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HI-TECH PROJECTSDecember 2013 Issue
An Industrial Monthly Magazine on
NEW PROJECTOPPORTUNITIES AND
INDUSTRIALTECHNOLOGIES
Regd. Off : 4449, Nai Sarak, Main Road, Delhi - 110 006 (India)* Ph: +91 9811437895, 9811151047, 91-11-23918117, 23916431,
Deposit the amount in “EIRI “Account with HDFC BANK CA- 05532020001279 (RTGS/NEFT/IFSC CODE: HDFC0000553) ORICICI BANK CA - 038705000994 (RTGS/IFSC CODE: ICIC0000387) OR AXIS Bank Ltd. CA- 054010200006248 (RTGS/IFSC
CODE:UTIB0000054) OR UNION BANK OF INDIA CA-307201010015149 (RTGS/NEFT/IFSC CODE: UBIN0530727) OR STATEBANK OF INDIA CA-30408535340 (RTGS/IFSC CODE: SBIN0001067) & SMS ON PH. 09811437895
Over the past hundred years Transformers haveplayed a major role in the growth of almost allindustries in the world. The foundation for theideal of a “Transformer” was laid by MichealFaraday in the year 1931. While at that time thesetransformers were having moving parts, thepresent day Transformer is basically a `Static”device in the sense that they do not have anymoving parts that are continuously in motion.Due to continuous efforts of physicists andengineers in the past year, Transformers, underwent many changes, to keep pace with the rapidgrowth of electrical industries. Now there existsa variety of transformers each differing from theother in its operation, construction, size andapplications. The transformers is a device thattransfers electricity or energy from one electriccircuit to another without change of frequencyand usually, but not always, with a change involtage.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 408 Nos./AnnumLand & Building (Area 5000 sq.mt.) US$ 5 LacsPlant & Machinery US$ 49 Th.W.C. for 2 Months US$ 3 LacsTotal Capital Investment US$ 9 LacsRate of Return 27%Break Even Point 69%*********************************************************
CATTLE FEED PELLETS PLANTFOR COW & BUFFALOE FOR
BOOSTING MILK AND GROWTHIndia possesses an enormous cattle (180 million)and buffalo (61 million) population but the annualmilk production has reached only about 30 milliontonnes. The low milk production is primarily durto the poor potential of the animal and the lackof adequate nutrition. For the fullest exploitationof their genetic potentialities, better feeding mustgo hand in hand with better breeding. Theprincipal feed resources for animal consumptionin the country are crop residues like straws ofwheat, rice and other cereals and stovers whichare very poor in feed value. Even these ate inshort supply. These are supplemented to someextent by relatively better quality fodders likecultivated leguminous and non liguminous foddergrasses and concentrates.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 1200 Kgs./DayLand & Building (Area 200 sq.mt.) Rs. 3.50 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 2.30 LacsW.C. for 1 Months Rs. 3.10 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 9.25 LacsRate of Return 64%Break Even Point 65%********************************************************
BIODEGRADABLE/COMPOSTABLE PLASTICS
For the last few decades, the usage of plasticincreased because of its specific properties suchas low cost, light weight, high strength, non-biodegradability, durability, non corrosive nature,process ability and high energy effectiveness.Hence these plastics can be used for variousapplication which includes household articles toaeronautic sector. Now a day it’s difficult to
imagine a life without plastic which are mostlyderived from crude oils and natural gas. Amongthe various polymers, polyethylene, polypropyleneand polystyrene are used greatly for foodpackaging, biomedical field and in agriculture.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 5 MT./DayLand & Building (Area 1500 sq.mt.) Rs. 1.53 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 1.44 Cr.W.C. for 3 Months Rs. 6.54 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 9.85 Cr.Rate of Return 67%Break Even Point 29%******************************************************
ACRYLIC COPOLYMEREMULSION
Acrylic emulsion polymers are used in largevolumes as coatings finishes and binders forleather, inks and paper, as exterior and interiorcoatings in home and industry, and as adhesive,laminates, elastomers, plasticizers and floorpolishes. Part success and future potential stemsfrom their inherent stability, durability pigmentbinding characteristics and copolymerizationversality. From this broad range, the synthesischemist can tailor polymers composition andstructure to meet customer application.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 5000 Kgs./DayLand & Building (Area 1500 sq.mt.) Rs. 1.53 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 1.94 Cr.W.C. for 2 Months Rs. 1.49 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 5.30 Cr.Rate of Return 64%Break Even Point 35%********************************************************
BABY NIPPLESilicon rubbers have been produced commerciallyfor above 25 years, the first patent being appliedfor in 1944. Their high cost of manufacture, theinitial difficulty of achieving good physicalproperties, and the need for, special techniqueswere probably responsible for their technical andcommercial development being, for the rubberindustry on unorthodox lines. The producers didnot offer the raw polymers to the rubber processorto compound himself, but rather formulated, andsupplied ready - mixed materials requiring onlyforming, by one of the usual processes, andvulcanizing. Subsequently, a few gums weremade available and over the years, some of thespecial technology required to be applied to themhas disclosed. Silicons rubbers constitute are ofthe newest classes of rubber like polymers. Theseexhibit unique physical and chemical properties.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 12500 Nos./DayLand & Building (Area 500 sq.mt.) Rs. 41 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 24 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 95 LacsRate of Return 52%Break Even Point 47%*********************************************************
GUTKA MANUFACTURINGGutka is now-a-days a very common mouthfreshener. Generally it is taken by the people ofall age groups. Increasing liking of people forGutka has made its common use. Gutka is therefined tobacco with cathaeu, chuna, flavouringagents and perfumery compounds etc. It
refreshes the mouth and gives the feeling of coldin throat when taken in small amount. Gutka ischewed either with pan or directly without anyother thing. Tobacco of various grades, specifiedby different numbers, constitutes differentproportions. The higher the grade of gutkha thehigher it will contain tobacco content. No varietyis grown to any appreciable extent.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 200 Kgs./DayLand & Building (Area 350 sq.mt.) Rs. 30 LacPlant & Machinery Rs. 6 LacW.C. for 2 Months Rs. 26 LacTotal Capital Investment Rs. 65 LacRate of Return 61%Break Even Point 65%*********************************************************
CONFECTIONERY INDUSTRY-SEMI AUTOMATIC PLANT
(TOFFEE, CANDY, CHEWINGGUM, BUBBLE GUM ETC.)
