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Conflict of Interest :

1. Project Engineering wants to minimize capital costs as the

only criteria,

2. Maintenance Engineering wants to minimize repair hours as

the only criteria,

3. Production wants to maximize uptime hours as the only criteria,

4. Reliability Engineering wants to avoid failures as the only criteria,

5. Accounting wants to maximize project net present value as

the only criteria, and

6. Shareholders want to increase stockholder wealth as the only criteria.

LCC can be used as a management decision tool for harmonizing the never ending conflicts by focusing on facts, money, and time.

Life Cycle Costing is a process to determine

the sum of all the costs associated with an

asset or part thereof, including acquisition,

installation, operation, maintenance,

refurbishment and disposal costs.

The total cost throughout its life including

planning, design, acquisition and support

costs and any other costs directly attributable

to owning or using the asset

The total costs of owning the building over its

predicted life span including initial capital cost,

occupation costs, operating costs, and the cost

incurred or benefit derived from the disposal of

the asset at the end of its life

A technique to ascertain a suitable balance

between capital cost on initial provision and costs

incurred as a consequence of use

Metode untuk mengevaluasi alternatif

investasi proyek bangunan berdasarkan

biaya inisial, biaya operasional, dan biaya

pemeliharaan selama umur ekonomis

bangunan

to estimate the overall costs of project

alternatives and to select the design that

ensures the facility will provide the lowest

overall cost of ownership consistent with its

quality and function

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7 Biaya siklus-hidup (life-cycle costing) adalah proses yang

logis dan sistematis untuk menyusun total biaya aset mulai dari konsepsi sampai dengan Penghapusannya. Life-cycle costing harus mencakup penilaian terhadap

biaya-biaya dari: - Perencanaan; - Pengadaan;

- Operasi dan pemeliharaan; dan - Penghapusan. 8 Acquisition Operation & Maintenace Disposal • Identifikasi kebutuhan • Review pilihan • Cost/benefit

• Non assets alternatives • Evaluasi resiko • Core –aset milik • Aset sewa • Kerjasama • Habis ekonomis • Replacement • Renewel • Redeployment • Optimalisasi kinerja • Program maintenance • Penilaian aset • Kondisi dan penggunaan

Monitoring and Performance management • Continous monitoring • Pengukuran • Pencapaian hasil “SUSTAINING ASSETS” SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Planning

Biaya Perencanaan : Biaya yang terkait dengan penyusunan solusi aset sampai pada tahap aset siap deiperoleh/diadakan ◦Studi ilmiah

◦Lamporan dampak lingkungan

◦Studi kelayakan

Biaya Pengadaan : Terkait dengan pengadaan awal aset ◦Biaya bangunan/konstruksi

◦Biaya komisi

◦Biaya pengangkutan dan pemasangan/instalasi

Biaya Operasi dan Pemeliharaan : Pengeluaran atas operasi sehari-hari dari suatu peralatan/aset.

◦Biaya energi

◦Pembersihan

◦Pemeliharaan

◦Operator

Biaya Penghapusan : Mencakup kerugian finansial atas penghapusan aset sebelum berakhirnya umur manfaat yang diharapkan

the assessment and comparison of

options/alternatives during the design/

acquisition phase

Considers all cost components within asset options over the

asset’s life

Does not directly consider benefits or revenue streams that are

generally assumed to be equal amongst the options being compared (benefits and revenues are considered in the evaluation of options).

The purpose of an LCCA is to estimate the

overall costs of project alternatives and to

select the design that ensures the facility will

provide the lowest overall cost of ownership

consistent with its quality and function.

