The document discusses the objectives of a study conducted by Chandni R Mistry at Banco Products (India) Limited. The objectives are to examine the effectiveness of training, its impact on workers, changes in behavioral patterns due to training, and the cost-effectiveness of training programs. It then provides details about Banco Products such as its establishment, locations, management, products including gaskets and radiators, achievements, and an overview of its training and development programs and objectives.
JBM Group is a tier-1 automotive supplier that began as a joint venture with Maruti Suzuki in 1986. It has since expanded to include 35 manufacturing plants globally, serving major automotive companies. One of its facilities is Jai Bharat Maruti Pvt. Ltd., located in Gurgaon, which produces sheet metal components and assemblies for Maruti Suzuki through pressing, welding, and quality inspection processes. The document provides an overview of the company and details various production operations at the Gurgaon facility, including its press shop equipment and welding techniques.
This document is a summer training report submitted by Mohit Keshav at Neel Metal Products Limited. The report discusses a project to improve production at the company by using gang dies on presses. It aims to reduce production time and increase productivity. The report provides details on the company, including its vision, values and departments. It then describes the part being produced, the gusset head, and the individual processes involved in its production. Finally, it proposes mounting two similar dies on each press to perform the operations simultaneously, which would allow production to be completed at a faster rate.
A project report on DLW export procedure to non railway customer by Anand kum...Anand Kumar Tiwari
This document provides details about Diesel Locomotive Works' (DLW) export procedure to non-railway customers. It discusses DLW's role in manufacturing locomotives for Indian Railways and exports. It notes that RITES handles DLW's exports and details their services. The general export procedure followed by DLW is also outlined.
The document discusses multi response optimization of friction stir welding (FSW) parameters for aluminum alloy AA6105 using the Taguchi method. It first provides background on welding processes including FSW. It then discusses factors that affect FSW quality like rotational speed, welding speed, and tilt angle. The document proposes using an L9 orthogonal array experiment with three control factors and mechanical properties and microstructure as response variables. The methodology involves conducting experiments, applying Taguchi analysis and ANOVA to optimize parameters for properties like tensile strength and hardness. The research aims to minimize defects and improve joint quality of AA6105. Equipment for FSW and response testing is also detailed.
The document provides information about the vocational training report submitted by Ashish Ranjan on casting, forging, heat treatment, and machining processes at Heavy Engineering Corporation Ltd (HEC). It discusses the various plants at HEC - Foundry Forge Plant (FFP), Heavy Machine Building Plant (HMBP), and Heavy Machine Tools Plant (HMTP). The FFP comprises six main shops for activities like pattern making, grey iron casting, steel casting, forging, machining, and fettling. Detailed processes, equipment and products of these shops are described. The HMBP and HMTP are involved in manufacturing heavy machinery and machine tools respectively using castings and forgings from FFP.
This document provides an introduction to the US codes and standards for pressure piping inspection. It outlines the key documents referenced in API 570 for in-service inspection, including ASME B31.3 for design, ASME Section V for non-destructive examination, ASME Section IX for welding, and ASME B16.5 for flanges. API 570 serves as the overarching standard for in-service inspection, repair, alteration and rerating of pressure piping, and references these other codes and standards to provide guidance across the lifecycle of pressure piping systems. The introduction discusses the relationship between the various codes and when they are applicable.
The document describes various weld inspection gauges and tool kits. Key details include:
- Pocket and bridge cam gauges measure weld parameters like angle of preparation, excess weld metal, undercut depth, pitting depth, fillet weld throat size, and misalignment.
- Adjustable and automatic weld gauges measure fillet weld throat thickness and leg size.
- Combo gauges measure butt weld height, fillet weld leg and throat size, and angle of preparation.
- Skew-T, socket, and mini fillet gauges check fillet welds on pipes and skewed members.
- Tool kits include essential gauges
The document discusses the objectives of a study conducted by Chandni R Mistry at Banco Products (India) Limited. The objectives are to examine the effectiveness of training, its impact on workers, changes in behavioral patterns due to training, and the cost-effectiveness of training programs. It then provides details about Banco Products such as its establishment, locations, management, products including gaskets and radiators, achievements, and an overview of its training and development programs and objectives.
JBM Group is a tier-1 automotive supplier that began as a joint venture with Maruti Suzuki in 1986. It has since expanded to include 35 manufacturing plants globally, serving major automotive companies. One of its facilities is Jai Bharat Maruti Pvt. Ltd., located in Gurgaon, which produces sheet metal components and assemblies for Maruti Suzuki through pressing, welding, and quality inspection processes. The document provides an overview of the company and details various production operations at the Gurgaon facility, including its press shop equipment and welding techniques.
This document is a summer training report submitted by Mohit Keshav at Neel Metal Products Limited. The report discusses a project to improve production at the company by using gang dies on presses. It aims to reduce production time and increase productivity. The report provides details on the company, including its vision, values and departments. It then describes the part being produced, the gusset head, and the individual processes involved in its production. Finally, it proposes mounting two similar dies on each press to perform the operations simultaneously, which would allow production to be completed at a faster rate.
