Table 3

Parametric Programming Solutions to
Opportunity Values and Reciprocal Costs


  Problem 1 (Table 1)
Opportunity value of water capacity y1 = $0
Opportunity value of steam capacity y2 = $0
Opportunity value of electricity capacity y3 = $0
Opportunity value of demand capacity y4 = $440 - 4.8q per thousand units of paper
Reciprocal cost of water p1 = $ 35.46 + 3.210q per thousand gallons of water
Reciprocal cost of steam p2 = $117.00 + 2.615q per thousand cubic feet of steam
Reciprocal cost of electricity p3 = $ 27.66 + 3.380q per thousand k.w.h. of electricity

 

  Problem 2-A (Table 1)
Opportunity value of water capacity y1 = $293.33 - 13.367q per thousand gallons of water
Opportunity value of steam capacity y2 = $0
Opportunity value of electricity capacity y3 = $0
Opportunity value of demand capacity y4 = $0
Reciprocal cost of water p1 = $347.51 - 10.995q per thousand gallons of water
Reciprocal cost of steam p2 = $273.75 - 4.495q per thousand cubic feet of steam
Reciprocal cost of electricity p3 = $ 51.51 + 2.305q per thousand k.w.h. of electricity

 

  Problem 2-B (Table 1)
Opportunity value of water capacity y1 = $0
Opportunity value of steam capacity y2 = $244.44 - 11.135q per thousand cubic feet of steam
Opportunity value of electricity capacity y3 = $0
Opportunity value of demand capacity y4 = $0
Reciprocal cost of water p1 = $ 66.65 + 1.805q per thousand gallons of water
Reciprocal cost of steam p2 = $377.77 - 9.240q per thousand cubic feet of steam
Reciprocal cost of electricity p3 = $ 66.69 + 1.610q per thousand k.w.h. of electricity

 

  Problem 2-C (Table 1)
Opportunity value of water capacity y1 = $0
Opportunity value of steam capacity y2 = $0
Opportunity value of electricity capacity y3 = $ 73.33 - 3.340q per thousand k.w.h. of electricity
Opportunity value of demand capacity y4 = $0
Reciprocal cost of water p1 = $ 97.89 + 0.365q per thousand gallons of water
Reciprocal cost of steam p2 = $148.92 + 1.190q per thousand cubic feet of steam
Reciprocal cost of electricity p3 = $105.93 - 0.165q per thousand k.w.h. of electricity