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TYPES OF LIFE CYCLE DATA OCCUPANCY DATA Occupancy Profile Functionality Hours of Life Particular Features PHYSICAL DATA Superficial floor area Types of Boilers/Heating

System Windows area Functional area Number of Occupants

Walls & Ceilings Number of Sanitary Fittings COST DATA Acquisition Cost Capital Cost Taxes Inflation Discount Rate Management Cost Replacement Cost Maintenance Cost Operating Cost Cleaning Cost Demolition Cost Insurance PERFORMANCE DATA Maintenance Cycles Cleaning Cycles Thermal Conductivitiy Occupancy Time Electricity Gas QUALITY DATA Condition of : -Sanitary Fittings -Pipework -Furnishing -Boiler -Decoration -Fabric -Road Surfing

Formula Dasar :

LCC = Initial Cost + Future Cost – Salvage value

LCC Calculation (for Building) :

LCC = I + Repl + E + W + OM&R + O - Res

I = PV investment costs (if incurred at base date, they need not be

discounted)

Repl = PV capital replacement costs E = PV of energy costs

W = PV of water costs

OM&R = PV of non-fuel operating, maintenance and repair costs O = PV of other costs

Res = PV residual value (resale value, salvage value) less disposal costs

Initial Costs—Purchase, Acquisition,

Construction Costs

Fuel Costs

Operation, Maintenance, and Repair Costs

Replacement Costs

Residual Values—Resale or Salvage Values or

Disposal Costs

Finance Charges—Loan Interest Payments, Tax

Non-Monetary Benefits or Costs

 Initial costsmay include capital investment costs for land

acquisition, construction, or renovation and for the equipment needed to operate a facility

 Energy and Water Costs

 Replacement Costs : depend on the estimated life of the

system and the length of the study period

 Residual Values : is its remaining value at the end of the

study period, or at the time it is replaced during the study period. Residual values can be based on value in place, resale value, salvage value, or scrap value, net of any selling, conversion, or disposal costs

component performance

(detail design,

workmanship, building use, client attitude to maintenance, exposure, weather climate and so on that effect to the building condition)

building life

(the assumption on the economic

life span of the building)

inflation

technological change and fashion

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Alternatif A :

◦Capital Cost $ 100.000

◦Predicted annual maintenance $ 2000 

Alternatif B :

◦Capital Cost $ 120.000

◦Predicted annual maintenance $ 500

Result (after 60 years operation) : Total Outlay of A $ 220.000 Total Outlay of B $ 150.000 Is that so simple ?

Cash Flow Year (s) Discount Factor Present Value

100.000 1 1 100.000 2.000 1 - 60 11,48 22.096 (x 60 years) 220.000 122.096 ALTERNATIF A

Cash Flow Year (s) Discount Factor Present Value

120.000 1 1 120.000 500 1 - 60 11,48 5.524 (x 60 years) 150.000 125.524 ALTERNATIF B

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1. Payback Method

The length of time taken for the returns from an investment to equal the intial outlay. Where the proceeds are the same each year the payback period is obtained by dividing the initial outlay by the annual proceeds

If roof insulation will cost $100 and the annual saving on fuel is estimated as $20 the payback period is 5 years. This can be compared with the payback periods for other type of insulation; e.g. cavity-wall filling or double glazing to determine which type offers the best value

 Metode ini mengukur seberapa cepat investasi bisa kembali. Bila periode payback ini lebih pendek daripada yang diisyaratkan, maka proyek dikatakan

menguntungkan, sedang kalau lebih lama maka proyek ditolak.

 Metode ini mengukur seberapa cepat suatu investasi bisa kembali, maka dasar yang dipergunakan adalah aliran kas, bukan lab. Untuk itu kita hitung aliran kas proyek tersebut.

 Problem utama dari metode ini adalah sulitnya

menentukan payback maksimum. Dalam prakteknya yang dipergunakan adalah payback umumnya dari perusahaan-perusahaan sejenis.

 Kelemahan metode payback

1.Diabaikan nilai waktu uang

2.Diabaikan aliran kas setelah periode payback  Payback period (PBP) adalah jangka waktu tertentu yang

menunjukkan terjadinya arus permintaan (Cash in Flow) secara kumulatif sama dengan jumlah investasi dalam bentuk Present Value

Also known the present worth method and involves discounting all future cash flows to a common base year. The formulas given earlier in this chapter for PV of $1 and PV of $1 per annum may be used for this purpose although it is probably easier to look up the factors in the standard tables. It should be noted that the analysis is particulary sensitive to the rate of interest used and, therefore, this must be choosen with care.