A project report on DLW export procedure to non railway customer by Anand kum...Anand Kumar Tiwari
This document provides details about Diesel Locomotive Works' (DLW) export procedure to non-railway customers. It discusses DLW's role in manufacturing locomotives for Indian Railways and exports. It notes that RITES handles DLW's exports and details their services. The general export procedure followed by DLW is also outlined.
The document discusses multi response optimization of friction stir welding (FSW) parameters for aluminum alloy AA6105 using the Taguchi method. It first provides background on welding processes including FSW. It then discusses factors that affect FSW quality like rotational speed, welding speed, and tilt angle. The document proposes using an L9 orthogonal array experiment with three control factors and mechanical properties and microstructure as response variables. The methodology involves conducting experiments, applying Taguchi analysis and ANOVA to optimize parameters for properties like tensile strength and hardness. The research aims to minimize defects and improve joint quality of AA6105. Equipment for FSW and response testing is also detailed.
The document provides information about the vocational training report submitted by Ashish Ranjan on casting, forging, heat treatment, and machining processes at Heavy Engineering Corporation Ltd (HEC). It discusses the various plants at HEC - Foundry Forge Plant (FFP), Heavy Machine Building Plant (HMBP), and Heavy Machine Tools Plant (HMTP). The FFP comprises six main shops for activities like pattern making, grey iron casting, steel casting, forging, machining, and fettling. Detailed processes, equipment and products of these shops are described. The HMBP and HMTP are involved in manufacturing heavy machinery and machine tools respectively using castings and forgings from FFP.
This document provides an introduction to the US codes and standards for pressure piping inspection. It outlines the key documents referenced in API 570 for in-service inspection, including ASME B31.3 for design, ASME Section V for non-destructive examination, ASME Section IX for welding, and ASME B16.5 for flanges. API 570 serves as the overarching standard for in-service inspection, repair, alteration and rerating of pressure piping, and references these other codes and standards to provide guidance across the lifecycle of pressure piping systems. The introduction discusses the relationship between the various codes and when they are applicable.
The document describes various weld inspection gauges and tool kits. Key details include:
- Pocket and bridge cam gauges measure weld parameters like angle of preparation, excess weld metal, undercut depth, pitting depth, fillet weld throat size, and misalignment.
- Adjustable and automatic weld gauges measure fillet weld throat thickness and leg size.
- Combo gauges measure butt weld height, fillet weld leg and throat size, and angle of preparation.
- Skew-T, socket, and mini fillet gauges check fillet welds on pipes and skewed members.
- Tool kits include essential gauges
This presentation provides an overview of forge welding, including its principles, classification, process parameters, temperature requirements, tools needed, forgeable metals, common hand tools, advantages, disadvantages, and applications. Forge welding is a solid-state welding process that joins two pieces of metal by heating them above 1000 degrees Celsius and hammering them together. It can be done via hammer welding, roll welding, or die welding and is used in industries like aerospace, shipbuilding, and manufacturing.
Summer Internship Report at Neel Metal Products Limited, ManesarMukesh D. Pathak
This document provides an overview of an industrial training report submitted by Hitesh Pathak at Neel Metal Products Limited in Manesar. It includes an acknowledgement, introduction to the company JBM Group and its subsidiary Neel Metal Products Limited. It describes the company profile, vision, values, technology, facilities, product range, certifications and production processes at Neel Metal Products Limited.
about indian railway, history of indian railway, mechanical workshop, painting shop, welding shop, heat treatment shop, spring section, machine shop, inspection shop etc.
radiator in a heat exchanger its a part of engine cooling module. manufacturing of radiator and you can go through every part used to make the radiator with the different process till leak testing.
This document provides an overview of welding and career opportunities in welding technology. It begins by classifying welding into solid state welding and liquid state welding. It then discusses power sources for welding, including transformers, alternators, and electric generators. The document covers polarity for AC and DC output and electrode designation codes. It provides examples of electrode types and discusses factors for selecting electrodes, such as the base metal properties, welding current, and service conditions. Finally, it discusses career opportunities in welding technology.
The Gorakhpur mechanical workshop was established in 1903 to repair steam locomotives. It now overhauls 180 coaches per month, including AC and non-AC coaches. The workshop has several shops for inspection, machine work, painting, wheel and shaft repair, spring production, heat treatment, jigs and fixtures. It is located in Gorakhpur and employs 19 officers and 378 supervisors.
Project Report on Performance Appraisal System and Effectiveness in Flora Hot...PS NEEMISH
The study covers employees of Flora Hotel Cochin.
A survey was conducted for information about the performance appraisal
system that was used in the company.
The study focuses on type, effectiveness and employee attitude of the
appraisal system.
To help management plan future development and growth.
The sample size of 50 employees was selected at random from all
departments.
Study of various process in CCL plant at JSW Steel,VasindSwapnil Parate
This document provides an overview of a study conducted at JSW Steel's Coated Products plant in Vasind, India. It includes an introduction to JSW Steel, describing its vision, mission and values. It also outlines the various production processes at the plant, including the flow of raw materials through hot rolling, pickling, galvanizing/galvalume coating and colour coating lines. It discusses the different production lines in detail and provides information on the colour coating plant's components, capacity, quality control, maintenance, inventory management and transportation of finished goods. In conclusion, it shares some observations and suggestions for improvement at the plant.
indian railway gorakhpur training report for mechanical engineering 2016 Kishan Bharti
This document is an industrial training report submitted by Kishan Bharti during a 4-week training at the North Eastern Railway workshop in Gorakhpur, India. It includes an introduction to Indian Railways, a description of various shops in the workshop including machine, painting, wheel, spring, heat treatment, and jig and fixture shops. It also summarizes the processes, equipment, and activities carried out in each shop during Kishan's training period at the workshop.
