EOL Spreadsheets

7/31/2019 EOL Spreadsheets

1/21

Click to visit the website or

To calculate a quick budget price for a stainless steel tank that includes the followin

If under 10,000 litres, a 400 manway, 2 x 80mm nozzles, an insect-proof vent, cone top and bottom. Welds strip polished

Or if over 10,000 litres, a 500 manway, plus 2 extra 150mm nozzles. Support system is Sched10S legs, with |/\| bracing if

Enter US Gals if unfamiliar with m3 >

Enter capacity in cubic meters >

Stainless steel type > (select 304, 304L, 316 or 316L)

Material cost per kilogram > Enter $/lb if unfamiliar with $/kg >

Material margin >

Labour chargeout rate $/hr >

Sorry, this has expired You can get an updated version for US$10 from Mick Elmes

8/7/2007

(1cubic meter = 1,000 litres = 264.17 US Ga

Send Email

The price is rounded up up to the nearest $100. Therefore on small tanks, it may not change with

significant changes to the material margin.

These spreadsheets require Excel 7 or later to function. I hope you find them useful. If you do I would really a$10, in the spirit of shareware. My address is #1 The Esplanade, Howick, New Zealand and thank you !

(Don't forget to include your return email address to receive any added sheets and perhaps include any sugg
mailto:[email protected]://engineeronline.ws/mailto:[email protected]


2/21

to [email protected]

g:

180 grit one side.

over 10,000 liters.

7-Aug-07

llons)

even quite

ppreciate a check for

estions)


3/21

Sorry, in the spirit of shareware, this has expired. You might like an updated version for $10

