This document provides information about a group project on conducting a feasibility study for an energy saving light bulb manufacturing business. It includes details of the group members, an introduction to the project, definitions of key terms, descriptions of the different types of energy saving bulbs and traditional light bulbs. It also discusses the methodology, market analysis including demand and competitors, raw materials, location selection, costs, profitability analysis and environmental impacts. The presentation concludes that the project is profitable and energy saving bulbs are more economical with less environmental impact compared to other electrical projects.

1. WELL COME TO OUR
PRESENTATION

2. Our Group Number-04
SL ID Student Name Program
01 13205100 Md. Foyez Ahammad BSEEE
02 13305003 Md.-Sabirul-Islam BSEEE
03 13305019 Tapan Khan BSEEE
04 13305020 Imran Hossain Shehab BSEEE
05 13305024 Md. Shafiqul Islam BSEEE

3. Our Project Name Feasibility Study
On
Energy Saving BulB

4. Contents of This
Project
Introduction
Market
Raw Material
Process Technology
Utility
Location
Environment Impact
Investment Cost
Operation Cost
Profitability Analysis
Conclusion and Recommendations

5. Introduction
Feasibility study and analysis of the ability
 to complete a project successfully
 taking into account legal
 economic
 technological
 scheduling
 And other factors

6. Background
 In 1878, Thomas Alva Edison began
serious research into developing a
practical incandescent lamp and on
October 14, 1878.
 The spiral Compact Fluorescent
Lamp (CFL) was invented in 1976
by Edward E. Hammer, an engineer
with General Electric, in response to
the 1973 oil crisis.
incandescent lamp
Compact Fluorescent
Lamp

7. Definition
Energy saving lamps are sources of artificial light that
employ advanced technology to reduce the amount
of electricity used to generate light, relative to traditional
filament-burning light bulbs.
The trend of energy saving light bulbs has been
growing since last several years and people around the
world have managed to cut down on their electricity
bills as much as fifty to sixty taka. The demand of such
energy saving bulbs has been increased and
considering this growing demand various
manufacturing companies have been incepted.

8. Type Light Bulb
 Classic
 Candles
 Spiral & stick
 Spotlights
 Reflectors
 Tubes

9. Type Light Bulb
 Classic:
A traditional light bulb shape,
suitable for a variety of fittings.
 Candles:
Flame-shaped bulb, ideal for older-
style light fixtures and chandeliers.
 Spiral & stick:
Practical and energy efficient bulb to
light your home

10. Type Light Bulb
 Spotlights:
Specially designed bulbs for
bright, targeted spotlights.
 Reflectors:
Ideal for illuminating large areas
with wide beams of light.
 Tubes:
Long cylinder-shaped bulb
(known as fluorescent lighting)
used for functional lighting.
Type Light Bulb

11. Type of Energy Saving Bulb
Florescent lamps- compact and
regular.
Light emitting diode (LED) bulb
Magnetic induction lamp
Light emitting Electrochemical
cell.

12. Methodology
The basis of low watt and high watt energy
saving bulb are manufactures like 5W to
65W.
Due to the respect of time energy saving
bulb manufacturing technology has
changed.

13. Limitations
 The most commonly used energy-saving
light bulb is the Compact Fluorescent
Light (CFL). Light-emitting diodes
(LEDs) are increasing in popularity.
 There are limitation of manpower, land
and also other things.

14. Market
Situational Analysis
Market Survey
Characterization of Market
Demand Forecasting
Market Planning

15. Situational Analysis

16. Situational Analysis

17. Market Survey
 Total Demand.
 Production of different company.
 Satisfaction with exiting products.
 Unsatisfied needs.
 Attitudes towards various products.
 Socio-economic characteristics of the buyers.

18. Total Demand
Bangladesh sets a world record – 5 million CFLs
in a day, one bulb at a time. On Saturday, June
19th 2010, at over 1,400 rural and urban
distribution centers spread across 27 districts
about five million high quality CFL bulbs, in
the first round of distribution.

19. Company
There are varieties brands Energy Saving Lamp
available at the market. Some of the leading
brands are following:
 Nashir energy saving lamp industry.
 Allied power Ltd.
 Shafa electronics.
 Transtec.
 Superstar

20. Production of different company
No Company Name Production/year
01 Transtec 45,0000
02 NASIR 40,0000
03 Superstar 20,0000
04 Others 30,0000
Total =135,0000

21. Satisfaction with existing products
Unsatisfied with the existing product
Good quality but high rate
Low rate but not too much good quality
long lasting

22. Attitudes towards various products
People wants good quality with
reasonable price
Low price but good product
Long lasting
Good Brightness

23. Socio-economic characteristics of the buyers
 Low price but high quality
 Long time life
 Good brightness
 Energy saving

