This page contains links to short versions and to the full versions
of the final projects. Most of the short versions are in a form
of
a business plan. Access to the full version of the projects is password protected. To get such
password, please contact Prof.
Miguel Bagajewicz at
bagajewicz@ou.edu
INDIVIDUALS ARE ALSO RECOGNIZED BY THE INSTRUCTOR IN THE HALL OF FAME BELOW.
FIRST PRIZE WINNER ($700)
New Beer in the Market:
In this project, the strategy to capture markets, including advertisement, is
modeled together with the beer plant capacity. Taking into
account
transportation costs of raw material and products, operating costs, a planning
model optimizes plant capacity and location as well as the choice of markets.
Executive Summary
Business Plan
Full Version
PowerPoint Presentation
  SECOND PRIZE WINNER ($300)
Skin Replacement: This project
discusses some modification of an existing allograft currently available in the
market to increase its growth speed. The FDA
approval process is modeled in
detail, determining the financial risk and suggesting what are
the best actions that can be taken to manage it. A pricing model is also used.
Executive Summary
Business Plan
Full Version
PowerPoint Presentation
MENTION OF HONOR
Carbon Nanotubes:
This project compares two technologies (HipCo and CoMOCAt) to produce carbon
nanotubes. . A pricing model is used to determine future
revenues and
to assess the plant capacity.
Executive Summary
Business Plan
Full Version
PowerPoint Presentation
OTHER (ALSO GOOD) PROJECTS
Arsenic in OU water: EPA has mandated a reduction of Arsenic levels in OU water. OU can save a few
million dollars over a long term horizon using it own
treatment methods
to reduce the purchasing of water from the city of Norman. This
project takes last year's results one step further.
Executive Summary
Short Version
Full Version
PowerPoint Presentation
Horseradish Peroxidase
Immunoassay: This project discusses
the design and fabrication of an immunoassay that will be sold to rural
hospitals. The FDA
approval process was modeled in detail to
assess and manage financial risk, as well as to determine the appropriate timing
of different investments as well as decisions.
Executive Summary
Business Plan
Full Version
PowerPoint Presentation
Oxygen
in the Moon:
This project discusses the apparatus to produce oxygen in the moon form existing
minerals. The logistics of its transportation as well as it
building is
discussed in detail. .
Executive Summary
Short Version
Full Version
PowerPoint Presentation
Municipal Solid Waste: This project shows how the city of New York can switch from land filling as a
waste disposal method to the production of Hydrogen.
A mathematical model used
to determine plant locations and transportation routes, over a long time horizon
is used. Financial aspects of the project will be also described.
This is a
complete integration of core chemical engineering, financial planning and public
policy. This project is a repeat from last year.
Executive Summary
Business Plan
Full Version
PowerPoint Presentation
Fuel Cells: This project
studies the fabrication of different fuel cells to be introduced in the market
to be sold to small hospitals and banks. Different types of fuel
cells are
considered and the logisitics of which market to choose as well as to where to
locate the plant are determined through a mathematical model.
Executive Summary
Business Plan
Full Version
PowerPoint Presentation
Gasoline Tank: This project
considers the design and the fabrication of a polymer composite gasoline tank
for cars. The process of contract negotiations was modeled
and decision making
was obtained from it.
Executive Summary
Business Plan
Full Version
PowerPoint Presentation
Biorefining: This project considers
the use of different crops to produce a variety of chemicals using fermentation
technologies. Since the capital is limited, an
investment planning model was
constructed to determine best locations as well as what products should be
chosen for fabrication.
Executive Summary
Business Plan
Full Version
PowerPoint Presentation
The following students
deserve especial recognition for their hard work and . A maximum of 6 students
are recognized here but there was about 6 other hard
workers in the list of qualified students.
Alex Ibanez
Ian Klink Collin Martin
Kristen Martinez Nick Spencer Holap Tang