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^Goodrich .^INTER-ORGANIZATION CORRESPONDENCE
TO
J. D. Fannin
FROM
P. M. Zakrlski
SUBJECT
FIELD POINT OR DEPT. & BLDG. NO.
FIELD POINT OR DEPT. & BLDG. NO.
8recksv111e R & D Center, D/8506
Estimated Cost of Compensating VCM Monitor System
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February 27, 1979
Per your request we submit the following cost estimate for a prototype
compensating VCM Monitor System. The estimate Is based on our best current
concept of the eventual design. The attached drawing shows that design. Long-delayed shipment of the AID Calibrator from the manufacturer has put our validation program far behind schedule. We now have the calibrator. We will
give you an estimated time of completion as soon as we complete some trial runs.
Item
Cost
(1) insulated weather-proofed housing with support legs:
$3,003.00
(a) 1/8-inch aluminum plate &angles:
$665.00
(b) 2-inch styrofoam insulation:
25.00
(c) miscellaneous hardware :
25.00
(d) heater and fan:
65.00
(e) thermostat:
35.00
(f) miscellaneous wire* switches, ground cable,
and clamp:
75.00
(g) sheet metal labor:
1,290.00
(h) electrical labor:
375.00
(i) engineering
175.00
(j) contingency (2) two 3-port rustproof metal manifolds plus tubing:
273.00
117.00
(3) one 6-flowtube flowmeter:
880.00
(4) one AID Model 340 Calibrator + permeation tube:
2,850.00
Total Estimated Cost:
$6,850.00
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cc: J. W. Born R & 0 Files
Paul M. Zakrlski
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