Confectionery or sweetmeats are preservededible delicacies consisting of a solid orcrystalline phase and a liquid or non-crystallinephase the relative proportion of which determinethe type of confectionery. The principal types ofconfectionery are hand boiled goods, carameland toffee, ratin goods, comfits or draggees, andlozenges. Sugar is the principal ingredient ofconfectionery. There are about 50 importantconfectionery factories in the country. Mainly inU.P. Bihar, Mumbai, Punjab, and Bengal. Inaddition, a large number of small concerns areproducing sugar confectionery with indigenousequipments.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 1400 Kgs./DayLand & Building (Area 1100 sq.mt.) Rs. 69 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 52 LacsW.C. for 3 Months Rs. 82 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 2.16 Cr.Rate of Return 19%Break Even Point 66%*********************************************************
KATHA & KUTCHKatha and cutch are produced from the heartwood of Acacia catechu. It is a common treefound in the tropical deciduous and thorn forestsof India. Katha is mainly used in betel leaf (Pan)as masticatory and valued for its catechincontent. Cutch the bye product of Katha industryis largely used for dyeing, colouring pulp in paperindustry, water softening and in deep oil drillingoperations. KATTHA is obtained mostly bycrystallization in cold from the Katha and cutchare produced from the heart wood of Acaciawater extractives of the heartwood of Acaciacatechu Willd., fam. Leguminosae commonlyknown as KHAIR tree, which is widely distributedin India, form the north-west plains to eastwardsin Assam and throughout the country,particularly in the deciduous and drier regions. Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 2 Ton./DayLand & Building (10,000 sq.mt.) Rs. 2.62 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 1.26 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 4.86 Cr.Rate of Return 46%Break Even Point 39%
Packaged Processed Makhana have gottremendous demand in India and Abroad. Theseare food products having no historical background& becomes in market and in social & culturalsynonym as the society became more advanced.The main raw materials for these products areRaw Makhana, Refined Oil, Salt, Flavours andassorted Spices. The raw material are frequencyavailable in India in Darbhanga in Bihar and insurrounding area. This food products get abroadmarket in foreign countries in Central and SouthAmerica, Europeon Countries and AfricanCountries. Hence, there are a lot of scope andmarket of these products & therefore, it willprovide a very much profitable business. EIRIhave prepared the Industrial project report on thisIndustry. Cost of Report Rs. 15871/-in India.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 200 Kgs./DayLand & Building (Area 5000 sq.ft.) Rs. 46 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 21 LacsW.C. for 3 Months Rs. 72 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 1.47 Cr.Rate of Return 71%Break Even Point 32%*********************************************************
KRAFT PAPERFROM WASTE PAPER
Paper production requires a disintegration of thebulky fibraes material to individual or smallagglomacrate fibres. This is called pulping. Theideal fibre for high grade paper should be long,high in cellulose content and low in ligrin content.Most ideal raw materila for paper products isbamboo. Other saurces are bagasse andhardwoods like jute stick must be developed andgood quality paper pulp make by blending withbamboo fibre.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 25 MT./DayLand & Building (Area 15000 sq.mt.) Rs. 8 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 12 Cr.W.C. for 3 Months Rs. 5 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 27 Cr.Rate of Return 17%Break Even Point 70%*********************************************************
PRE STRESSEDCONCRETE PIPES
Prestressed Concrete Pipe cater to intermediatepressure range for which the metallic pipes areexpensive while RCC pipes would not besuitable. The strength of a P.S.C pipe is achievedby helically binding high tensile steel wire undertension around a concrete core there by puttingthe core into compression. When the pipe ispressurised the stresses induced relieve the
compressive stress but they arae not sufficentto subject the core to tenslie stresses. Theprestressing wire is protected against corrosionby a surround of cementatious cover coat givingat least 25mm of cover P.S.C competeseconomically with steel for pipe diameters of 600mm and above. It is a unique combination ofdurability of concrete and high strength of steelcombined with economy in raw materials. TheP.S.C pipes are ideally suited for water supplymains where pressures in the range of 6 Kg/cm2to 20 Kg/cm2 are encountered.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 60 Nos./DayLand & Building (Area 2.5 Acres) Rs. 3 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 1.46 Cr.W.C. for 2 Months Rs. 8.19 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 13 Cr.Rate of Return 47%Break Even Point 31%*******************************************************
PHARMACEUTICAL UNIT WITHCHEMICALS, TABLET, CAPSULES,
SYRUPS, LOTION ETC.The development of Indian Drugs andpharmaceuticals Industry was not commonsuratewith the size of this country and the growingneeds of people, when Indian embarked on itsplanned economic expansion industry has beensubstantial and many sides with the result thatit has becomes one of the leading industries.India is now producing a larger quantity of variedpharmaceuticals products.