To Convert To x by Enter Equals

Click to return to HELP acres square feet 43,560acres square meters 4,046.9

acres square rods 160

acres hectares 0.4047

acre feet barrels 7758

acre feet cubic meters 1,233.5

angstrom, cm 1.00E-08

angstrom, nm 0.1

astronomical unit, AU cm 1.50E+13astronomical unit Tm 0.1496

atmospheres (atm) feet of water 33.8985

atmospheres in of Hg 29.921

atmospheres mm of Hg 760

atmospheres psi 14.6960

atmospheres kPa 101.325

bar atm 0.98692

bar dyne cm-2

1000000

bar psi (lb in-2

) 14.50377

bar mm Hg 750.0617

bar MPa 0.1

barrel (bbl) ft 5.6146

barrel cubic meters 0.15898barrel gal (US) 42

barrel liter 158.9873

BTU Canadian BTU 1.0004180

BTU ISO BTU 1.0005271

BTU cals 251.996

BTU erg 1.055E+10

BTU joule 1055.056

calorie joule 4.1868

centimeter (cm) inch 0.03937

cm m 0.01

cubic meters litres 1000

cubic meters yards 1.308

Return to BudgetPricer cubic meters gallons (US) 264.200

darcy m2

9.87E-13

degrees Centigrade degrees F0C*1.8 + 32

degrees Fahrenheit degrees C (0F-32 )/1.8

degrees K degrees C - 273.15

dyne g cm s-

1

dyne Newton 1.00E-05

dyne pounds force 2.248E-06

erg cals 2.388E-08

erg dyne cm 1

erg joule 1.00E-07

fathom (fath) ft 6

feet (ft) in 12

feet m 0.3048

feet (cubic feet) gals 7.4627

feet head (H2O) psi 0.4335

furlong yd 220

gallon (US) in 231

gallon (US) ft 0.134

gallon (US) litres 3.78541

gallon (Imp.) in 277.419

gallon (Imp.) litres 4.546092

gamma gauss 1.00E-05

gamma tesla 1.00E-09

gauss tesla 1.00E-04

gram (g) lb (mass) 0.00220511/5/2012 12:31 PM Page 3 by Mick Elmes


4/21

gram kg 1.00E-03

hectare acre 2.4710

hectare m2 10,000

horsepower kW 0.7457

inch (in) cm 2.54

Return to TankSizer inch (in) mm 25.4

or PressureVessels joule (J) ergs 1.00E+07

joule cals 0.2388

kilogram (kg) g 1000

kilogram pounds (lb) 2.20462

kilometer (km) m 1000kilometer ft 3280.84

kilometer mile 0.6214

kilometers/hr (kph) mph 0.6214

kilowatt (kW) hp 1.3410

knotts mph 1.1508

knotts kms/hr 1.852

liters cubic meters 0.001

liters gal (US) 0.2642

liters gal (Imp) 0.2200

liters pint (Imp) 1.7598

liters cubic inches 61.0237

mach knotts 644.3067

mach miles/hour 741.4549mach kms/hr 1193.2560

megapascals MPa psi 1.45E+02

meter angstrom 1.00E+10

meter ft 3.2808

meters head (of H2O) psi 1.422295

meters head (of H2O) kPa 9.806

micron cm 1.00E-04

mil (0.001 inch) mm 0.0254

mile ft 5280

mile km 1.6093

mm Hg dyne/cm2 1,333.224

nautical mile kilometers 1.852

Newton dynes 100,000

Newton pounds (lbf) 0.2248

Newton-meter (torque) ft lbf 0.7376

ounce lbs 0.0625

Pascal atmospheres 9.869E-06

Pascal psi 1.450E-04

Pascal torr 7.501E-03

pint (US) gallons (US) 0.125

pint (UK) gallons (UK) 0.1249999

poise g/cm/second 1

poise kg/meter/second 0.1

pound (lbm) kgs 0.4536

pound (lbf) Newtons 4.4482pounds/cubic ft (lb/ft

3) kg/m 16.0187

psi (lbf/in2 ) mbar 68.9476

psi (lbf/in2) MPa 6.89E-03

rod ft 16.5

quart gallons 0.25

stoke cm2/s 1

slug kgs 14.594

tesla gauss 104

Torr Millibar 1.333224

Torr mm of Hg 1

ton (long) lbs 2,240

tonnes (metric) lbs 2,205

tonnes kgs 1,000

11/5/2012 12:31 PM Page 4 by Mick Elmes


5/21

ton (short or net) lbs 2,000

ton (short or net) kgs 907.1847

ton (short or net) tonnes (metric) 0.907

watt joules/second 1

yard inches 36

yard meters 0.9144

year (cal) days 365.2421988

year (cal) seconds 3.16E+07

Basic Units Length meter mTime second s

Mass kilogram kg

Temperature Kelvin K

Electrical Current ampere A

Multiples of Ten pico 10^-12

p

nano 10^-9

n

micro 10^-6

milli 10^-3

m

kilo 10^3

k

mega 10^6

M

giga 10^9

G

tera 10 12 T

to mjelmes@ Click to visit the website or Send Email

These spreadsheets require Excel 7 or later to function. I hope you find them useful. If you do I would really appreciate a check fo$10, in the spirit of shareware. My address is #1 The Esplanade, Howick, New Zealand and thank you !(Don't forget to include your return email address to receive any added sheets and perhaps include any suggestions)

http://engineeronline.ws/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://engineeronline.ws/


6/21



7/21



8/21

yahoo.co.nz

r



9/21

Page 97-Aug-07Visit

at engin

Component Thick Width Length kgs x No. off = kgs

Client: Job:

Sorry, this demonstrator has expired. A full operating version can be purchased for $200

No. off

Sum totals.

PC sums for design etc $ for

plus $ for Oh dear.

QuoteGenii by EngineerOnLine Email: [email protected]

Demonstration version.These cells function in the first three rows onlThe full version has 40 rows and extra shrows, contained within an A4 printable she"smart" database for maintaining an up tocomprehensive list of material prices.

11/5/2012 12:31 PM QuoteGenii WorkSheet by Mick Elmes
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


10/21

Page

the website

eronline.ws

.eets of 50et. Also adate and
http://engineeronline.ws/elmeshttp://engineeronline.ws/elmes


11/21


12/21

These spreadsheets require Excel 7 or later to function properly. I hope you find them useful. If you do I would really appreciate a checkfor $10, in the spirit of shareware. My address is #1 The Esplanade, Howick, New Zealand and thank you!

(Don't forget to include your return email address to receive any added sheets and perhaps include any suggestions)

11/5/2012 12:31 PM 115797583.xls.ms_o
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://engineeronline.ws/


13/21


14/21

irect

for


15/21

11/5/2012 12:31 PM Page 15

Design stresses used are for a maximum temperature of 100oC. Note however any variation between the selected (available) thickness and the theoretically derived.

First, select a material >

Diameter

J

Design Pressure

Alternative input Pressure

Shell

Dished End

mm. mm.

Sorry, in the spirit of shareware, this has expired. You can get a non expiring version, complete with any added sheets for only

Conical End

SlopeAngleo

These spreadsheets require Excel 7 or later to function properly. I hope you find them useful. If you do I would really appreciate a checkfor $10, in the spirit of shareware. My address is #1 The Esplanade, Howick, New Zealand and thank you!

(Don't forget to include your return email address to receive any added sheets and perhaps include any suggestions)


16/21


17/21

SAVINGS ACCRUALS INCLUDING TAX PAID INTEREST AND LOAN REPAYMENT

Monthly deposit = Annual interest = % Applicable tax rate

Yearly amount = $0.00

1 Expired

2 #VALUE!

3 #VALUE!

4 #VALUE!

5 #VALUE! Click to get a result6 #VALUE!

7 #VALUE!

8 #VALUE!

9 #VALUE!

10 #VALUE!

11 #VALUE! Total Interest Tax Balance

1 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!2 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!3 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!

4 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!Y 5 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!E 6 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!A 7 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!R 8 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!S 9 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!

10 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!15 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!20 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!25 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!30 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!

