How to estimate the value
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How are petrochemical construction projects valued? For example, how much does it cost to build a plant with a capacity of 1 million tons for vacuum distillation, and how much for one with a capacity of 1 million tons for heavy catalytic cracking? Some simple indicators for estimation.
I really know how to do this. Find a company that specializes in such projects, and tell them that you’re a wealthy person from somewhere, ready to invest in something like this, and ask them to give you an approximate estimate
Any design firm or engineering company can estimate it
Refining plants already have standard databases, specifying details such as the scale of the facility, the number of industrial furnaces, reactors, heat exchangers, as well as the tonnage of steel structures used, and so on. Very accurate.
I’m afraid it’s better to turn to an engineering firm specialized in oil refining.
Could my brother provide some information on this? I really have never seen it
It’s okay to reveal a little data occasionally, but how can a database be shared?
. . . . Stop trying to fool people. I admit that after working on several projects, I’m familiar with equipment, pipelines, and instrumentation, but prices keep changing every year – they vary greatly. Do you have a database for that? There are also construction costs – building a factory on a mountain is completely different from building one by the river, you know, there’s the issue of driving piles into the ground as well
Just tell me which design institute developed this standard database.
The database does not include civil engineering. It refers only to the device installation contents. There are significant variations in civil engineering.