What needs to be provided to the design institute for feasibility studies?

The requirements vary from one design institute to another; it mainly depends on the degree of familiarity the design firm has with the project in question. If they have previously designed similar projects, the required materials are simpler – just some basic information about the company is sufficient. Otherwise, a large amount of technical information related to the project is needed.

1. Total investment 2. Land for construction, land price, planning boundary map 3. Product scale (types, quantity, etc.) 4. Company overview 5. Local prices for electricity, water, coal, etc. and so on

It is recommended to first refer to the preparation guidelines and discuss with the design department the contents of the feasibility report. Based on this discussion, both parties determine what information needs to be provided by each side, after which an agreement is signed. The owner usually needs to provide the following information: product specifications and production volume, the specifications and quantity of available raw materials, land use plans, and the contents related to the project proposal (those approved by the owner).

In addition to what was mentioned above, it is also necessary to provide the process technical plan, main operating conditions, properties of raw materials and products, consumption indicators, and the staffing capacity of the facility.

Table of Contents 1 General Introduction 3 1.1 Overview 3 1.2 Research Conclusions 3 1.3 Comprehensive Technical and Economic Indicators 3 1.4 Project Conclusions, Existing Problems, and Recommendations 3 2 Market Demand Forecast 3 2.1 Main Uses of the Product 3 2.2 Market Overview 3 2.3 Identification of Target Markets 3 2.4 Product Pricing 3 2.5 Analysis of the Competitiveness of Core Products 3 3 Production Scale, Product Design, and Overall Process Flow 3 3.1 Production Scale and Product Design 3 3.2 Overall Material Flow Diagram of the Project 3 3.3 Level of Automation in the Plant 3 4 Process Technology Plan 3 5 Supply of Raw Materials, Auxiliary Materials, and Fuel 3 6 Conditions for Plant Construction and Site Selection 3 6.1 Conditions for Plant Construction 3 6.2 Site Selection 3 7 General Layout, Utility Systems, and Auxiliary Facilities 3 7.1 General Layout and Transportation 3 7.2 Water Supply and Drainage 3 7.3 Power Supply 3 7.4 Telecommunications 3 7.5 Heating and Chemical Water 3 8 Plans for Auxiliary Facilities 3 9 Fire Protection 3 9.1 Main Standards Adopted in the Design 3 9.2 Scope of Design and Division of Labor 3 9.3 Project Overview 3 9.4 Fire Risk Analysis 3 9.5 Fire Protection Concepts 3 9.6 Fire Stations 3 9.7 Firefighting Sewage 3 10 Environmental Protection 3 10.1 Current Environmental Conditions in the Construction Area 3 10.2 Environmental Protection Regulations and Standards to be Applied 3 10.3 Project Overview 3 10.4 Major Pollution Sources and Pollutants 3 10.5 Environmental Protection and Comprehensive Utilization 3 10.6 Greening Plans 3 10.7 Environmental Management and Monitoring 3 10.8 Investment in Environmental Protection 3 10.9 Conclusions of Environmental Impact Assessment 3 11 Occupational Safety and Health 3 11.1 Basis for Preparation and Standards/Regulations to be Applied 3 11.2 Analysis of Occupational Safety and Hazardous Factors in the Production Process 3 11.3 Major Safety and Health Measures for the Entire Plant 3 11.4 Major Safety and Health Measures for Each Unit 3 12 Plant Organization and Labor Allocation 3 12.1 Organizational Structure 3 12.2 Human Resource Allocation 3 12.3 Source of Personnel and Training 3 13 Preliminary Plan for Project Implementation 3 13.1 Project Implementation Plan 3 13.2 Suggestions for the Project Implementation Plan 3 14 Investment and Benefits 3 14.1 Investment Estimation 3 14.2 Estimation of Loan Interest During the Construction Period 3 14.3 Estimation of Working Capital 3 14.4 Total Investment 3 14.5 Fund Raising (Financing Plan) 3 15 Financial Analysis 3 15.1 Basis for Preparation 3 15.2 Main Basic Data 3 15.3 Estimation of Production Costs 3 15.4 Financial Evaluation 3 15.5 Uncertainty Analysis and Risk Analysis (Economic Aspects) 3 Appendices: Appendix 1. Geographic Location Map Appendix 2. Regional Location Map Appendix 3. Overall Layout Plan Appendix 4. Water Balance Diagram Appendix 5. Electrical Single-Line Diagram Appendix 6. Heat Balance Diagram

We already provide all these things; then what is the need for a design institute?

That’s right; Yanchang Petroleum listed all the sections of the feasibility study report. I have been working at a design institute for several years, and I am also tasked with preparing feasibility studies. As far as I know, generally the following information needs to be provided to the design firm: 1. Process technology package (including process technical plans, process equipment, MSDS data on material properties, material balance, etc.); 2. Project investment plan and company overview (investment amount, scale, sources and uses of funds, market situation for the products, potential profits from the investment, geographical location of the company, nature and scale of the company, its performance, structure, etc.); 3. Timeline for completion and commissioning of the project; 4. Information regarding the factory site (including utilities such as water, electricity, heating, and ventilation); 5. Details on the land intended for the project construction (land use planning, location within industrial parks, etc.). That’s basically all. If there are any questions, the design firm will get in touch with you from time to time.

:Lol, what’s provided on floor 7 should be the catalog of feasible options.