This document contains multiple choice and short answer questions about joining processes like welding. It asks about concepts like heat transfer factor, melting factor, weldability, and different welding processes. It also provides calculations to determine unit energy for melting metals and travel speed for a continuous fillet weld. Key terms and processes covered include fusion welding, solid state welding, autogenous welding, arc welding, resistance welding, oxyfuel welding, brazing, and soldering.
The document discusses talent acquisition and management processes at Trianz. It provides an overview of Trianz, including what they do, their clients and culture. It then describes the talent acquisition process in detail, from generating hiring requests to onboarding new candidates. Key steps include sourcing profiles, screening, interviewing, selection, negotiations and making offers. The document also includes sections on the organizational profile of Trianz, literature review on talent acquisition strategies, and tables and figures to support the recruitment process description.
GMR Group is an infrastructure company headquartered in Bangalore, India that was founded in 1978. It has successfully implemented several iconic infrastructure projects using a public-private partnership model. The group's interests include airports, energy, highways, urban infrastructure, and more. It undertakes infrastructure projects through subsidiaries like GMR Infrastructure Limited. The group also focuses on corporate social responsibility through the GMR Varalakshmi Foundation, which works to improve communities where the group operates through initiatives in education, health, livelihood, and more.
Friction stir welding is a solid state joining process that uses a rotating cylindrical tool to join two facing workpieces without melting them. As the non-consumable tool made of highly wear resistant material is rotated and slowly plunged into the material to be joined, friction generated between the shoulder and pin of the tool and the workpieces produces sufficient heat to cause the material to soften without reaching its melting point. This allows it to be joined by mechanical mixing/forging of the material in the plastic state. Three main zones are affected - the shoulder affected zone, pin affected zone, and thermo-mechanically affected zone. Heat is generated primarily through friction at the tool shoulder and plastic deformation. Material flow occurs as material is
JSW Steel is India's leading integrated steelmaker with a domestic crude steel capacity of 27 MTPA. It has efficient integrated steelmaking operations across India, USA, and Italy. JSW Steel offers a wide range of steel products including hot rolled and cold rolled sheets, tinplate, galvanized and galvalume coils, color coated products, and TMT bars. It aims to expand its domestic capacity to 37 MTPA by FY2024-25 through ongoing capacity additions and acquisitions.
final year project report on EDM Machine BS tech mechanicalTariqJamil19
This document describes a project to design a separate tank for an EDM machine to reduce the consumption of additives in the dielectric fluid. The original EDM machine tank holds 300-400 liters of fluid. A smaller separate tank was designed with a pump, storage tank, pipes, gauges, and clamp to hold and circulate the fluid. A stirrer was also added to the separate tank to ensure proper mixing of additives into the kerosene-based dielectric fluid. Experiments used D2 tool steel as the workpiece material and copper as the electrode to machine and measure the material removal rate and tool wear rate with the additive Tween-60.
Inspection of Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger Tubes with Eddy Current Array ProbeEddyfi
Eddy current testing (ECT) is a commonly used technique to inspect non-ferromagnetic heat exchanger and condenser tubing. The typical bobbin probe configuration has proven to be efficient at detecting volumetric flaws such as pitting, fretting, erosion and general corrosion. However, this probe design faces a major limitation with respect to cracking defects especially along the circumferential axis of the tube.
Motorized rotating pancake coil (MRPC) probes have been developed to overcome the limitation of circumferential cracking and to provide a high resolution mapping of the tube, sensitive to all types of flaws in any orientation. However, this inspection technique remains very slow and not appropriate for inspecting the entire length of the tube. Eddy current array (ECA) tubing probes were introduced in the late 1990s with success for the inspection of Steam Generators. However, these probes are very specialized, equipment and software-specific, and cost prohibitive outside the scope of SG applications.
Interest has recently increased with regards to circumferential cracking resulting in high interest in ECA probes. Manufacturers are responding by proposing various “arrays” which can be categorized as non-multiplexed or multiplexed array probes. Non-multiplexed probes are generally limited to a combination of bobbins and coils equal to the number of physical channels of the source ECT tester (usually 4 or 8). This category also includes Air Conditioning (AC) probes. Multiplexed probes leverage the physical inputs of an ECT instrument via time slots and can physically accommodate up to 256 channels.
This paper provides the laboratory and field results of bobbin probes, non-multiplexed array probes, and multiplexed array probes. The performance of the various techniques is compared and other inspection requirements such as C-Scan imaging are described in details.
Resistance Spot Welding Final year project full reportHarshalPatel150
This document describes the development of a 2D axisymmetric finite element model to simulate the resistance spot welding process. It begins with an introduction and literature review on resistance spot welding. It then outlines the objectives, methodology and stages of developing the simulation model, which includes defining the geometry, meshing, boundary conditions and loads applied. The document also describes the experimental work conducted and results obtained for validation purposes. Key results from the simulation are presented and compared with published literature and experimental data.
