Hello Zappo0305,
you should consider also operational costs that include power used in a year by chassis populated with blades and supervisors and other modules.
Also the cost of the service contract to be able to receive assistance, to open cases, to perform RMA and software upgrades.
Also the cost per port of the CAPEX (initial investement) should be factorized differently:
you can charge a port for a fraction of chassis cost and for the cost of the blade that hosts it
chassis_cost/total_ports + blade_cost/#ports_in_blade
if there are 48 ports in a blade and you have installed 5 linecards you have a total of 5*48 ports in chassis
you can charge for the port:
chassis_cost / (5*48) + blade_cost/48
but this means you would like to return from cost in one year, the chassis and linecards should be used for 3 years (at least) so you could divide this by 3 or by 2.
you need to charge also for power consumption, air conditioning and service contract these are the operational costs (OPEX)
expenses for power and cooling cannot be ignored as linecards and chassis are cheaper every year but not so for energy costs.
Using power calculator or data sheet you can know how much power is needed and also you can get info about required cooling.
Hope to help
Giuseppe