For e.g. the total PV of repainting a building every 5 years over an anticipated life of 39 years (last repainting in year 25) will vary as follows for different rate of interest. For the purpose of this example the repainting cost has been estimated to be $200 and no allowance made for inflation.

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25/05/2011 25 

NPV adalah kriteria invetasi yang banyak

digunakan dalam mengukur apakah suatu

proyek feasible atau tidak. Perhitungan

NPV merupakan net benefit yang telah

didiscount dengan menggunakan social

opportunity cost of Capital (SOCC)

sebagai Discount Factor. Secara singkat

Formula untuk Net Present Value adalah

sebagai berikut :

25/05/2011 26 Dimana NB = Net Benefit = Benefit – Cost

C = Biaya Invetasi + Biaya Operasi B = Benefit yang telah didiscount I = discount factor n = Tahun (waktu)

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Apabila hasil perhitungan Net Present

Value lebih besar dari nol dikatakan

usaha/proyek tersebut feasible (go) untuk

dilaksanakan. Hasil perhitungan Net

Present Value sama dengan nol ini berarti

proyek tersebut berada dalam keadaan

Break Even Point (BEP) dimana TR = TC

dalam bentuk Present Value

25/05/2011 28 

Lowest LCC (for determining

cost-effectiveness)

NS > 0 (for determining cost-effectiveness)

SIR > 1 (for ranking projects)

AIRR > discount rate (for ranking projects)

SPB, DPB < than study period (for screening

projects)

 NS = Net Savings: operational savings less difference in capital investment costs

 SIR = Savings-to-Investment Ratio: ratio of

operational savings to difference in capital investment costs

 AIRR = Adjusted Internal Rate of Return: annual yield from an alternative over the study period, taking into account reinvestment of interim returns at the discount rate

 SPB = Simple Payback: time required for the cumulative savings from an alternative to recover its initial investment cost and other accrued costs, without taking into account the time value of money  DPB = Discounted Payback: time required for the

Sebuah mesin yang telah beroperasi selama 3 tahun dengan teknologi lama dan mempunyai biaya operasional lebih tinggi dibandingkan mesin baru.

 Alternatif A :

Memperbaiki mesin lama dengan biaya $ 100.000 dan biaya operasional $ 2.000 pertahun. Mesin ini masih bisa beroperasi 6 tahun lagi.

Alternatif B :

Membeli mesin baru seharga $ 150.000 dengan biaya operasional $ 500 pertahun. Mesin baru ini memiliki usia ekonomis selama 10 tahun.

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Net Discounting Presentday TAHUN Cost Factor @9% Cost

0 100.000 1,0000 100.000 1 2.000 0,9174 1.835 2 2.000 0,8417 1.683 3 2.000 0,7722 1.544 4 2.000 0,7084 1.417 5 2.000 0,6499 1.300 6 2.000 0,5963 1.193 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 112.000 4,4859 108.972

Metode Equivalent Annual Cost Proposal A

Equivalent Annual Cost =Net Present Value Present value of $1 per annum = 108.972

4,485919 = 24.292

ALTERNATIF A

Net Discounting Presentday TAHUN Cost Factor @9% Cost

0 150.000 1,0000 150.000 1 500 0,9174 459 2 500 0,8417 421 3 500 0,7722 386 4 500 0,7084 354 5 500 0,6499 325 6 500 0,5963 298 7 500 0,5470 274 8 500 0,5019 251 9 500 0,4604 230 10 500 0,4224 211 TOTAL 155.000 6,4177 153.209

Metode Equivalent Annual Cost Proposal A

Equivalent Annual Cost = Net Present Value Present value of $1 per annum = 153.209 6,417658 = 23.873 ALTERNATIF B

Kesimpulan :

• Alternatif A :

Pengeluaran

$ 24.292

pertahun selama

6

tahun memiliki nilai kini sebesar

$ 108.972

• Alternatif B :

Pengeluaran

$ 23.873

pertahun selama

10

tahun memiliki nilai kini sebesar

$ 153.209

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