The document provides information about Kirloskar Pneumatics Co. Limited (KPCL). It summarizes that KPCL has been evaluated in terms of internal/external customers, business processes, and product portfolio. KPCL has a wide range of products including air compressors, air conditioners, refrigeration systems, and process gas transmission systems. The document also analyzes KPCL's financial performance over 4 years, competitor analysis against ELGI and Ingersoll, recommendations to reduce expenses, and provides details on KPCL's various product divisions and portfolio.
Basically it is a point point presentation of the work which I have done / observed during my internship at RNAIPL.
When I started making this PPT, I was in great confusion about how a internship PPT looks like. I think it would help many of you. Please let me know if there is any mistake in this PPT , so that I could make a note of it and would not repeat that mistake further.
thank you
This presentation provides an overview of forge welding, including its principles, classification, process parameters, temperature requirements, tools needed, forgeable metals, common hand tools, advantages, disadvantages, and applications. Forge welding is a solid-state welding process that joins two pieces of metal by heating them above 1000 degrees Celsius and hammering them together. It can be done via hammer welding, roll welding, or die welding and is used in industries like aerospace, shipbuilding, and manufacturing.
Summer Internship Report at Neel Metal Products Limited, ManesarMukesh D. Pathak
This document provides an overview of an industrial training report submitted by Hitesh Pathak at Neel Metal Products Limited in Manesar. It includes an acknowledgement, introduction to the company JBM Group and its subsidiary Neel Metal Products Limited. It describes the company profile, vision, values, technology, facilities, product range, certifications and production processes at Neel Metal Products Limited.
about indian railway, history of indian railway, mechanical workshop, painting shop, welding shop, heat treatment shop, spring section, machine shop, inspection shop etc.
radiator in a heat exchanger its a part of engine cooling module. manufacturing of radiator and you can go through every part used to make the radiator with the different process till leak testing.
This document provides an overview of welding and career opportunities in welding technology. It begins by classifying welding into solid state welding and liquid state welding. It then discusses power sources for welding, including transformers, alternators, and electric generators. The document covers polarity for AC and DC output and electrode designation codes. It provides examples of electrode types and discusses factors for selecting electrodes, such as the base metal properties, welding current, and service conditions. Finally, it discusses career opportunities in welding technology.
The Gorakhpur mechanical workshop was established in 1903 to repair steam locomotives. It now overhauls 180 coaches per month, including AC and non-AC coaches. The workshop has several shops for inspection, machine work, painting, wheel and shaft repair, spring production, heat treatment, jigs and fixtures. It is located in Gorakhpur and employs 19 officers and 378 supervisors.
Project Report on Performance Appraisal System and Effectiveness in Flora Hot...PS NEEMISH
The study covers employees of Flora Hotel Cochin.
A survey was conducted for information about the performance appraisal
system that was used in the company.
The study focuses on type, effectiveness and employee attitude of the
appraisal system.
To help management plan future development and growth.
The sample size of 50 employees was selected at random from all
departments.
Study of various process in CCL plant at JSW Steel,VasindSwapnil Parate
This document provides an overview of a study conducted at JSW Steel's Coated Products plant in Vasind, India. It includes an introduction to JSW Steel, describing its vision, mission and values. It also outlines the various production processes at the plant, including the flow of raw materials through hot rolling, pickling, galvanizing/galvalume coating and colour coating lines. It discusses the different production lines in detail and provides information on the colour coating plant's components, capacity, quality control, maintenance, inventory management and transportation of finished goods. In conclusion, it shares some observations and suggestions for improvement at the plant.
indian railway gorakhpur training report for mechanical engineering 2016 Kishan Bharti
This document is an industrial training report submitted by Kishan Bharti during a 4-week training at the North Eastern Railway workshop in Gorakhpur, India. It includes an introduction to Indian Railways, a description of various shops in the workshop including machine, painting, wheel, spring, heat treatment, and jig and fixture shops. It also summarizes the processes, equipment, and activities carried out in each shop during Kishan's training period at the workshop.
This document contains multiple choice and short answer questions about joining processes like welding. It asks about concepts like heat transfer factor, melting factor, weldability, and different welding processes. It also provides calculations to determine unit energy for melting metals and travel speed for a continuous fillet weld. Key terms and processes covered include fusion welding, solid state welding, autogenous welding, arc welding, resistance welding, oxyfuel welding, brazing, and soldering.
The document discusses talent acquisition and management processes at Trianz. It provides an overview of Trianz, including what they do, their clients and culture. It then describes the talent acquisition process in detail, from generating hiring requests to onboarding new candidates. Key steps include sourcing profiles, screening, interviewing, selection, negotiations and making offers. The document also includes sections on the organizational profile of Trianz, literature review on talent acquisition strategies, and tables and figures to support the recruitment process description.
