Application report of gas engineering project

Application report of gas engineering project

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Application Report of Gas Engineering Project Chapter I General Situation of Applicant and Project

First, the project reporting unit summary

Including the main business, operating years, assets and liabilities, shareholder composition, major investment projects and existing production capacity of the name reporting unit.

Second, the project overview

Including the construction background, construction site, main construction content and scale, product and engineering technical scheme, main equipment selection and supporting projects, investment scale and financing scheme of the proposed project.

Chapter II Development Planning, Industrial Policy and Industry Access Analysis

I. Analysis of Development Planning

Whether the proposed project meets the requirements of the overall planning, special planning and regional planning of national economic and social development, and whether the project objectives and planning contents are connected and coordinated.

Second, the industrial policy analysis

Whether the proposed project meets the requirements of relevant industrial policies.

Third, the industry access analysis

Whether the project construction unit and the proposed project meet the requirements of relevant industry access standards.

Chapter III Analysis of Resource Development and Comprehensive Utilization

I. Resource development plan

Resource development projects, including the development of metal mines, coal mines, oil and gas mines, building materials mines, water (electricity), forests and other resources, should analyze the development quantity, natural quality, occurrence conditions and development value of the resources to be developed and evaluate whether they meet the requirements of comprehensive utilization of resources.

Second, the resource utilization plan

Including the variety, quantity and source of important resources to be occupied by the project; Comprehensive utilization plan of resources such as polymetallic, multipurpose chemical elements, associated minerals and oil-gas mixed minerals; Through the comparative analysis of the main resource consumption indexes of unit production capacity, the advanced degree of resource utilization efficiency is evaluated; Analyze and evaluate whether the project construction will have an adverse impact on the surface (groundwater) and other resources.

Third, resource saving measures

This paper expounds the main measures and schemes for saving various metallic minerals, nonmetallic minerals and water resources as raw materials in the project plan. This paper analyzes the resource consumption index of the proposed project, expounds the main measures to improve the efficiency of resource utilization and reduce the resource consumption, and demonstrates whether it meets the relevant requirements of resource conservation and effective utilization.

Chapter IV Energy Scheme Analysis

First, energy standards and energy-saving norms.

This paper expounds the national and local standards for rational energy use and energy-saving design specifications to be followed by the proposed project.

Second, the energy consumption situation and energy consumption index analysis

This paper expounds the energy supply situation of the project location, and analyzes the types and quantities of energy consumption of the proposed project. According to the characteristics of the project, various energy consumption indicators are selected and calculated, and compared with the international and domestic advanced levels to show whether they meet the requirements of energy access standards.

Third, energy-saving measures and energy-saving effect analysis

This paper expounds the main energy-saving measures adopted by the proposed project to optimize the energy consumption structure and meet the relevant technical policies and design standards, and analyzes and demonstrates the energy-saving effect.

Chapter V Analysis of Construction Land, Land Requisition, Demolition and Resettlement

I. Project Site Selection and Land Use Plan

Including the project construction site, area, land use status, occupation of cultivated land, etc. Analyze whether the project site selection will cause related adverse effects, such as whether it will overload mineral deposits and cultural relics, whether it will be conducive to flood control and waterlogging prevention, and whether it will affect shipping and military facilities.

Second, the rationality of land use analysis

Analyze whether the proposed project meets the requirements of land use planning, whether the land occupation scale is reasonable, whether it meets the requirements of intensive and effective land use, and whether it is feasible to supplement the farmland occupation plan.

Three, land acquisition and resettlement planning scheme

Investigate and analyze the impact of land acquisition and demolition of the proposed project, put forward the principle, scope and method of demolition compensation according to law, formulate the resettlement planning scheme, and analyze and demonstrate whether it meets the requirements of safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of immigrants and meeting the needs of immigrants' survival and development.

Chapter VI Environmental and Ecological Impact Analysis

I. Present situation of environment and ecology

Including the natural environmental conditions, existing pollutants, ecological environmental conditions and environmental capacity of the project site.

Second, the ecological environment impact analysis

Including the types of pollutants discharged, the analysis of the discharge situation, the prediction of soil erosion, the influencing factors and degrees on the ecological environment, and the comprehensive impact on the basin and regional environment and ecosystem.

Third, the ecological environment protection measures

According to the requirements of policies and regulations on environmental protection and soil and water conservation, analyze and demonstrate the factors and extent that may have an impact on the ecological environment, and analyze and demonstrate the feasibility and effect of the control scheme.

Iv. analysis of disaster impact

For projects built in geological disaster-prone areas and projects in geological disaster-prone areas, it is necessary to explain the geological disasters where the projects are located, analyze the risks of geological disasters induced by the proposed projects, and put forward defensive countermeasures and measures.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) special environmental impact

Analyze the possible adverse effects of the proposed project on historical and cultural heritage, natural heritage, scenic spots and natural landscapes, and put forward protection measures.

