Design external/Internal Pressure * Recognizing functional materials
-> Hydrostatic test * Define the type of anchoring with
-> Minimum Roof Live Load the floor
-> Seismic * Design the rack as a modular
-> Environment loads: Snow, wind frame
-> Stored liquid load * Design of the rack foundation
-> External load/Pressure
-> Special considerations (Foundation/
Corrosion allowances/service
conditions/weld Hardness/Thickness)
-> Bottom plates
-> Annulare bottom plates
* Shell Design:
-> Allowable stress
-> Calculation the thickness by the
suitable method (1-foot method
/Variable Design-Point /Elastic analysis)
* Shell opening:
-> Spacing of welds around
connections
-> Thermal stress relief
-> Reinforcement and welding
-> Shell nozzles and Flanges
-> Shell Manholes
-> Flush-Type Cleanout Fittings/Shell
connections
* Shell Attachments and tank
appurtenance
-> shell attachments
-> Bottom connections
-> Cover plates
-> Roof Manholes
-> Roof venting
* Top and intermediate stiffening Rings
-> Types
-> Restrictions
-> supports
-> Intermediate wind Girders
*Roof
-> Allowable stress
-> Supported cone Roof
-> Self-supporting cone Roof
-> Self-supporting Dome and
umbrella Roof
*Wind load on tank (OVERTURNING
STABILITY)
-> Wind Pressure
-> Unanchored Tanks
->Sliding Friction
* TANK ANCHORAGE (if it’s required)
Outputs: Outputs:
*Quantity of concrete, rebar and steel, * Metal frame, wire mesh
tank steel plate quantities
Stage 2: Economical model
• Estimate of TIC based on parametrical model/bottom-up method
* Bottom-up model:
-> Prepare a work break down structure of the project i.e. divide the entire project
into smaller and tractable tasks.
-> Identify the dependencies between the tasks and allocate resources to each task
carefully.
-> Aggregate an individual estimate of each task in order to determine the
resources needed by the entire project.
* Parametrical model:
-> Prepare a work break down structure of the project i.e. divide the entire project
into smaller and tractable tasks.
-> Determine the cost on the base of research and historical data
-> Determine estimate the whole project’s cost
Stage 3: Software coding
Develop an IT model in VBA, which will allow us to choose the suitable tanks
for the fluids used, as well as estimate the cost of those tanks based on
parameters predefined by the user.
Stage 4: Final tests and model approved
3. Milestones
Milestones Target date Hours needed Support needed Period
*SOW approval 18-Febrary 6H ------------------ [17/02 - 18/02]

*Approach approval 19-Febrary 10 H -------------------- [18/02 - 19/02]

*Operational planning 24-Febrary 20 H -------------------- [20/02 - 24/02]


approval

*Prototype/ first draft 10-April 272 H [25/02 - 10/04]


approval :
→ Technical model:
. Tank 25-Febrary 64 H Mechanical [25/02 - 05/03]
. Rack 06-March 40 H engineer’s [06/03 - 12/03]
support
→ Economical model:
. Bottom-up model 13-March 40 H Estimation [13/03 - 19/03]
(Tank, Rack) engineer’s
. Parametrical model 20-March 40H
40 H support [20/03 - 26/03]
(Tank, Rack)

→ Software coding: 26-March 88 H VBA expert [26/03 - 10/04]


*Final inspection 30-April 80 H [11/04 - 30/04]
*Project 8-May 8H [01/05 - 08/05]
commissioning
4. Approvals
Name Title Date Decision

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