Cost EstimationLand & Building (Area 6000 sq.mt.) Rs. 5.20 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 76 LacsW.C. for 2 Months Rs. 1.10 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 7.28 Cr.Rate of Return 67%Break Even Point 40%*********************************************************
SOLAR MODULESAs the name, itself suggests solar cell is madefrom two words, solar & cell. Cell means thedevice to provide the direct current power supply& Solar means the device operated by the energyreceived from sun. The Solar Cell is the devicewhich, converts the light energy into the electricenergy. Viewing the increasing cost of fuel &coal, pollution produced by the thermal powerstation operated by either coal or fuel, initialcapital investment for nuclear power plant & thedifficulties regarding the disposal of nuclearwaste, all these power generating sources arevery inconvenient & trouble some for near future.One more point which diverts our attention fromthe thermal power plants, using coal, fuel &atomic energy as energy sauces, is its limitationon the earth.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 14 Nos./DayLand & Building (Area 250 sq.mt.) Rs. 12 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 20 LacsW.C. for 3 Months Rs. 35 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 72 LacsRate of Return 25%Break Even Point 64%********************************************************
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PROJECT NAME PROJECT COST Rs.PECTIN FROM ORANGE PEELSOrange peel is separated out, and processedfor making pectin from (Orange peel is very highin pectin), or the peel can be sold to anotherbusiness that makes candied peel or marmalade.Here, in this project, The pectin is beingmanufactured from Orange peels. Pectin is anatural fibre which is used as a thickner in manyfoods and beverages. Cellulose fibril constitutingplant cell wall requires certain other materials forcementing them into definite structural form ofplant organs.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 384 Kgs./DayLand & Building (Area 5000 sq.mt.) Rs. 2.23 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 1.13 Cr.W.C. for 3 Months Rs. 1.26 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 4.79 Cr.Rate of Return 36%Break Even Point 43%********************************************************
DUPLEX BOARDCost Estimation
Plant Capacity 150 MT./DayLand & Building (Area 10 Acres) Rs. 12.35 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 7.41 Cr.W.C. for 3 Months Rs. 11.43 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 32.06 Cr.Rate of Return 47%Break Even Point 36%******************************************************
G.I. PIPEGulvanised iron pipes (G.I. Pipes) are widely usedin industry, domestic water supply lines and inmany other construction purposes. These pipesplay a key role in water supply to the houses. Asper requirements they are obtained in varioussizes and wall thickness. They are in suchversatile use that they can be seen easily everywhere in industry and residential areas. They aremade of mild steel in general and galvanized toprotect from corrosion and soil attack becauseof their best reasonable cost and long life, theyare most popular. Various methods of pipe Mfg.are employed in pipes & tubes industries. Thechoice, mainly, depends upon the size (diameter)of pipes regd. Smaller sizes are preferablymanufactured by extrusion of ERW techniqueswhile large & medium sizes by welding formedsteel plate or strips. The electric arc furnacemelting of metal has become very popular inIndia in recent days.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 15 Ton./DayLand & Building (Area 5000 sq.mt.) Rs. 2.63 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 1.30 Cr.W.C. for 2 Months Rs. 3.49 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 7.66 Cr.Rate of Return 38%Break Even Point 52%*******************************************************
SILICONE OILSilicone is a man-made chemical that is put touse in a staggering number of industries andapplications. It is created by combining thenaturally occurring element silicon with carbon,hydrogen, oxygen and various other chemicalelements to yield the desired results. It is avaluable product because it offers some high-quality properties that allow it to be used where
other products fail. It was first formally discoveredin the 1930s, but it was ten years later that itearned the name of silicone and began to beput to use in many commercial applications.Today it appears in everything from cookwareand toys, to automobiles and shampoo.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 500 Kgs./DayLand & Building (Area 1000 sq.mt.) Rs. 49 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 15 LacsW.C. for 3 Months Rs. 60 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 1.28 Cr.Rate of Return 30%Break Even Point 49%*********************************************************
GALVANIZING PLANT FORSTRUCTURES (FOR TOWERS)
Galvanizing plant for structures (for towers)comprising galvanizing angles and channelstakes recourse to Hot Dip Galvanizing process,involving pickling, fluxing, specter & galvanizing.Structural towers are commonly fabricated withfour columns, although either eight or twelvecolumns are sometimes used, for large elevatedtanks. The columns of towers are commonlymade of two channels, braced top and bottom,with top cover plate and bottom lacing of a builtH-section made of plates and angels or a rolledH-section. The struts are made of built channels,or of angles, or of plates and angles. Thediagonal bracing is commonly made of rods withadjustable devices or turn buckles.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 4 MT./DayLand & Building (Area 2000 sq.mt.) Rs. 92 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 48 LacsW.C. for 3 Months Rs. 1 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 2.56 Cr.Rate of Return 28%Break Even Point 53%**********************************************************
SANITARY NAPKINSAND BABY DIAPERS
(AUTOMATIC IMPORTED PLANT)Baby diaper may be a newly developed productfor India, where as for European countries it hasbecome a general necessity for newly born childcaretaking. It was developed & marketed by aswedish firm some time in the year 1958. As amatter of fact a diaper is used for wrapping thenewly born or pretty young children who havenot get developed the fixed routine for makingwater or latrine. He or she may discharge at anytime which creates a lot of trouble to his motheror caretaker. Who has no convenient place ortime to attend the baby while for an outing,shopping, going to movies or friends & relatives.To avoid all trouble they just wrap their babieswith the diaper & baby may discharge wheneverhe feels to. It can retain the wetting for abouttwo hours or so.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 102500 Pcs./DayLand & Building (2000 sq.mt.) Rs. 1.31 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 56 LacsW.C. for 3 Months Rs. 92 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 3.05 Cr.Rate of Return 75%Break Even Point 40%*********************************************************
1. ADHESIVE BASED ON VINYL ACETATE(FEVICOL TYPE) 35 Lacs
PHOSPHATE 88 Lacs21. PIGMENT BINDER 69 Lacs22. PROTEIN & PROTEIN BASED PRODUCT 2.46 Cr.23. PAPER NAPKINS 17 Lacs24. PERFUME INDUSTRY 86 Lacs25. ROASTED/DRIED/SALTED CASHEWNUTS,
ALMONDS PISTS, PEANUT, DRIEDCOCONUT 5.21 Cr.
