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The chapter discusses the process of converting initial costs into equivalent uniform annual costs using uniform series capital recovery factors. It also covers the estimation of salvage value, operating costs, and various cost components related to equipment ownership, such as depreciation, insurance, and taxes.
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Term: Capital Recovery Factor
Definition: A factor used to convert an initial investment cost into equivalent uniform annual costs.
Term: Salvage Value
Definition: The estimated residual value of an asset at the end of its useful life, needing to be annualized for cost purposes.
Term: Hourly Depreciation
Definition: The cost accounted for the depreciation of equipment allocated per hour of use.