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Your Role: You are a manager for RiceUtility Production, and you missed themeeting with the consultants design team.You¶v e been gi v en their PowerPoint file.You ha v e to let the other two managers onthe committee know what you think of theproposed design.
Sample Chemical EngineeringStudent Team PowerPoint for
Analysis
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N ote : Throughout, orange slides like thisone will ask you questions to help you pickout things you want to remember aboutdesigning team PowerPoints.For more help or background information : M aking Logical Technical
Arguments PPT; Team Presentations in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering PPT
Sample Chemical EngineeringStudent Team PowerPoint for
Analysis
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Acetone Production PlantDesign
December 2, 20__
Student Team AFrom Ace Consultants
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Project Goals
Increase Acetone Production by 30%
M inimize Plant CostsOperating costs
Additional capital purchasing costs
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. eac or an r pp ng o umn1. Reactor and Stripping Column
1. Reactor and Stripping Column
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2 . Acetone Purification
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3 . Isopropyl Alcohol Recovery Column
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Process Specifications99.9% Pure Acetone
90% Pure Hydrogen
TOC<50 ppm in Waste Water Stream
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Cost Analysis
$243,000 /yr profit from gi v en base case
~1¢ per pound of acetone product profitmargin
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If these are the speci f ications, whatcriteria will you be looking f or in theteam ¶ s design?What does the team need to show youto convince you the design will dowhat is needed?Did the team meet these requirementsin its design solution? How do youknow?
In regard to the previous slide:
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M odeling IssueUNIFAC VLE M odel does not accuratelypredict x-y diagram at high acetone
concentrations
NRTL is best property package for
acetone/water binary systemBased on DeChema VLE data
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Options1) Use extracti v e distillation methods
2) Purchase 39 MM lb acetone (openmarket)
3) Produce 97.6% acetone
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1) Extracti v e Distillation3 Sol v ents
1,2 dimethoxyethane (Diglyme) Acetonitrile
N-M ethylpyrrolidone (N M P)
Case Study : Diglyme
Prohibiti v e Cost$6.765 MM /yr to purchase Diglyme
Additional Column
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How do you know the cost of extracti v edistillation Is prohibiti v e?
Why is the Diglyme case of interest?Is an additional column a solution or
part of the cost?
Is extracti v e distillation theh usualmethod of making acetone?
In regard to the previous slide:
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2) Purchase AcetonePurchase 39 MM lb per year acetone for $10.92 MM
Shut down acetone production
M inimize in v estment losses
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How does the team know the cost willbe this much?
What has been the cost trend for acetone in the past?
How much of a ³ loss ´ will be a v oided?
How do you know?
In regard to the previous slide:
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In regard to the previous slide:
What about the break-e v enpoint?
What would it cost to produceacetone at this purity?Is that purity acceptable?What is this slide telling us aboutthe option?What do these three bulletpoints ha v e in common?
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Recommendations
Buy acetone off open market
Dissol v e acetone production facility
Reco v er maximum amount of lost $$
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In regard to the previous slide:
Why put the conclusion after therecommendation?
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TAKE AWAY POINTS After v iewing this PowerPointWhat are your ³ take-away ´ lessons that
you will apply to your own PowerPointnext time?
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This team puts its conclusions at the end and didnot use informati v e headings on its process flow
diagrams. The headings do not outline theargument. A pitch that presented the recommendation firstand ga v e e v idence of calculations to support
claims would ha v e been more persuasi v e.The PPT can ¶t reinforce the oral message or persuade readers on its own.For more help : M aking Logical Technical Arguments PPT; TeamPresentations in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering PPT
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