The Concession Period of Sewage System BOT Projects– A case of Nantzu District Sewage System BOT Projects

碩士 === 國立高雄第一科技大學 === 營建工程所 === 94 === Sewage system is a large scale infrastructural public work actively promoted in recent years. Due to shortages and limited financial resources, the government has sought to involve private capital with efficiency of the private sector. To that end, the governme...

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Main Authors: Wen-Chi Lin, 林文祺
Other Authors: Lo ,Wei
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 2006
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/49096364204162544313
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Summary:碩士 === 國立高雄第一科技大學 === 營建工程所 === 94 === Sewage system is a large scale infrastructural public work actively promoted in recent years. Due to shortages and limited financial resources, the government has sought to involve private capital with efficiency of the private sector. To that end, the government has introduced models of private sector involvement in public works. With necessary incentives, major public infrastructures can be completed with joint cooperation of public and private sectors. The current practice of estimating return on investment, in the private sector, is to consider only the construction and concessionary operation period. However, sewage system constructed via the BOT method is a permanent public facility. Financial assessment based on the concessionary period does not lead to a practical reflection of the financial performance. A more logical approach is to consider the sewage system works from perpetual life perspective. This study focused on four of the most popular pipe materials used in the sewer works: reinforced concrete pipes, vitrified clay pipes, ductile iron pipes and polyvinyl chloride pipes. The sewage system BOT project conditions of Nantzu District of Kaohsiung City were utilized in the study. Annual worth method was used as the analytical tool. Various discounting periods were studied, which included the actual service life of the pipe material, extended service life after repair, and, continued service after replacement. The cost differences between various types of pipe materials were evaluated under varying rates of return on investment for the BOT project. The results are as follows. 1. The service life of sewage system can be continually extended after maintenance, using various types of repair methodologies. In selecting BOT project, it is more appropriate to consider the perpetual service life. Evaluations of average annual worth based on the concessionary period, without considering the actual service life of the pipe material used, the results indicate that as long as the initial investment cost remained low, iii the average annual worth will be proportionally low. In relative terms, the cost efficiency is always the best. Hence, evaluation techniques that ignore the residual value at the expiry of the concessionary period, will not lead to choice of the most suitable pipe material for BOT sewage system works. 2. Various pipe materials for sewage system BOT projects were evaluated under the perpetual service life scenario. Using various rates of return on investment, evaluation was done in conjunction with the service life data solicited from Public Works Commission and foreign literature. The higher the rate of return, the lower the benefits of using pipe material with better erosion resistance. However, when the rate of return is reduced to below 10%, pipe material with better erosion resistance were relatively lower in maintenance cost. Under consideration of overall cost efficiency, the higher the opportunity of being selected for use.