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1. The cost of fitting heating coils on a ship was Rs. 10 million and additional work costs were Rs. 13 million, totaling Rs. 23 million. Annual income from chartering the ship was Rs. 448.5 million. The investment is not recommended at a 12% return rate but is recommended at an 8.27% rate. 2. Fitting a slewing ramp on a ship would cost $200,000 with $2,000 annual maintenance. For the investment to be worthwhile, the daily charter rate must increase to $7,097. With a rate increase and 20 days annually waiting for berth, the investment is profitable. 3. Installing a $1.2

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1. The cost of fitting heating coils on a ship was Rs. 10 million and additional work costs were Rs. 13 million, totaling Rs. 23 million. Annual income from chartering the ship was Rs. 448.5 million. The investment is not recommended at a 12% return rate but is recommended at an 8.27% rate. 2. Fitting a slewing ramp on a ship would cost $200,000 with $2,000 annual maintenance. For the investment to be worthwhile, the daily charter rate must increase to $7,097. With a rate increase and 20 days annually waiting for berth, the investment is profitable. 3. Installing a $1.2

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SOLUTION(1)

Cost incurred for fitting the heating coil = Rs 10* 10^6


Cost incurred (or Profit forgone) for 10 days additional work( at the ship hire rate of Rs 150 per t dwt per
month)
= Rs 150 * 260000 * 10/30
= Rs 13 * 10 ^6
Total Cost incurred in year 0 for fitting of coils = Rs 10* 10^6 + Rs 13*10^6
= Rs 23 * 10^6
Annual income from time chartering of oncoiled ship
= Rs 150* 260000*((365-20)/30)
= Rs 448.5 * 10^6
(A)
Bringing all incomes and cost to the base year 0
SPW 12% - 5 years = (1+i)^n -1 for i= 12%, n=years
i (1+i ) ^n
(1+0.12)5 1
= 3.605
0.12(1 + 0.12) 5
Present worth of this investment for a 12% return
= -23 * 10^6 + 3.605 * 5.805 * 10^6
= Rs -2.073 * 10^6
= (- ) ve value
Investment not to be recommended for a 12% return
(B)
Let i be the rate of interest
CR i 5 years = 1/SPW = i(1+i)5
(1+i)5 -1
CR = A/P

where A = Rs 5.805 * 10^6


P = Rs 23 * 10^6
=
Or, i(1+i) 5
5.805 * 10^6 = 0.2524
(1+i)5 -1
23 * 10^6

Solving for I by trial and error


CR 10% - 5 Years = 0.2638
CR - 9 % - 5years = 0.2571
CR - 8% - 5years = 0.2506
Hence i = 8.27 %
(C)
Let Rs x be the minimum hire rate per t dwt per month
for the investment to be just worthwhile
Annual income from chartering the coiled ship is now
X * ( 260000-100) * (365-20)/30
= Rs 2.988 * 10^ 6 * X
Increase in revenue = Rs 2.98885 * 10^6 *X - Rs 448.5* 10^6
For venture to be just worthwhile the sum of the present worth of income and expenditure will be equal to 0.

Or,
-23 * 10^6 + (2.98885 * 10^6 * X 448.5 * 10^6) =0
Or, 2.98885 X = 23 + 448.5 = 471.5
Or, X= Rs 157.75 per tonne dwt per month.
(D)
Bringing all incomes and cost to the base year 0
SPW - 12% - 10years = (1+0.12)10 -1 = 5.65
0.12(1+0.12)10
Present Worth of this investment for 12%
-23 * 10^6 + 5.65 * 5.805* 10^6 = Rs 9.798 * 10^6
= (+) ve value
Investment to be recommended.

SOLUTION (2)
Cost incurred for fitting the slewing ramp at year 0 = $ 200 * 10^3
Annual Maintainence cost of slewing ramp = $ 2*10^3
(a) Let $ X be the increase in the daily timecharter rate for the vessel fitted with stern ramp.
Therefore, increased annual income for timechartering = X * 350
For investment to be worthwhile annual income annual expenditure(including the cost of fitting the
slewing ramp) must be zero for 15% eturn on investment over a 20 year period.
CR -15% - 20 years = i(1+i)N
= 0.15*(1.15)20
= 0.15976
N
(1+i) -1
1.15 20 -1
Therefore,
+200 * 10^3 * 0.15976 + 2* 10^3 = 350 *X
350 * X = 33952
X = $ 97
Therefore for this Ro- Ro vessel fitted with a stern slewing ramp the daily hire rate must be $7097 for
the investment to be worthwhile.
Let n be the number of times per year the ship could not berth for want of proper berth
Total number of hours lost per year = 6*n
Total number of days lost per Year = 6n/24 = n/4
Earning lost due to non-availability of berth = 7000 * n/4
200*10^3 * 0.15976 + 2 * 10^3 = 7000 *n/4
33952 = 1750 n
n = 19.4 = 20(approx.)
If the ship has to wait for 20 ports of call per year for want of appropriate berth , then it is profitable to go for
the option of having a slewing stern ramp.
SOLUTION (4)
Saving on fuel/ day = 0.02 * 60 = 1.2 t
Saving on fuel /hour = 1.2 / 24 = 0.05 t / hr
Initial investment = Rs 1200 * 10^3
Interest rate of money = 8%

