reil, jaipur

1. A PRACTICAL TRANING PPT,
ON
REIL, JAIPUR
By:
Garvita Jain

2.  Company profile
 About REIL
 Departments in REIL
• Agro dairy division
• Renewable Energy division
 Conclusion

4. About REIL
 Establishment on 12th
july 1981
 situated at the
kanakpura industrial
area, jaipur
 joint venture b/w the
govt. of india (51%) &
govt. of rajasthan (49%)

5. Departments IN REIL
Agro Dairy Division Renewable Energy
Division
Quality Assurance
Division
Industrial Electronics and
Information Technology Division

6. Started operations in this division at 1982

7.  Electronic Milk Tester(EMT)
 Optical milk analyser
 Data Processor-Electronic Milk Tester(DPEMT)
 Milko Scan

8.  It is an instrument which is used for the
measurement of fat percentage in milk.
 Based on photometric measurement or light
scattering principle.
 quicker, reliable and economical method of
fat of milk testing.

9.  Runs on mains or battery
 Measuring range- 0-13% fat
 Capacity- 120-150 samples per hour
 Cheapest and the easiest method of milk
testing

11.  Can measure protein, lactose & SNF alongwith
the fat content in a milk sample
 High measuring speed
 It give result in approximately in 90 seconds .
 Saves time
 Greater data security
 Reduces manual data entry

12. OPTICAL MILK ANALYSER
Performs 150
tests/hour
Displays SNF% also
Result is
independent of
sample temperature
and air bubbles
Low power
consumption

14.  Solar Photovoltaic cells are made up of
Silicon
 These are used to convert solar energy into
electricity.
 These are made up of array of different
solar cells.
 A solar cell generates approximately 0.5
volts.

15.  These material absorb the sunlight , thereby
knocking out loose electrons from their
atoms, allowing the electrons to flow through
the material to produce electricity.
 This process of converting light (photons) to
electricity (voltage) is called the Photovoltaic
(PV) Effect
 This energy is stored in batteries and can be
used in night hours

17. Tabbing
process of making terminals of a bare
cell by soldering copper strips to the
bus bar.

18.  A row of cells is made by connecting
positive surfaces of one cell to the negative
surface of another cell.
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19.  In this process, rows of SPV cells are
connected in series to get the desired power
rating.
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20.  Solar cells are laminated between back sheet
and toughened glass.
 Then the module formed is placed inside the
laminator for lamination followed by an oven
for curing.

21.  This frame provides structural support for
mounting and shock resistance.
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22.  Have no moving parts.
 The fuel (sunlight) free.
 No noise pollution or any other type of pollution.
 Requires minimum maintenance.
 Have long lifetimes (up to 20 years).

23.  High Cost.
 Large Surface Area.
 Doesn’t work at night.
 Climate sensitive.

24. Conclusion
•Made me learn the
practical aspects of
engineering.
•Gave me experience
of working in a
professional
environment.
•Learnt adjusting
myself to the hectic
schedule and
workload.

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