26. SOLAR PRODUCTS 1.71 Cr.27. SINGLE/MONO LAYER AND MULTILAYER
FILM PLANT FOR FOOD PACKAGING 2.04 Cr.28. SODIUM HYDRO SULPHATE 1.15 Cr.29. S.G. CASTING & ALLOY
(STEEL CASTING) 10.60 Cr.30. TISSUE PAPER 13.03 Cr.
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EXTRACTION OF APRICOT OIL(CHULLI)
Apricot stones/seeds otherwise thrown as awaste were utilized for extraction of oil for bothedible and pharmaceutical purposes. Apricotfruits containing 11.7-22.2% stones with about32% kernels give an oil yield of 46.1-47.2%.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 61 Bottles (250g)/DayLand & Building (Area 250 sq.mt.) RentedPlant & Machinery Rs. 5 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 9 Cr.Rate of Return 134%Break Even Point 22%******************************************************
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COAL WASHING UNITCoal is a combustible solid, usually stratified. Itis formed by the burial of partially decomposedvegetable in past geological ages. After that,pressure and temperature changed them tocoal. Variations in the proportion of variousplant components cause the different typesof coal such as banded,splint cannel and boghead coal. The content of impurities in coal makedifferent grades of coal. The following are thedifferent kinds of coal depending upon theirstage of coalification. They are black in colourand have dull waxy lustre. It is a higher stage offormation than lingnite. So it is denser and harderthan lignite. its moisture content is also less thanlignite and is 12% to 25%. Sub-bituminous coalsignite easily and have calorific value between7000 to 15,000 B.T.U. They are so called as theyburn with smoky yellow flame like bitumen andtheir distillation product is coal tar, which is ofbituminous nature. It is black in colour and isgenerally banded due to the formations of layersof bright coal in it.
Cost Estimation (All Fig. in Lacs)Plant Capacity 4000 MT./DayLand & Building (Area 7 Acres) Rs. 470 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 1226 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 3413 LacsRate of Return 71%Break Even Point 26%*********************************************************
CALCIUM CARBONATE(PRECIPITATED
AND ACTIVATED)These two forms of calcium carbonate differ inrespect of coating which the former does nothave and later has. Both the forms of calciumcarbonate are being used in various industriesas filler or extender, thus assumes crucialimportance in chemical and allied industries.PVC Rubber, denitrifice, cigarette paper,printing ink, pharmaceutical are some of thecalcium carbonate using industries. In this offerwe have considered the product mix ofPrecipitated Grade which could cover very widerange of grades in terms of Particle Size, Shapeand Distribution. It will be possible to vary anyof the three physical properties alongwith otherphysical properties, such as Bulk Density, FlowPoint, Viscosity, as required by individualcustomers as per their need. We have alsoconsidered 40 Tons per day capacity ActivatedCalcium Carbonate with different coatingarrangement as well as sophisticated PressureFiltration and Drying System to ensure the qualityproduct.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 10 MT./DayLand & Building (Area 4000 sq.mt.) Rs. 3 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 2 Cr.W.C. for 1 Months Rs. 25 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 6 Cr.Rate of Return 27%Break Even Point 58%********************************************************
B.P.O. AND CALL CENTREFirst of all it is necessary to understandwhat is outsourcing. Outsourcing encompassesa wide range of services, from a particularproject to a technical domain to all activities.A successful outsourcing project is only possibleif the outsourcing decision has taken intoconsideration all known costs and benefitsassociated with the project. It is also importantthat the contract be effectively negotiated andmanaged. Business Process Outsourcing(BPO) is an appropriately structuredarrangement between an Organization and anOutsourcing supplier to perform services, whichwere otherwise conducted in-house. Cost EstimationLand & Building (1800 sq.mt.) Rs. 3.42 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 6 Cr.W.C. for 2 Months Rs. 2.76 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 12.61 Cr.Rate of Return 121%Break Even Point 39%********************************************************
COPPER ROD WIRE DRAWINGAND PVC WIRE & CABLES
Copper wire, having higher electricalconductivity, is mostly used in electrical andelectronic appliances. Copper wire is havingabundant uses such as in household wrings andelectric motors. C opper is a high reactiveelement. It reacts with oxygen and thus oxidelayer is formed on the surface and so it iscorrosion-resistant. Copper is having goodmechanical properties, viz, good malleability andformability which makes fabrication easy, itcan be easily welded or soldered. The meltingtemperature of copper is 10830C hence wiresof various copper base alloys can also be drawn. Cost Estimation (All Fig. in Lacs)Plant Capacity 15 Ton./DayLand & Building (Area 6000 sq.mt.) Rs. 332 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 267 LacsW.C. for 3 Months Rs. 5645 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 6280 LacsRate of Return 77%*******************************************************
METALLIC STEARATEBY PRECIPITATION
AND FUSION PROCESSStearates of aluminium, calcium, magnesium andzinc are known as driers and metallic soaps. Ithas long been established that the metal orcatier of the metallic soap is the active principlewhich accelerates the oxidation andpolymerization reactions associated with thedrying of oils. As many as twenty four metalsare known to have activity, but the soaps ofcobalt, manganese, lead, iron, calcium, zinc andzirconium account for the major share ofpresent-day-use. Of these cobalt, manganese,lead and iron soaps are the primary driers.Calcium, zinc, and zirconium soaps alone donot promote drying. They are useful only inconjunction with one or more of the primarydriers, and thus are termed auxilliary driers.The organic or a main portions of the metallicsoaps used as driers act as carrying andsalubilizing agents. Because of their stability,excellent salability, and low cost, soaps based