(A) Additional running expenses per year for the fuel treatment plant = 20 * 5000 = Rs 100 * 10^3
Saving on fuel/Year = 0.05 * 5000 =250 t
Cost saving on fuel / Year = Rs 1000 * 250 = Rs 250 * 10^3
For the investment to be worthwhile the present worth of all costs and income should be (+) ve
PW = -1200 * 10^3 + (250 * 10^3 100 * 10^3) * 9.818
= -1200 * 10^3 + 1472.7 * 10^3 = 272.7 *10^3
= (+) ve
Hence , Investment is worthwhile.
(B)
When fuel cost is Rs 800/tonne
Cost saving on fuel per year = 800 * 250 = 200 * 10^3
PW = -1200 * 10^3 + ( 200 * 10^3 100 * 10^3)* 9.818
= -218.2 * 10^3 = (-) ve value
Investment is not worthwhile.
(C)
Additional running expense per year = 6500* 20 = Rs 130* 10^3
Saving in cost due to fuel saving /year = 0.05 *6500 * 1000
= Rs 325 * 10^3
SPW - 8% - 10 years = (1.08)10 -1 = 6.71
0.08 (1.08)10
PW = -1200 *10^3 + (325-130)*10^3 * 6.71 = Rs 108.45 * 10^3 = (+)ve value
Hence investment is worthwhile.
SOLUTION (5)
Round trip distance (RTP) = 12000*2 = 24000 Nm
Sea days per round trip(SD) = 24000/(24*15) = 66.667 days
Port days per round trip(PD) = 5.5 * 2 = 11 days
(sea days+ port days) per round trip = 66.667 + 11 = 77.667 days
Number of round trips /Year = ( 365-30) / 77.667 = 4.313
Fuel consumed per round round trip = 66.667*25 + 11* 15
= 1831.675 t
Fuel consumed per year = 1831.675* 4.313t = 7900 t
Cost of fuel per year = 1831.675 * Rs 1500 = Rs 11.85 * 10^6
Total operating cost per year = Fuel cost per year + Cargo handling cost per year+ other operating expense
per year
= 11.85 * 10^6 + 7.5*10^6 + 12.5 *10^6
= Rs 31.85 * 10^6 ( SAY. X)
Initial acquisition cost = Rs 250 * 10^6
Scrap value in 16 years = Rs 250 * 10^6 * 0.1
= Rs 25 * 10^6
let freight rate be Rs Y/ tonne
Cargo carried per round trip = 70000* 0.8 = 56000 t
Cargo carried per year
= 56000 * 4.313 = 241528 t
Annual income per year = Rs 241528*Y = Rs 0.241528 Y * 10^6

+ 1.07 X + (1.07)2 X + + (1.07)14 X


1.1
(1.1)2
(1.1)3
(1.1)15
2
= X [ 1 + 1.07 + (1.07) + .+ (1.07)14 ]
1.1
(1.1)2
(1.1)14
= X * ( 1 (1.07 / 1.1 )15 )
1.1 ( 1 1.07/1.1)
= X * 12.4487
= 11.317 X
1.1
= 11.317 * 31.85*10^6
= Rs 360.446 * 10^6
PW of scrap value = 25 / (1.1)15
= 5.9848 * 10^6
SPW 10% - 15years = (1+i)N -1 = 7.60608
i(1+i)N
PW of income and PW of expenditure = 0
Or,
-250 * 10^6 - 360.446*10^6 + 5.9848 * 10^6 + 7.60608 * 0.24158 Y =0
1.83708 Y = 604.46
Y = Rs 320.90/ t

PW of operating cost = X

SOLUTION (6)
Sea days ( SD ) = 15000 = 625 days
24* V
V
Port Days (PD) = 5days
Voyage time per trip = SD + PD = 625

+ 5 = 625 + 5V
V
V
Number of round trips per year = (365 -35 )
= 330 V
= 66V
( 625 + 5V)/V
625+ 5V
125+V
Let C be the total annual cost per year
Fuel bill is proportional to V3
Fuel cost per year = (0.2 C / 153) *V3
Machinery cost is 25% of aquisition cost and is proportional to V2
Capital repayment per year = 0.1*C = 0.075 *C + (0.025 C / 15 2 ) * V2
Other cost is proportional to square root of V
Other cost / year is daily running expenditure + Cargo handling cost = ( 50% + 20 % ) of annual
cost
Other cost per year = 0.7C * V
15
Annual expenditure per year = Fuel cost + capital repayment + other cost
=
0.2*C*V3 + 0.075C + 0.025C * V2 + 0.7 C V
153
152
15
Annual income per year = 330V * Fv
where Fv = freight/voyage
625+ 5V
At V=15 knots , NPV = 0
( Income Expenditure) at 15 knots =0
330*V * Fv - C[ 0.2*153 + 0.025 * 152 + 0.715 + 0.075 ] =0
625 + 5*15
3375
225
3.873
or, C[ 0.2+ 0.025 + 0.7 + 0.075] = 330 * 15 * Fv
625+75
C = 7.0714 Fv

Or,

Fv = 0.1414C

For the new ship , Let V be the speed


Income Expenditure = Average annual income (AAI)
AAI = 330V * Fv - C[ 0.2 V 3 + 0.025 V2 + 0.7V + 0.075 ]
625+5V
3375
225
3.873
AAI = 330V * 0.1414C - C[ 0.2 V 3 +
0.025 V2 +
0.7V + 0.075 ]
625+5V
3375
225
3.873
AAI = C [ 46.67 V - 0.2 V3 - 0.025V2 - 0.7 V - 0.075]
625+ 5V
3375
225
3.875
For optimal speed d(AAI) = 0
d(V)
this gives,
29168.75
- 0.6V2 - 0.05 V - 0.7
= 0
2
(625+5V)
3375
225
7.75V
At V = 16 knots L.H.S = - 0.0145
V= 14 knots L.H.S = -0.0017
V= 13 knots R.H.S = 0.0033
So by iteration we get Vopt = 13.6 knots

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