GMR Group is an infrastructure company headquartered in Bangalore, India that was founded in 1978. It has successfully implemented several iconic infrastructure projects using a public-private partnership model. The group's interests include airports, energy, highways, urban infrastructure, and more. It undertakes infrastructure projects through subsidiaries like GMR Infrastructure Limited. The group also focuses on corporate social responsibility through the GMR Varalakshmi Foundation, which works to improve communities where the group operates through initiatives in education, health, livelihood, and more.
Friction stir welding is a solid state joining process that uses a rotating cylindrical tool to join two facing workpieces without melting them. As the non-consumable tool made of highly wear resistant material is rotated and slowly plunged into the material to be joined, friction generated between the shoulder and pin of the tool and the workpieces produces sufficient heat to cause the material to soften without reaching its melting point. This allows it to be joined by mechanical mixing/forging of the material in the plastic state. Three main zones are affected - the shoulder affected zone, pin affected zone, and thermo-mechanically affected zone. Heat is generated primarily through friction at the tool shoulder and plastic deformation. Material flow occurs as material is
JSW Steel is India's leading integrated steelmaker with a domestic crude steel capacity of 27 MTPA. It has efficient integrated steelmaking operations across India, USA, and Italy. JSW Steel offers a wide range of steel products including hot rolled and cold rolled sheets, tinplate, galvanized and galvalume coils, color coated products, and TMT bars. It aims to expand its domestic capacity to 37 MTPA by FY2024-25 through ongoing capacity additions and acquisitions.
final year project report on EDM Machine BS tech mechanicalTariqJamil19
This document describes a project to design a separate tank for an EDM machine to reduce the consumption of additives in the dielectric fluid. The original EDM machine tank holds 300-400 liters of fluid. A smaller separate tank was designed with a pump, storage tank, pipes, gauges, and clamp to hold and circulate the fluid. A stirrer was also added to the separate tank to ensure proper mixing of additives into the kerosene-based dielectric fluid. Experiments used D2 tool steel as the workpiece material and copper as the electrode to machine and measure the material removal rate and tool wear rate with the additive Tween-60.
Inspection of Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger Tubes with Eddy Current Array ProbeEddyfi
Eddy current testing (ECT) is a commonly used technique to inspect non-ferromagnetic heat exchanger and condenser tubing. The typical bobbin probe configuration has proven to be efficient at detecting volumetric flaws such as pitting, fretting, erosion and general corrosion. However, this probe design faces a major limitation with respect to cracking defects especially along the circumferential axis of the tube.
Motorized rotating pancake coil (MRPC) probes have been developed to overcome the limitation of circumferential cracking and to provide a high resolution mapping of the tube, sensitive to all types of flaws in any orientation. However, this inspection technique remains very slow and not appropriate for inspecting the entire length of the tube. Eddy current array (ECA) tubing probes were introduced in the late 1990s with success for the inspection of Steam Generators. However, these probes are very specialized, equipment and software-specific, and cost prohibitive outside the scope of SG applications.
Interest has recently increased with regards to circumferential cracking resulting in high interest in ECA probes. Manufacturers are responding by proposing various “arrays” which can be categorized as non-multiplexed or multiplexed array probes. Non-multiplexed probes are generally limited to a combination of bobbins and coils equal to the number of physical channels of the source ECT tester (usually 4 or 8). This category also includes Air Conditioning (AC) probes. Multiplexed probes leverage the physical inputs of an ECT instrument via time slots and can physically accommodate up to 256 channels.
This paper provides the laboratory and field results of bobbin probes, non-multiplexed array probes, and multiplexed array probes. The performance of the various techniques is compared and other inspection requirements such as C-Scan imaging are described in details.
Resistance Spot Welding Final year project full reportHarshalPatel150
This document describes the development of a 2D axisymmetric finite element model to simulate the resistance spot welding process. It begins with an introduction and literature review on resistance spot welding. It then outlines the objectives, methodology and stages of developing the simulation model, which includes defining the geometry, meshing, boundary conditions and loads applied. The document also describes the experimental work conducted and results obtained for validation purposes. Key results from the simulation are presented and compared with published literature and experimental data.
The document provides information about Kirloskar Pneumatics Co. Limited (KPCL). It summarizes that KPCL has been evaluated in terms of internal/external customers, business processes, and product portfolio. KPCL has a wide range of products including air compressors, air conditioners, refrigeration systems, and process gas transmission systems. The document also analyzes KPCL's financial performance over 4 years, competitor analysis against ELGI and Ingersoll, recommendations to reduce expenses, and provides details on KPCL's various product divisions and portfolio.
Basically it is a point point presentation of the work which I have done / observed during my internship at RNAIPL.
When I started making this PPT, I was in great confusion about how a internship PPT looks like. I think it would help many of you. Please let me know if there is any mistake in this PPT , so that I could make a note of it and would not repeat that mistake further.
thank you
New Issue of the KQ includes: New HMD Kontro Stock Depot Website, Callum Whyborne, Flo-Line Technology, New and Improved Samarium Cobalt CS Outer Magnet Rings
This document is a presentation by Marathon Batteries Private Limited about their company. It includes sections on their philosophy, vision, quality policy, history, advantages, consultancy services, OEM solutions, and descriptions of the various types of batteries they manufacture including automotive, solar, gel, stationary, and SMF batteries. It provides details on Marathon's goals and values, manufacturing capabilities and certifications, product offerings, and battery specifications.
Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) launched its XTRAPOWER Fleet Card program to provide a cashless payment solution for fleet owners and operators to purchase fuel and lubricants. The student conducted primary and secondary research including surveys of 100 people in Kolkata to study awareness and usage of the XTRAPOWER card. Key findings indicated a lack of promotion by IOCL and reluctance of some retail outlet staff to promote the card. Recommendations included improving retail outlet services, training staff, and appointing customer care executives to better promote the card program to fleets.
The document summarizes the process for manufacturing a clutch bell at Scooters India Limited. The process begins with shearing steel sheet in the press shop (Line 12) to form strips. The strips then undergo blanking and drawing, re-striking, and piercing and embossing operations in the press shop. Next, the parts are heat treated in Line 05 before being phosphated in Line 14. The parts then return to the machining shop (Line 08) for inspection. Finally, the clutch bells are assembled into the gearbox and engine, which are then assembled into the final vehicle. The document provides details on the equipment, materials, and processes used in each manufacturing line.
The document summarizes an internship project to design an adjustable oil and fuel filter wrench. The interns conducted research at Belayab Motors PLC on common vehicle maintenance tasks. They observed issues with accessing filters on some vehicle models. The project aims to develop a wrench that can loosen filters more easily. The interns designed components like the socket, extension arm, and belt to withstand necessary torques. Materials were selected based on properties like strength and wear resistance. Stresses on parts were calculated. The new wrench was tested and found to successfully loosen filters while avoiding damage. Interns recommend further improvements to optimize the design.
Voltas is an Indian engineering company and one of the largest air conditioning manufacturers in India. It is part of the Tata Group conglomerate. Voltas operates in three business segments - unitary products, engineering projects, and engineering products and services. It has a presence in over 54 countries across six continents. Voltas aims to drive value through smart engineering and innovation. Some of its strategic goals include increasing market share in India, expanding exports, and growing its engineering solutions business.
Menon & Menon Ltd is an automotive parts manufacturing company founded in 2007 that produces motor vehicle parts and accessories. The company manufactures grey iron cylinder blocks and cylinder heads, producing 1.2 lakh units per year. It employs over 1,000 people and has an annual turnover of $50 million. The company's vision is to be a leader in its field by exceeding customer expectations and gaining competitive advantages through technological and process skills. It supplies major domestic and international automotive companies.
The document provides an overview of the oil and gas industry in India, benchmarking major companies and innovations. It discusses BPCL's integrated operations and opportunities to adopt marketing strategies like organizing expos, brand associations, and content marketing. The document also outlines gaps in Indian and global fuel retail practices and how technologies can be used to capture methane waste. It proposes an advertising campaign around cancer prevention focused on awareness, research funding, and vaccine education.
This document summarizes a summer internship project at Tata Motors to address an issue with wire harness fitment during the engine assembly process. The intern was part of a team led by a Senior Manager in the Quality department. The project involved defining the problem of wire harnesses not fitting properly due to chamfering issues, observing the assembly process, analyzing potential causes through a cause-and-effect diagram, determining the probable cause was tool wear exceeding the defined tool life, taking action to reduce the tool life, verifying the results eliminated customer complaints, and standardizing the updated tool life specification.
Case Study - Desalination Unit ProjectJohn William
This case study focuses on providing necessary information regarding Desalination unit project. Get more insights about this project here: http://www.dragonsourcing.com/global-sourcing-services/
This document discusses developing value propositions in business-to-business (B2B) markets. It emphasizes the importance of understanding applications within specialty industrial markets, defining value from the customer's perspective, and benchmarking products against competitors. The presentation also provides a checklist for capturing value and discusses organizational processes like using cross-functional teams and focusing resources on key projects.
This copy will provide us with the details of petro retailing of India with its current scenario in the national prospect as well as in global preferences.
A Project Report on in depth study on Product Development and A Feasibility S...aditibathla
The document summarizes information about Motherson Sumi Systems Limited (MSSL), a leading automotive components manufacturer in India. MSSL has a diversified product range serving multiple industries, with automotive being the main industry. It has a presence in over 20 countries globally and over 31,000 employees. MSSL is a joint venture between Motherson Group and Sumitomo Wiring Systems, and is a flagship company of Motherson Group specialized in production of wiring harnesses and door trims.
This is a project management project , we did this project in a group of 6 and the main objective of our project is to managing a project in which our company is launching a salt water driven car into the German market .
Mid term presentation kartikey kr guptakartik dogra
The document provides information about Fiat India Automobile Pvt. Ltd.'s manufacturing plant in Ranjangaon. It discusses the company profile, the layout of the plant, and details of the power train and car divisions. The plant uses World Class Manufacturing methodology and has body, paint, and assembly shops. It also describes two student projects - modifying the roller test process to improve safety and reducing issues during the shower test to improve quality.
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1. SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROJECT REPORT
ON
“ROLE OF SALE PROMOTION IN BANCO PRODUCTS (INDIA)
LIMITED”
Submitted To
PARUL INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (PIBA)
In the partial fulfillment for
The award of the degree of
Bachelor Of Business Administration (BBA)
(Three years full time program approved by Gujrat University.)
