Suppose the annualized cost of purchasing, fuelling and maintaining a compacter truck is given by the following expression Annualized cost (Rs/year) = 10,50,000 + 21,000 V Where V is the volume of truck in m3. Suppose these trucks require three persons crew with labor charge Rs 45/hr including benefits. Calculate the total annual cost of truck and crew. If volume of truck is 15 m3, and calculate the cost of solid waste collection/tonne of wet waste.

Suppose the annualized cost of purchasing, fuelling and maintaining a compacter truck is given by the following expression Annualized cost (Rs/year) = 10,50,000 + 21,000 V Where V is the volume of truck in m3. Suppose these trucks require three persons crew with labor charge Rs 45/hr including benefits. Calculate the total annual cost of truck and crew. If volume of truck is 15 m3, and calculate the cost of solid waste collection/tonne of wet waste.

Fundamentals Of Construction Estimating

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Author:Pratt, David J.

Publisher:Pratt, David J.

Chapter9: Pricing Construction Equipment

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