on naphthenic acid, tall oil and 2- ethylhexoicacid account for the major portion of the driersin use today. Driers made with resin, oleic andlinoleic acids have declined in use, but arestill manufactured for special purposes. Driersbased on newly available synthetic, tertiaryorganic acids have been developed.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 10 MT./DayLand & Building (Area 3000 sq.mt.) Rs. 1.38 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 70 LacsW.C. for 3 Months Rs. 4.50 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 6.70 Cr.Rate of Return 50%Break Even Point 32%*********************************************************
COOLANT (ENGINE)Engine Coolant is a mixture of various types ofglycols and highly formulates & researchedvarious corrosive inhibitors. De-mineralized wateris mixed with the coolant as per suggestion andused in the engine-radiator cooling system toremove excess heat of engine. The purpose ofCoolant is to remove excess heat produced fromthe engine operation, to control corrosion andscaling, antifreeze and boil over the radiatorwater. So many years ago water was used toreduce the temperature. Water is an effectiveheat transfer fluid but it boils at very lowtemperature., highly corrosive and formatscaling. It impure the cooling liquid byaccumulating corrosive and scaled waste. So itchocks up tubes of radiator and finally engineoverheats. Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 200 Ltr./DayLand & Building (Area 350 sq.mt.) Rs. 17 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 7 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 38 LacsRate of Return 28%*********************************************************SCHOOL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Foreign language courses are designed tomeet the fundamental objectives of learningJapanese language, namely to obtain thevocabulary and grammar of Japanese, tocomprehend Japanese, to communicate in day-to-day social situations, to demonstrate one’sinterest in Japan - her culture, people and life,and to make business contacts and friends. Thefaculty of JLS has been trained to guide thestudent to understand important Japanese andcustoms behavioural norms, both on businessand social fronts. School provides students withspecially developed text books written in Romanalphabets - in the same it is done the worldover. Text books are supplemented by readingmaterial, home assignments and audio tapes.Additional material is provided to students forlearning basic script which is later followed byprescribed reading material for advancedcourses. It should be created teaching methodsthat best suit Indian students.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 13 Class/DayLand & Building (Area 1000 sq.mt.) Rs. 51 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 50 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 1.25 Cr.Rate of Return 27%**********************************************************
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BOTTLING PLANT (IMFL &COUNTRY LIQUOR) FROM
RECTIFIED SPIRITGin, vodka, and related spirits like aquaritare distinguishable from whisky, rum and brandywhich themselves have a number of commoncharacteristics. The most evident difference isin colour, with gin an vodka normally beingcolourless white whisky, rum and brandy varyin shade from straw-coloured to the deepestbrown. This immediate difference is linked withdistinguishing features of composition andflavour which are reflected in the methods ofproduction of the two troup of sprits. The aurdwhisky comes from the Gaelic word wisge-beatha, as the Irish called it, incoming the waterof life. The colour in whisky, rum and brandyoves it origin to the practice of ageing ormaturing these spirits in wooden casks, whichas containers have previously used fortransporting some compatible liquid such asslerry, wine or molasses.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 1000 Cases/DayLand & Building (Area 39000 sq.ft.) Rs. 2.15 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 64 LacsW.C. for 3 Months Rs. 1.03 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 3.88 Cr.Rate of Return 11%Break Even Point 69%**********************************************************
ROTOGRAVURE PRINTING(FOR FLEXIBLE PACKAGING)
A pouch is similar to a bag except it issimpler in constructions and is made from rollstock, filled and sealed on automatic highspeed machinery. There are many possiblevariations of pouch sizes, shapes andcompositions. Few general types can bedescribed. Pouches can be defined as verticalor horizontal, depending on how they are formed.Vertical pouches are made by drawing one ortwo webs downward a forming mandrel, sealingone or two seats to form a tube and adding atop and bottom seal for closure than one sideseal is used and centured, it is called a pillowtype. If the side seal is inserted on one side anda fold on the other, it is called a three side sealpouch. When two side seals are used it is calleda four side seal poucher firm-sealed pouch. Theproduct is added while the pouch is in thevertical position and usually before it is reservedfrom the web. side seams can be lapped orbutted and qussets are optional. Horizontalpouches are made by drawing one or to webs ina horizontal direction.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 1 MT./DayLand & Building (Area 2400 sq.mt.) Rs. 1.56 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 81 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 4.28 Cr.Rate of Return 22%Break Even Point 56%********************************************************
