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Lab budget

Cost per Fann sweep — bench time, sample, consumables and the month's instrument share — and what each stored job pays to pump on the measured curve instead of a PV/YP guess.

Lab rate card
Reading the saved rate card…
Rig-up, conditioning, clean-down
Charged when the sweep ran above 80 °F
0.15 = 15 % on top of the sweep

Sweep cost = bench time (base + per-reading) × technician rate + sample + consumables + heated cup, plus the month's instrument rental and calibration shared across that month's sweeps, then × (1 + overhead). Job pump cost = ΔP·q/1714 hydraulic hp ÷ drivetrain × engine SFC × pumping hours × delivered fuel price, priced on the lab curve and on the Bingham PV/YP cross-check.

Cost per sweep
No sweep published yet.
Lab spend
$0
$0 direct · $0 instrument
Mean cost per sweep
$0
no sweeps yet
Marginal next sweep
$218
0.0 readings mean, no new fixed cost
Hot sweeps
0 / 0
heated-cup surcharge applied

No sweep has been published yet, so the lab has no recorded cost. Publish a sweep on /fann-lab and it lands here with its own bench time and instrument share.

Per-job cost from the lab curve
No stored job to price yet.
Lab fit on
Pump cost on the curve
$0
$0 mean per job · 18.0 hr each
Δ vs PV/YP estimate
$0
PV/YP would have said $0
Lab spend allocated
$0
no job on the curve yet
Net value of knowing
$0
mispriced pump cost avoided − lab spend

No stored job to price — save a job on the job database first.

Pump hp = ΔP·q/1714 at 85 % drivetrain and 0.057 gal/hp·hr, 18.0 pumping hr per job at 420 gpm and $4.25/gal.