I would like to ask everyone: I need to prepare a project feasibility report. What should I do now?
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The company is working on a project to improve the quality of coal tar, and it is currently in the stage of preparing the project feasibility report. I need to carry out process design and cost estimation for the treatment and recovery of waste gas. Should I obtain this information from the design institute? Should I get it from a specific manufacturer instead? For example, when it comes to benzene removal, it seems there are very few manufacturers available online... This is my first time dealing with this, and I’m completely confused; I would appreciate some guidance from everyone. Thank you! !
Hire a professional design consulting firm to do it! !
How about this: first, search on the forum to see if there are any suitable feasibility reports available. Learn about them first, including the way in which the content is presented and the format used. You can also look into patents related to these mainstream manufacturing processes; seek out older patents – the Soopat patent website can be used for this purpose. Let’s start with the process.
First, estimate the feasibility roughly in terms of economic benefits, environmental facilities, and so on. If it seems feasible, then engage a design firm to assess the appropriate manufacturing processes. The feasibility report can be prepared by covering aspects such as the company’s basic situation, raw material details, the implementation of the processes, and economic benefits
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What are such companies? ? I have indeed seen some feasibility reports for sale online……
Thank you for the reply! After getting a general understanding of the process, then? Now we move on to more in-depth design and quotation. This can’t be figured out just by looking at patents……
Finding a design firm is one option, but I’m worried they might charge too much………………:（
Design institutes rely on selling their technology to make a living; of course they charge fees! !