Engineering, 27.11.2019 03:31, rebeccathecatt
You are reevaluating the pump choice that was made last year by your boss. the expected cost savings have not occurred because the pump is too small. choice a, at $90,000, is to replace the pump with one that is the right size and sell the old one. choice b , at $100,000, is to buy a small pump to use in tan- dem with the existing pump. the two-pump solution has slightly higher maintenance costs, but it is more flexible and reliable. what criteria should you use? which choice would you recommend, and why?
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