24. Characterization of Market
 Effective demand in the past and present
 Breakdown of demand
 Price
 Methods of distribution and sales promotion
 Supply and competition
 Government policy

25. Raw Material
 Type of raw material
 Sources
 Demand
 Supply
 Mode of transportation

26. Type of raw material
 Resistance
 Transistor
 Iron
 PVC wire
 Glass
 Body

27. Our Product

28. Sources
 All raw material suppliers found in India.
 Low demand accessory are found in local electrical
company.

29. Mode of transportation
 Truck transportation
 Train transportation
 River-port using

30. Process Technology
 Outline of process technology
 Availability and proneness
 Comparative technology
 Level of technology
 Availability of manpower

31. Utility
 Typically use about 25%-80% less energy than
traditional incandescent and it save money.
 Can last 3-25 times longer.
 Installing five low energy light bulbs will cost
about tk1150 and could save as much as tk2250 a
year.

32. Location
Proximity to market
Availability of raw material
Availability of utility
Availability of skilled technical
manpower

33. Location
The location of our project can be in the area of
Kalibazar, Narayanganj.

34. Proximity to Market
In Bangladesh the main local markets are in
Dhaka, Chittagong and Khulna.
It is very easy to cover the local markets.

35. Availability of raw material
 In fact the raw materials are not available in our
country.
 This place is close to the river port and easy road
transport system.
 It is very easy to collect raw materials.
 So we have to depend on other developed country.

36. Availability of utility
 To run this plant we need much more transport,
electricity and gas.
 It is very good area to have the proper utilities.
 Because There are lots of electricity generation plant
in Narayangonj area.
 In this area has river so we can easily collect water if
we need.
 So we can say that this place are sweet able to run our
Project.

37. Manpower
 Manpower are available but Skilled technical
manpower is not available.
 Have to trained few engineers from abroad.
 Extra cost for the project but give us more benefit
in future.

38. Environmental Impact
 Electromagnetic
Compatibility
 Radio Frequency
Interference
 Electromagnetic
Disturbance

39. Electromagnetic Compatibility
 Electromagnetic Compatibility - The
ability of an equipment or system to
function satisfactorily in its electromagnetic
environment without introducing intolerable
electromagnetic disturbances to anything in
that environment.

40. Radio Frequency Interference
Radio Frequency Interference -CFLs
emit radio frequency radiation at
levels that may interfere with various
types of wireless technology. Any
modification to the reception of sound
or picture signals that make them
unacceptable.

41. Electromagnetic Disturbance
 Electromagnetic Disturbance - Any
electromagnetic phenomenon (or
transmission) which may degrade the
performance of a device, equipment or
system, or adversely affect living or inert
matter.

42. Investment Cost
42
No Cost name Local currency
(in %)
Foreign currency
(in %)
Total (tk)
01 Land 100 1,80,00,000/=
02 Building 75 25 1,00,00,000/=
03 Machinery 90 10 5,50,00,000/=
04 Taxes and duties 80 20 40,00,000/=
05 Installation cost 75 25 50,00,000/=
06 Depreciation 80 20 14,00,000/=
07 Interest during construction
(IDLC)
100 10,00,000/=
Total 9,44,00,000/=

43. Operation Cost
No Cost name Cost(Tk)
01 Raw material 1,85,00,000/=
02 Utility 1,00,00,000/=
03 Manpower 80,00,000/=
04 Maintenance 65,00,000/=
05 Depreciation 12,00,000/=
06 interest 40,00,000/=
Total 4,82,00,000/=

44. Profitability Analysis
B/C Ratio IRR
Break even
analysis
Cash flow

45. Type Amount
Investment (9,44,00,000)/=
Benefit in 1st year 90,00,000/=
Benefit in 2nd year 1,40,00,000/=
Benefit in 3rd year 3,02,00,000/=
Benefit in 4th year 4,50,00,000/=
Benefit in 5th year 5,50,00,000/=
Benefit in 6th year 8,50,00,000/=
45
Cash flow

46. B/C Ratio
We guess that the interest rate is 15%. So the B/C ratio
B/C Ratio = Total discount benefit
Total discount cost

47. IRR( Internal Rate of Return)
Let, The internal rate of return 23%
Now NPV = Discount benefit – Discount cost
= 96542697 – 94400000
= 2142697

48. IRR( Internal Rate of Return)
%
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49. Break even sales
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50. Recommendations
 Risky project
 Govt. help needed
 Peoples awareness for country-made product
 Challenges to importer
 Future field

51. Conclusion
Our project is profitable and Energy saving bulb is more
economical because day by day its extended user
whole over the world. It has less environmental impact
to comparison other electrical project and it save the
electrical energy.

52. Thanks For Watching