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INTRODUCTION
Project Brief
The proposed project entails setting rubber manufacturing Unit, which has a product range of 4mm,
20mm. This can be sold in the local market as well as in the foreign market. The objective of this pre-
feasibility study is to provide information for setting up rubber pipes manufacturing unit
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Demand for rubber Pipes is influenced by general economic conditions as well as the number of new
cars and bikes. New bikes also present opportunities for sales of pipe, bath rooms and latrine facilities.
RUBBER pipes are prevailing rapidly because of their multiple usages and advantages. , such as:
• BIKES BRAKE PIPE
• GAS PIPE
• OIL PIPE
• A.C PIPE
• BRAKE PIPE.
The development in civil works is a continuous process and the civil works related industries are
developing day by day. Most of the RUBBER Pipes manufacturing units are part of small-scale
industry. Rubber pipe manufacturing is a small sector and needs further attention, both from the public
and private sector. The market for rubber pipes exists in almost every part of the country. There are a
few major market players and the small units cater the remaining market. In recent times, due to
setting up of a few quality units, it is evident that local sales & exports can also be increased by this
sector in the near future.
PROPOSED CAPACITY
The production capacity of the proposed project is 50 LAKH FOOT
Pipes per year.
PRODUCT OFFERED
The proposed project will be capable of making rubber Pipes with manufactured sizes of 4 mm, 20mm
pipes
PRODUCTION PROCESS
A; RAW MATERIAL
B; RULLING
C; EXTURSION
D; BREADING\
E; FINISHING
F; PACKING
G; MARKET
MANUFACTURING PROCESS
1. RULLING
In which you crush the rubber and mix special clay in the rubber to make its strength
2. EXTURSION
. Mixing is done at high speed mixer at high temperature. The melted compound is passed through
a warm die fixed to the extruder to get a specific size and quality of PIPE.
4. BREADING.
5. HEATING
I this process the pipe am steamed by a steam of boiler at the temperature of 40 Celsius
6. Cutting
After maturing pre decided/desired lengths an automatic machine come into force and cut the
pipes as per the standard length of 14 feet
7. Final Inspection & Packing This is the last process of production. Finished products are
inspected and only those complying with the standards are considered passed. Passed products are
carefully packed and then send the customer.
77 MACHINERY REQUIREMENTS
Following list MACHINERY for the RUBBER PIPE MANUFACTURING UNIT.
Machinery Requirement
Cost (Rs.) Total Cost (Rs.)
Unit
Extruder 1 unit 1,020,000 1,020,000
Mould (Pipe) 1 set 340,000 340,000
Vacuum tank 1 set 425,000 425,000
Hauling off 1 set 323,200 323,000
Cutter 1 set 246,500 246,500
Stacker 1 unit 42,500 42,500
Freight Charges 119,000 119,000
Misc. Charges (Erection & Installation) 503,200
Generator (165 KVA
1 Set 800,000 800,000
Made in China)
Total 3,819,200
PRODUCTION
For the purpose of this project, the extruder machine with total capacity of 100 kg/hour will be used
for the production of PPRC Pipes. PPRC pipe production/extrusion line/PPRC pipe making machinery
is used to produce PPR pipes for cold and hot water supply. It's composed of vacuum feeding machine,
hopper dryer, single screw extruder, mould, make line co-extruder, vacuum calibration and cooling
tank, extended spraying cooling tank, haul off machine, cutter and stacker. PPRC cool and hot water
pipe extrusion line is used by single screw extruder for extruding the pipes with various tube diameters
and the wall thickness.
As the maximum capacity of PPRC Pipes (without wastage) is 230 tons per year and the percentage
share of 25mm, 32mm and 40mm pipes in total production capacity are 60%, 25% & 15%
accordingly. Table 8-1 summarizes the sizes of the three sizes of PPRC pipes being recommended in
this pre-feasibility study.
KEY ASUMPTIONS
Table Operating Assumptions 8
Hours operational per day
Days operational per month 25
Days operational per year 300
Table production assumptions 230,400
annual production capacity kg
Capacity utilization (1st Year) 50%
Capacity growth rate (yearly) 10%
Maximum Capacity utilization 95%
Production Wastage 5%
Table Cash Flow Assumptions 30
Accounts Receivable cycle (in
days)
Accounts Payable cycle (in days) 30
Raw material inventory (in days) 30
Finished Goods inventory (in days) 3
Table Economic Assumptions 10%
ELETRICITYth rate
Wages growth rate 10%
Office equipment growth 5%
Machine maintenance growth rate 5%
Table Cash Flow Assumptions 30
Accounts Receivable cycle (in
days)
Accounts Payable cycle (in days) 30
Raw material inventory (in days) 30
Finished Goods inventory (in days) 3
Table Exense Assumptions Professional 0.1% of Revenue
fees (audit, legal etc.)
Office Expenses (stationery, 10% of Administration Expense
entertainment, etc.)
Promotional Expenses 2% of revenue
Table 114444--66 Depreciation Straight Line
Rates Depreciation Method
Building & infrastructure 5%
Machinery & Equipments 10%
Furniture & Fixtures 10%
Table Financial Assumptions 10
Project life (Years)
Debt: Equity 50:50
Interest rate on long term debt 16%
Discount rate for calculation of 20%
NPV
Table Raw Weight (gmr) Rate Total Cost (Rs.)
Material
Consumption Per
ppe Size
4 mm 600 15 16
20mm 900 60 65