Extreme Guidance Of :
Company Guide Faculty Guide
Mr. Pinkesh Patel Miss. Amrita Singh
OEM Department
Submitted By
Vimalkumar K Patel(201310151118)
2. Table Of Content
Company Profile
Introduction
Research Methodology
Working Analysis
List of OEM customers
Conclusion
Acknowledgement
References
3. COMPANYPROFILE
BANCO PRODUCT (INDIA) LIMITED is the leading manufacturer and development
partner to Indian OEM companies for aluminum and copper brass radiators ,
intercoolers and oil-coolers.
BANCO PRODUCT currently manufactures brazed aluminum radiators , oil - coolers
and charged air coolers using state-of-the-art ‘NOCOLOC’ brazing process for supply to
leading OEMS in India and Europe for varied applications like automotive , off-road,
traction – locomotive , agricultural , industrial gensets and material handling
equipment's.
Also, BANCO PRODUCTS (I) LTD. Has completed fifty years experience in design ,
prototyping and supply for radiators and charged air coolers for varied application like
trucks, car, off-road dumpers, dozers, traction – locomotives , agricultural tractors and
gensets.
4. Organizational Chart
CMD
E.D.
Operations
E.D.
Finance
Production
Head - RA
Head
Quality
Head
Engineering
Head
R&D
Head Sales &
BD
Exports
Domestic
IAM
Domestic
OEM
Design
Engineers
Testing
Engineers
Simulation
Engineers
Stores RMS
& FGS
Accounts
Finance
Taxation
Insurance
Head
Purchase
Production
Head – Cu-Br
Production
Head - SEZ
Head
HR
5. 1961:
Started as
Private
Company
1969:
Developed Engine
Cooling Module for
3000hp Traction
Locomotive
1987:
Listed on
Indian Stock
Exchange
1996:
ISO-9002
Certificate
2002:
ISO/TS-16949
Certification
2002-03:
Started
Aluminium
Radiator
Production
2010:
Acquired
100% shares
of NRF B.V.
Netherlands
2012:
Started SEZ Plant
with capacity to
produce 1 million unit
pa for Exports
2013:
New Aluminium
Radiator Plants
for
Domestic OEM &
After-Market
2007:
Recognized
STAR Export
House
2015:
Development &
Production of EGR
(Exhaust Gas
Recovery) Coolers
2014:
Development & Production of
All Aluminium Brazed Products
6. General information :
1) Establish year 1960
In 1960 : Banco as a private limited
In 1982 : Transformation into public limited
2) Registered office and factory
Bhaili Unit : bil, near bhaili railway station, padra road, Vadodara – 391410
Phone No : (0265)2680220/21/22/23
Ankhi Unit : Village Ankhi , Ta : Jambusar , Dist. : Bharuch
Phone No : +91-2644-290179,222168
3) Website
www.bancoindia.com
7. 4) Board Of Directors
Vimal K Patel - Chairmen
Samir K Patel - Director
Mehul K Patel - Director
Atul Shroff - Director
Ram Devidayal - Director
Shailesh A Thakkar – Executive Director & CEO
Dinesh Kavthekar – Secretary
5)Listing in stock market
Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd
National Stock Exchange Ltd
6)Bankers
State Bank Of Baroda
Bank Of Baroda
HDFC BanK
9. INTRODUCTION
The importance of consumer SALE PROMOTION in the marketing mix of the
BANCO PRODUCT LIMITED category throughout the world has increased.
Company spend considerable time in planning such activities. However, in order
to enhance the effectiveness of these activities, manufactures should understand
consumer and retailer interpretations of their promotional activities.
Broadly speaking most of this company using marketing mix which we
includes…
Product
Price
Place(channel of distribution)
Promotion
10. There are the 4 basic pillar of marketing mix. Most of the marketing strategies are build
on the basis of these criteria.
Promotion is one of the important element of marketing mix. There are so many
elements of promotion such as…
Advertising
Sale promotion
Personal selling
Public relation
Cooling system :
A BANCO PRODUCT (I) LIMITED are making the cooling system and
including these type of product are as follows….
(1) radiator
(2) oil cooler
(3) charge oil cooler
11. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Research Objective :
(1) To study consume preferences with respect to sale promotion in
BANCO PRODUCT (I) LIMITED.
(2) To study consumer behavior in purchase of RADIATOR and OIL
COOLER.
(3) To study the effects of sale promotions in BANCO PRODUCT (I)
LIMITED
Especially in RADIATOR and OIL COOLER.
(4) To examine tradeoffs, relative importance of different attributes while
responding to a sales promotion offers.
12. Product categories under study :
Cooling system : RADIATORS
Research design :
Research design selected for this project is descriptive.
Sampling detail :
(1)Target population :
The population for this research study consists of the residence of domestic
business India and international business.
(2)Sampling unit :
In this study the sampling unit is individual
consumer/customer.
(3)Sampling methods :
The sampling is selected by using convenience
sampling method.
14. RadiatorAssembly – ExplodedView
Radiator Top Tank
Radiator Bottom
Tank
Radiator Core
Radiator side frame
for mounting
Radiator Cowl
Radiator Pressure
Cap
Radiator Brackets
15. Purpose :
The RADIATOR is always a source of heat to its environment, although
this may be for either the purpose of heating this environment, or for cooling
the fluid or coolant supplied to it, as for engine cooling.
