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Engineering Economics and Problem Solving: CHE 4N4

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05 Oct: details for the self-directed learning project are now posted. There are four weeks before the first due date, so planning your group's approach early is essential. The final due date is 22 November.
09 Oct: the complete Aspen simulation for the methanol process is posted. Use this as your basis for sizing the units, drawing your flowsheets and so forth. Please note: you should show your cost estimates using a calculated procedure (Woods, other sources when Woods doesn't cover your unit of interest). You may use the Aspen capital cost estimates for comparison to your own calculations, and make it part of your discussion.

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 * 05 Oct: details for the [[Self-directed learning project - 2013| self-directed learning project]] are now posted. There are  <span style="color:#994444">four weeks before the first due date, so planning your group's approach early is essential.</span> The final due date is 22 November.
-* 09 Oct: the complete [[Self-directed learning project - 2013| Aspen simulation]] for the methanol process is posted. Use this as your basis for sizing the units, drawing your flowsheets and so forth. Please note: if you use the Aspen simulator for capital cost estimates you must still show your calculations for capital costs using another method, then contrast it to Aspen's values.
+* 09 Oct: the complete [[Self-directed learning project - 2013| Aspen simulation]] for the methanol process is posted. Use this as your basis for sizing the units, drawing your flowsheets and so forth. Please note: you should show your cost estimates using a calculated procedure (Woods, other sources when Woods doesn't cover your unit of interest). You may use the Aspen capital cost estimates for comparison to your own calculations, and make it part of your discussion.
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