Chapter VII Economic Impact Analysis

First, the economic cost-effectiveness or cost-effectiveness analysis

From the perspective of optimal allocation of social resources, the economic rationality of the proposed project is evaluated through economic cost-benefit or cost-effect analysis.

Second, the industry impact analysis

This paper expounds the current situation of the industry and the position of enterprises in the industry, analyzes the influence of the proposed project on the development of the industry and related industries, and demonstrates whether it may lead to monopoly.

Third, the regional economic impact analysis

Projects that may have a significant impact on the regional economy should be analyzed and demonstrated from the perspectives of regional economic development, industrial spatial layout, local fiscal revenue, social income distribution and market competition structure.

Fourth, the macroeconomic impact analysis

Projects with huge investment scale and significant impact on the national economy should be analyzed for macroeconomic impact. For projects involving national economic security, we should analyze the impact of the proposed project on economic security and put forward measures to maintain economic security.

Chapter VIII Social Impact Analysis

First, the social impact effect analysis

This paper expounds the possible social impact and social benefits of the construction and business activities of the proposed project on the project location.

Second, the analysis of social adaptability

Analyze whether the proposed project can be accepted by the local social environment and human conditions, and evaluate the mutual adaptability between the project and the local social environment.

Third, social risks and countermeasures analysis

According to the social analysis of various social factors involved in the project construction, this paper puts forward some measures to coordinate the relationship between the project and the local society, avoid social risks and promote the smooth implementation of the project.

Further reading: project characteristics 1. WBS work breakdown structure is carried out according to the management characteristics of engineering projects.

Each project can be used according to its actual WBS work breakdown structure. The project won the bid? 、? Project evaluation? 、? The program of the mid-term management stage is stored in the system in the public engineering standard decomposition database, which specifies the relevant distribution project information that belongs to the project and can be used. Continue to decompose these scattered project information into finer details, structures and designated quotas.

2. For what? Materials? 、? Quota? Data management is also one of the characteristic functions of this system.

In the system, materials are divided into two categories: raw materials and proportioning materials. Among them, the mixture ratio material is a special material composed of some raw materials in a certain proportion. System administrators can use two programs, material information maintenance and enterprise standard mixed information maintenance. Raw materials? 、? Mixed proportion materials? Standard value (unit, unit price, etc. ) to manage.

3, the importance of quota

Quota is the main basis for calculating the cost of structures. According to the quota classification system, quotas are subdivided into the following three categories: labor, materials and machinery. System administrators can maintain the standard values of the above four types of data through the "Enterprise Quota Information Maintenance" program. As the basic data of the enterprise, the standard value provides a benchmark for the later practical application.

4. Convenient and quick contract management and cost calculation.

The project contract is managed here, and the project details correspond to the contract one by one. At the same time, the system will adjust the contract information according to the quantity of labor, materials and machinery used in the evaluation stage. Divide the quota into? Main material? 、? Ground material? 、? Labor costs? And other statistical fields for calculation.

5. Improve the evaluation mechanism of construction team.

According to the unified evaluation and weight template provided by the manager, users can choose any one of three evaluation methods (daily evaluation, registered evaluation and anonymous evaluation) to evaluate a construction team.

6. Material in and out and inventory management

In view of the large proportion of material cost in the whole project cost, the system specially customized the management of material usage and material inventory information.

7. Flexible engineering change system

When it is found in the process of engineering construction that the WBS work breakdown implemented in the evaluation stage can not meet the current construction requirements, it can be used. In the mid-term evaluation stage, it is planned to change the details of the project, and redraft the contract and price the new changes. For the newly added changes, if the distribution contract has not been signed, the system provides the change recovery function to flexibly handle all the information in the changes.

8. Real-time understanding of project completion and funding (borrowing) information.

Managers can know the current progress and funding (loan) information of the project through contract adjustment and pricing. Comprehensive and timely grasp the project progress, the use of funds and other information.

9. Comprehensive statistical analysis ability

Does the current system provide coverage? Engineering evaluation? 、? To contract? 、? Pricing allocation? Three major aspects, involving? Project cost budget? 、? Assess income? 、? Evaluate the usage of the quantity machine? 、? Labor contract? 、? What is the purpose of the main material? 、? What is the pricing for the next inspection? 、? Project reward and punishment details? 、? What is the information of the loan (borrower)? 、? What is the situation of material in and out? And then what? Comprehensive comparison of data statistics? By analogy, users can fully understand the specific parameters and detailed information of the project data after statistical analysis of this system.

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