A lump sum of

Invested at %, attracting 20.0 % tax, will earn $0 per week, less tax = $0 netor, after months becomes

Borrowed at % interest requires $0.00 per week to service the interest.

or repaid over years

To see the effect on the repayment time (and interest), of paying a set amount per week, click on /week payment beside

choose Goal Seek from the Tools menu, in the To value: box enter the amount you want to repay, and in the By changing

enter E54. Click OK

Find the monthly deposit toget $10,000 in 1 year at

that interest

Find the monthly deposit toget $100,000 in 5 years at

that interest

Find the monthly deposit toget $100,000 in 10 years at

that interest

Find the monthly dget $50,000 in 5

that intere

Find the interes$100,000 in 5 y

those monthly

Find the monthly get $100,000 in 2

that intere

1steleven

months arecalculatedwithout tax.

Simple interestweekly return

after tax

Clear Fields

Clear Fields

11/5/2012 12:31 PM


18/21

Spreadsheets There are links on most sheets (except InterestRates) that take you to the UnitsCoIt is marked with underscored text thus - Example (Click to test)

QuoteGenii

Enter

Complexity

Next line

Note1

You can choose between austenitic (the 18/8 series such as 304 or 316) or duplex stainless steel, and mild

labour hours formulae will default to austenitic stainless. After familiarising yourself, try the other material option5 in Material cost, 15 in Margin and 50 in Labour rate. You have set the defaults for the "worksheet"Anything in Component, 10 for Thick(ness), 500 for Width, 1000 for Length, 1 as the Number (off)The weight and price of the material has been calculated, both for this component and the whole worksheet. Igstage but see Note1 below*.

For this exercise, enter1 for a simple mark and cut process. (Note but ignore the override hrs just now)This is a smart bit. A trifle complex like its name, but when mastered it will bring some of the power of compution suggested man hours depends somewhat on the "density" of the work pieces but as a starting point, for thiand 25.0mm, a factor of 1 approximates to a basic, rectangular, mark and cut process. 10 is a complexdeforming, welding and reforming, a dome end for example. Therefore, halfway between, 5 is an average overathe simple coil-based barrel and the more complex cone or dome ends.Note that suggested hours have been calculated and added to the component price and the whole sheet, antime has been included in the total hours. This will be added to, as more components are defined, consequincrease however, is less significant, once the job has been initiated...as you might expect. Note the increasehas been defined.

Something Else as the Component, 1.6 for Thickness, 500 for width, 6250 for Length, 1 the Number and 1 forunexpected?The material is the same at 40kgs and it is the same mark and cut process, yet the hours are more than doubleAt 6 meters long, versus just 1 meter, this second component is a more difficult work-piece to handle. It willcoil and flatten for a start.This feature however, generates possibly exaggerated results when extended into an unusual range. For instaand the length 10000mm the hours jump to 5. Some have argued that not to be unreasonable, because it wohandle without damaging. True, but a workshop that took on such work might be expected to have special eqformula create and Quote-Genii users need to be aware of, if using it to venture a little outside the norm. Awont override the suggested hours anyhow! Good estimators are made that way. At least you will now have a cremain master of your own destiny :)

The Number column is also used for length units such as 10 meters, feet or whatever. This is for materials likThickness, Width or Length columns are left blank, the formula will use the quantity in the Number column anthe next column when the $/unit rate has been entered. The other use of the $/kg or $/unit column is to ovewhen all the dimensions are entered, to accommodate a component made from material that is different frommay all sound confusing at first but it soon becomes clear with use. The main point is that if that column containthat line will be extended at that rate.

Other things worth noting are the reported mix of labour and materials in the price, as well as the worksinformation if asked to trim your price to match someone who is stil l just using a dart board as a calculator.

Finally, for this exercise, take a note of the suggested hours for either component and change the Number off tsimple linear multiples, and neither would they be. Many years ago, a senior engineer in the firm, told me that(then) model Jaguar motor car was named Mark7 was because that was the number at which fabrication eff icieThere is a background monitor that flashes up a warning if the hours fall outside a set of expected parametcompletely missing the dartboard. You can of course ignore it. ..there may be good reason.


19/21


20/21

version sheet.

steel. Leave that for now, thes.

nore the Override $/kg at this

ing to your quoting. The effectcknesses between say 2.0mmshaped component requiringll for say a tank, that includes

d at the bottom, a job start-upently the hours increase. Thewhen the second component

r Complexity. Notice anything

at 1.35efinitely need two men to de-

nce, if the thickness is 1.0mmuld be a very difficult piece touipment. It is just a quirk that

nd show me an estimator thatonsistent basis upon which to

e pipe etc so that if either theextend it at the $/unit rate in

rride the default material costthe main bulk of the job. This

s anything, the component on

profit per man hour. Useful

o 5 and then 10. They are notthe reason the very desirable

ncy peaked.

rs...if you didn't notice a dart


21/21

a known best price at which theprice will be used, provided the

y import tariff, which if no known

ates" If no known purchase costo deduce a price.st, or direct import rate has beene, usualy but not in every case,mula.

alid for anything that a merchantnt purchase cost, your estimatedthe data was more than 90 dayss used. A quick way to obtain a

EOL Spreadsheets

Documents

Transcript of EOL Spreadsheets