L.P.G. BOTTLING PLANTThrough out the commercial life time of ahydrocarbon fuel, from production at theweelhead to combustion in chamber,considerations of fuel storage movement, loss,safety and contamination apply. These aredetermined largely by the properties of thefuel itself and are therefore controlled by suitableproper ty specifications. They are alsoinfluenced significantly by the design of thehandling equipment, the procedures adoptedand in some cases by the use of appropriatefuel additives. Bulk petroleum and hydrocarbonsgenerally are most commonly stored incylindrical tanks of welded steel construction upto about 100.000 Ton capacity mountedvertically on simple formulations of rubble andsand bituminmix.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 10000 Cylinders/DayLand & Building (10,000 sq.mt.) Rs. 11.50 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 2.30 Cr.W.C. for 2 Months Rs. 5.67 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 27.51 Cr.Rate of Return 56%Break Even Point 25%*********************************************************
BIO TECHNOLOGYLABORATORY AND
TRAINING INSTITUTEBio Technology is based on the catalyticactivities of cells, either intact cell or extractfrom them. Bio-Technology training is neededto fill the void between the curriculum of a theoretical education and the practical demand ofdepending on your speciality. R & D validationregulation, processing or manufacturing in thebiotechnology field. Furthermore, properbiotechnology training is essential due to thecomplexity and inherent uncertainty of usingliving organisms as production system tomanufacture complex biologically active protein.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 40 Students/MonthLand & Building (Area 3000 sq.ft.) Rs. 47 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 8 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 62 LacsRate of Return 15%Break Even Point 62%********************************************************DECORATIVE LAMINATED SHEET
(SUNMICA)The material is intended for interior use. Thespecification applies to sheets in which the onlyfilter is paper and does not cover sheets with acore of any other material covered by this reportis not intended for load beariong applications. InIndia three types of decorative and industriallaminated sheets or products are beingmanufactured usually using phenolformaldehyde or melamine formaldehyde orother phenolic resins as bindiong materials forthe core and the surface papers.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 1600 sq.mt./DayLand & Building (Area 2000 sq.mt.) Rs. 2.31 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 1.56 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 7.24 Cr.Rate of Return 55%*******************************************************
VEGETABLES FRESHAND FROZEN
Preservation of foods by drying them is perhapsthe oldest method known. Large quantities offruits are dried in the sun in different parts of theworld such as Asia Minor, Greece, Spain, andother Mediterranean countr ies, Arabia,Afghanistan, Australia, etc. The modern methodof dehydration, i.e. drying fruits and vegetablesunder controlled conditions of temperature andhumidity is, however, assuming importance as amajor industry. The dehydration industry got animpetus during the World War II.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 5 MT./DayLand and Building (Area 2 Acres) Rs. 2.43 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 1.61 Cr.W.C. for 1 Months Rs. 42 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 5.75 Cr.Rate of Return 25%Break Even Point 57%********************************************************
E.R.W. STEEL PIPES & TUBESPipes and tubes find use in almost all theindustries/services in one way or the other.Automobile vehicles use metallic pipes, includingsteel pipes, of a large variety. Gas/water/liquidstransporting pipes are spread everywhere.Irrigation, petroleum products, sewerage,chemicals transportation pipes and those usedin mines, public water supply networks, are wellknown. Hydraulic piping may be divided into (i)rigid & (ii) flexible classes. Rigid piping of iron &steel is either seamless or welded type. Pipeshave specified end-threading pipe-fittings in thepiping net-work.
Cost Estimation (All Fig. in Laks)Plant Capacity 60 MT/DayLand and Building (10,000 sq.mt.) Rs. 481 LacsPlant & Machinery Rs. 566 LacsW.C. for 3 Months Rs. 2176 LacsTotal Capital Investment Rs. 3575 LacsRate of Return 84%Break Even Point 29%******************************************************
BEER INDUSTRY(WITH GOVERNMENT FACILITY)
Among the alcoholic drinks, Beer is quitecommon and popular in almost every Country ofthe World. People of different Countries take beerin varying much like a soft drink in EuropeanCountries it is just a substitute of water. Thealcoholic contents and main source stuff alsokeep varying according to the tests of the majorpart of population of the particular countryalthough it is a fashion to ask for beer of everyorigin in every Country. Formulations of beermanufacturing are done with the view ofavailability of the raw materials in that particularpart of the World where the brewery is proposedto be established.
Cost EstimationPlant Capacity 5000 KL/AnnumLand and Building (Area 5 Acres) Rs. 1 Cr.Plant & Machinery Rs. 15.30 Cr.W.C. for 3 Months Rs. 2.63 Cr.Total Capital Investment Rs. 23.42 Cr.Rate of Return 48%Break Even Point 44%*********************************************************
The book covers Tomato, Impact of Introduction of Hybrid Tomato, Poly House Technology inVegetable Production, Canning and Bottling of Fruits and Vegetables, Fruits and vegetables Drying/Dehydration and Concentration, Processing Technologies of Tomato and other Vegetables,Technology of Tomato Products, Processing of Peeled Tomatoes, Processing of Dried Tomatoes,Flow Sheet for Tomato Juice Processing, Flow sheet for Processing of Tomato Ketchup or Sauce,Tomato Juice Processing Line, Processing and Storage of Orange Fruited Tomato Cultivars intoPuree, Tomato Paste Technology, Technology of Tomato Puree, Tomato Ketchup, Juice & BottlingTechnology, Soups and Soup Mixes, Tomato Juice Processing Line, Processing and Preservationof Tomatoes, Effect of Storage on the Colour and Sensory Attribute of Tomato Puree, Value Additionof Fruits and Vegetable by Mechanical Washing, Dehydration of Tomatoes (Tomato Powder),Packaging and Storage, Condensed Tomato Soup, Products from Tomato Pulp, ManufacturingTomato Sauces and Ketchup, Project Profile on Tomato Pulp/Puree, Food Processing Unit, TomatoPowder, Tomato Products (Project Profile), Pineapple Tomato, Frut Juice and Other Products
Bottling Plant.
