IC 8632 Basic Estimated Capital Investment And Operating Costs For Underground Bituminous Coal Mines - Mines With Annual Production Of 1.06 To 4.99 Million Tons From A 72-Inch Coalbed

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Sidney Katell
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1974

Abstract

This study estimates capital investment, operating costs, and selling prices for four underground bituminous mines producing coal with annual production ranging from 1.06 to 4.99 million tons. It is assumed that the mines have a 20-year life. Wages and union welfare payments are considered as of November 12, 1973, under the Bituminous Wage Agreement of 1971, and costs for material and equipment are based on 1973 indexes. Initial capital investment ranges from $12,540,700 for the 1.06-million-ton-per-year (MM tpy) mine to $44,720,500 for the 4.99 MM tpy mine. Total capital investment ranges from $21,850,700 to $75,693,500 for the same mines. Corresponding selling prices for the coal range from $8.76 to $7.53 per ton, assuming a 12-percent discounted cash flow rate of return after Federal income taxes.
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APA: Sidney Katell  (1974)  IC 8632 Basic Estimated Capital Investment And Operating Costs For Underground Bituminous Coal Mines - Mines With Annual Production Of 1.06 To 4.99 Million Tons From A 72-Inch Coalbed

MLA: Sidney Katell IC 8632 Basic Estimated Capital Investment And Operating Costs For Underground Bituminous Coal Mines - Mines With Annual Production Of 1.06 To 4.99 Million Tons From A 72-Inch Coalbed. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1974.

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