The book covers Processing of Ginger, Manufacture of Starch, Aonla Processing Technology, Cultivation of Pineapple,Technology of Paneer and Channa Manufacture and Storage, Technology of Butter Manufacture and Storage, Technology ofGhee Manufacture and Storage,Processing of Dehydrated Fruits, Fruit Flavoured Beverages, Functional Foods, Preparationof Banana Flour, Soy Fortified Cake, Production of Meat Analogues, Guava Papaya Fruit Bar, Soy Yoghurt, Active Packaging,Flexible Packages for Fruit and Vegetable Pulps, Food Packages Out of Flexalcon, Aluminium Cans for Heat Sterilized FoodProducts, Foil Bag, Pouch and Envelope Production, Aluminium Foil in Packaging Technology and Applications, Aluminiumin Flexible Packaging, Nanotechnology in Food Packaging, Packaging of Fresh Meat, Packaging of Shrimps, Packaging ofFruit Juices, Packaging of Biscuits, Plant Economics of Aluminium Beverage Cans, Plant Economics of Amla Fruit Products,Plant Economics of Banana Powder (Dried Banana),Plant Economics of Buffalo Meat/Frozen Meat with Slaughter House,
Plant Economics of Dairy Products (Ghee, Butter, Maya, Penda & Many More).
The book covers Introduction, Applications of Textiles in Agricultural and Horticultural,Technology of Non wovens (Thermal Bonding), Demands of Non wovens in ApparelIndustry, Uses of Yarns in Geotextiles and Nonwoven, Applications of Aerogel inTextiles,Automotive Seat Belt Fabrics, Batt Formation in Nonwovens: Methods, Meritsand Measures, Detailed Process of Spunbonded Fabrics from Recycled Plastics, EnergySaving Potentials in Thermal Nonwovens Processes, Jute Application in Geotextiles,Lyocell: A High Performance Fibre for Nonwovens, Manufacturing of Nonwovencomposites from reclaimed fibres, Materials used in casual and sports weartextiles,Needlepunch Felts, Nonwoven interlinings in Apparels, Natural fibres inagrotextiles, Nonwovens in packaging, medical, agriculture and other fields, Nonwovenindustry (Carry Bags, Surgical Gown, Face Mask, Round Caps, Shoe Cover, Gloves),Nonwoven Fabric Production, Nonwovens for Medical Textiles, Protective ApparelsManufacture, Processing, Finishing Lines and Non wovens Machinery, Seam Strength of Geotextiles, SpunlaceNonwovens, Surgical Dresses (Doctor’s Dress), Technology of Absorbent Nonwovens, Nonwoven Carry Bags.
The book Technology of Food Processing Industries covers Amla Candy, AsepticProcessing and Packaging, Bael Fruit, Banana Dehydration, Citrus Fruits,Consumer Protection and Food Packaging (Rules and Regulations), DairyProducts & Processing, Dehydration of Red Chillies, Fermented Dairy Products,Effluent Treatment Methods for Food Industries, Fabricated Chips, Preservationof Meat Products (Fermentation Technology), Food Processing, Small ScaleEnterprises, Ice Cream Manufacture, Impact of Food Regulations on the FoodSystem, Infrared Radiation0- An Innovative Technique in Food Preservation,Manufacture of Nutritious Snack Foods, Non-Alcoholic and Alcoholic Beverages(Fermented), Non-Thermal Food Preservation, Noodles Manufacture, Oils and
Fats, Poly House Dried Mushroom Slices, Preparation of Diabetic Cookies, Preservation of Meat, Fishand Eggs, Preservation of Milk and Dairy Products, Puffed Potato Cubes, Pulses Processing, ReadyKhaman Mix, Sapota-Papaya Fruit Bar, Soya Products (Fermented), Sports Foods and Drinks, Sugarand Sugar Products, Surface Design in Food Packaging, Sweet Potato Products, Technologies andPackages of Banana, Tomato Puree, Bakery Project Profile.
The Book Technology Of Chicken Meat And Poultry Products Covers Introduction,Principles Of Meat Processing Technology, Pre-Slaughter Factors Affecting PoultryMeat Quality, Slaughter Through Chilling Technology, Deboning Technology,Ingredients Of Non-Meat Ingredients, Manufacturing Meat From Poultry, SeasoningsUsed In Meat Processing, Heat Treatment Of Meat Products, Processed MeatProducts Technology, Technology Of Washing Poultry During Processing,Manufacturing F Raw-Fermented Sausages, Manufacturing Technology Of Raw-Cooked Meat Products, Precooked Cooked Meat Products Technology, Processed
Products From Chicken Meat, Manufacturing Of Meat Products, Unique Meat Products Technology,Fresh Poultry Meat Manufacturing Technology, Drying Of Meat Technology, Production Of Poultry Products,Plant Economics Of Chicken Farming (Hatchery), Plant Economics Of Chicken Meat Processing AndExport, Plant Economics Of Chicken Processing With Slaughter House, Plant Economics Of ChickenSausages & Hamburger, Plant Economics Of Piggery/Meat/Chicken Processing,Plant Economics OfSausages, Salamis, Ham, Bacon & Chicken Loaf
The book DAIRY FARMING FOR MILK PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY coversDairy Cattle , The Holstein Friesian, The Jersey, The Guernsey, The Ayrshire,The Brown Swiss, The Milking Shorthorn, The Red Polled, The Lesser Breeds,Types of Dairy Farming and Breed Selection, Selecting the Individual Cow,Fundamental Considerations of Heredity, Measures of the Genetic Makeup, KnownInherited Characteristics in Dairy Cattle, Systems of Breeding, Selection andCare of the herd Sire, Growth and Development, Calf Raising, Raising theHeifer from Weaning to Calving Time, Factors Influencing the Quantity and Qualityof Milk, Management of Dairy Cows, The Milking Machine and Milking, Efficiencyand Cost of Milk Production, Common Feeds Characteristics and Treatment.
The book Technology of Food Preservation& Processing covers almost all the basic andadvanced details to setup own FoodPreservation Units. The new edition of thebook is covering latest methods includingFood Preservation and Processing, FoodAdditives, Spoilage of Foods, Food Poisoning,Sanitation and Cleaning Requirements forFood Processing Plants, Introduction toQuality Control, Evaluation and Assurance,Method of Products Development, Food Grades, Standards Laws andRegulation, Food Preservation Principles and Methods, Preservation bySalting, Preservation by Sugar, Preservation by Using Chemicals,Preservation by Drying, Preservation by fermentation, Preservation byAntibiotics and Irradiation, Preservation by Cold, Preservation byConcentration, Preservation by Use of Heat, Commercial Canning, Fruitand Vegetable Preservation, Fermented Beverages, Fruit Concentrates,Fruit Beverages, Pickles, Cold Storage, Food Standards and Labelling ,Fruit sand Fruit Products, Vegetables and Vegetable Products, Cerealsand Baked Products, Sugars and Sweeteners, Milk and Milk Products,Meat and Meat Products, Sea Foods, Poultry, Eggs and Egg Products,Candied Food, Fermented Non-Alcoholic and Alcoholic Beverages, By –Product Utilization, Packaging and Packing Materials, Post Harvest FoodConservation, Equipments Commonly Used in Preservation of fruits &Vegetables, Fruits and Vegetables, Cold Storage, Ready to Serve CurriedVegetables, Tomato Products.
Introduction, ajowan or bishopsweed, amchur, aniseed, asafoetida,capsicums or chillies, caraway,
cardamom (greater cardamom & lesser cardamom, greatercardamom, cassia, celery seed, cinnamon, clove, coriander,cumin seed, cumin black, fennel, fenugreek, garlic, ginger,nutmeg, pepper -black, white & green, turmeric, ajowanextraction from ajowan seeds, asafoetida (hing), black pepper,chilli powder, drying of red chillies, haldi, dhania, pea & greenpeas, dry ginger from green ginger, dehydrated onions & onionpowder, garlic powder, mustard powder, oleoresins from chilli& ginger (extraction), turmeric powder, tamarind seed powder,process of manufacture & formulaes, packaging of spices/masala, method of test for spices & condiments, agmark-symbol of quality & purity,
Bio gas as appropriate technology,benefits and costs of a bio gas plant,the digestion process, bo gas plants,scaling of bio gas plants, design of bio gas plants, bio gasutilization, planning, design and construction, types of bio gasdigesters and plants, constructing a floating drum bio, gasdigester outlet, constructing a floating drum bio gas digesterinlet, constructing a floating drum bio gas digester, constructionof a bio gas digester, bio gas pipeline connection fittings, biogas plant construction manual fixed dome digester, food, animal,vegetable and food preparation by product treatment, processfor anaerobic treatment of waste, process for producing ethanoland for energy recovery, methane gas process and apparatus,power generation from solar and waste heat, apparatus andprocess for biological wastewater treatment, self containedbiofuel production and water processing apparatus, method andapparatus for producing bio gas employing technology forimproving quality of raw material, method and apparatus forproduction of bio ethanol and other fermentation products,method and apparatus for removing co2 in mixed gas such asbio gas, method for producing biofuel using electron beam,method for the synthesis of organic compounds from manure,non-hazardous, non-septic liquid waste drying process, wasteto energy by way of hydrothermal decomposition and resourcerecycling.
The book Agro Food Processing andPackaging Technology covers Food Laws,Ready to Eat Snacks Extrusion Technology,Potato Chips, Ready to Eat Protein RichFood Bars, Grading and Sorting FoodProducts Using Computer, IQF Freezingand Application, Food Canning, Fruits
Canning Technology, Preparation of Fruit Juices, Squashes & Cordials,Technology of Vegetables Canning, Poultry Processing, Aqua Farm, PulseProduction, Production Process of Large Cardamom, Rice-Fish PoultryFarming, Organized Dairy Farms, Polyhouse Technology for Productionof Vegetables, Productivity of Goats, Continuous Processing of RTD Teaand Coffee Beverages, Cold Chain Supply, Processing Preservation ofFish, UHT Plant for Milk in Aseptic Pouches, Plant Economics ofAquaculture Shrimp Farming, Plant Economics of Canning andPreservation of Vegetables, Plant Economics of Canning of Fruits andVegetables, Plant Economics of Cold Supply Chain Plant Economics ofDairy Farming (Buffaloes Kundi), Plant Economics of Dairy Farming(Jersey Cows) & Milk Processing, Plant Economics of Frozen Food byIQF Technology, Plant Economics of Fruit Juice in Tetrapack, PlantEconomics of Gram Dall/Pulse Mill, Plant Economics of Green House/Poly House, Plant Economics of Mango Pulp, Plant Economics ofNamkeens (Kurkure Type Snack Food), Plant Economics of Pineapple,Tomato, Fruit Juice and Other Products Bottling Plant, Plant Economicsof Potato Chips with Nitrogen Packing (On Imported M/C), Plant Economicsof Poultry and Hatchery Farming, Plant Economics of Protein FromSoyabean, Plant Economics of Ready to Eat Foods in Tetra Packs, PlantEconomics of Rice Sorting/Grading Plant, Plant Economics of SeedsGrading and processing, Plant Economics of Snack Food (Crax Size)(Roll and Ball Type), Suppliers of Plant and Equipments for FoodProcessing and Allied Industry.
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