16. Construction :
Core is made from copper or aluminum.
Core consists of many rows of tubes with thin fins attached.
Copper core is attached to copper tanks aluminum core is attached to plastic
tanks.
Flanges on each tank allow for attaching the rad hoses.
Cross-flow rads have one tank at each side.
Down-flow rads have one tank on top and one at the bottom.
17. CleaningAnd Inspection :
Use only a mild soap to clean the pressure cap. Hold the cap in your hand, top side up.
The vent valve at the bottom of the cap should open. If the rubber gasket has swollen,
preventing the valve from opening, replace the cap.
Hold the cleaned cap in your hand, upside down, if any light can be seen between vent
valve and the rubber gasket, replace the cap. Replace the cap with one that is designed
for your vehicle.
18.
19. Problems :
Usually located at the front of the vehicle.
Placed behind a grille for protection, styling and maximum airflow.
Location :
The most common problem associated with radiators is leaking.
Leaks must be properly repaired quickly as engine damage can occur with
over heating.
Leaks can be caused by age, corrosion, road debris damage or collision.
Some neglected vehicles may suffer from clogging.
20. Diagnosis :
Visual inspection will reveal wetness or stains from leaks.
Careful inspection also shows obvious corrosion and deterioration of the core.
Pressurizing the cooling system with a pressure tester will cause a small leak to
be visible.
Approximate cost of repair :
Depending on vehicle design, radiators cost between 5,000 to over 20,000.
Labor of 2-5 hours to replace rad, refill system and ensure proper operation.
Good time to replace the engine coolant.
21. LIST OFOEM CUSTOMERS
LIST OF CUSTOMERS FOR 2&3 WHEELERS
TVS
MAHINDRA
HARLEY DAVIDSON
HERO
SUZUKI
YAMAHA
22. LIST OF OEM CUSTOMES FOR AUTOMOTIVE SEGMENT
TATA MOTORS
ASHOK LAYLAND
GENERAL MOTORS
FORCE MOTORS
ASIA MOTORS WORKS
EICHER MOTORS
23. LIST OF OEM CUSTOMERS FOR TRACTION LOCOMOTIVES (RAILWAYS)
Indian railways
Bombardier transportation
(India & Germany)
24. LIST OF OEM CUSTOMERS FOR CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
JCB INDIA
ATLAS COPCO
BEML
TATA TELCON
VOLVO CE
JOHN DEERE
TERX INDIA
25. LIST OF OEM CUSTOMERS AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENTS
MAHINDRA SWARAJ
TAFE
SONALIKA INTENATIONAL
ESCOART
NEW HOLLAND
SAME DEUTZ - FAHR
26. CONCLUSION
Here, in BANCO PRODUCT LTD got us A good experience. Actually in OEM
department are specially working on only 4 system. We are aware from this system.
And we are A got really great experience in this company after all training which are
use in company.
These are follows…..
(1) System application process (SAP)
(2) Barcoding on radiators
(3) Payment, GRN process
(4) Product part approval process (PPAP)
27. (1) System application process :
SAP is the 4th largest software company in the world.
Its provides end to end solutions for financials, manufacturing,
logistics, distribution etc.
All business processes are executed in one SAP system and
sharing common information with everyone.
Usage of sap :
Make dispatch allocation (sales order)
28. SAP usage by marketing :
Sales order creation by using SAP T-codes
- “VA01”
- “VA05N”
- “ZALOC”
For stock overview, marketing is using SAP T -code
- “MMBE”
Fare inventory checking OEM customers of BANCO use SAP T - code
- “ZSDFREESTOCK”
For sales SAP t - code
- “ZSALESREG”
many other t-codes as are under :
- “XD03” : Customers details check
- “ZPRDVAL” : Day to day production
- “SP02” : View and dispatch allocation
29. (2) Barcoding on radiators :
JCB barcoding required information are as follows…
Invoice no.
Invoice date
Purchase order no.
Po line no
Invoice quantity
Part no.
(3) Payment, GRN process :
A payment process are also different in all companies. Here , on
BANCO PRODUCT LIMITED company payment process.
BANCO is providing credit periods to different customers. Company also
taking advance payment against dispatch and materials.
30. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We would like to express word of thanks to all those who have provided me
with sincere advice and information during the course of my training period.
It was indeed a great pleasure for our to work in a very co-operative,
enthusiastic and learning atmosphere at BANCO PRODUCT (I) LIMITED.
We express our deep sense of gratitude to the principal of PIBA ,
PROF. SHANTANU CHAKRAVARTY SIR who constantly permitted in this
company INTERNSHIP and also providing our such nice opportunity to
undergo this project.
We foremost thanks goes to MR.HEMANT DABHI (H.R PERSON BANCO
PRODUCT (I) LTD) who permitted our to get internship at BANCO
PRODUCT (I) LTD. We extend our thanks to concern employees of
marketing department (OEM) of BANCO PRODUCT for providing us
necessary guidance and information as & when require during the
training.
31. Our sincere regards to our project guide Mr. Pinkesh patel / Mr. Prashant
Patel / Mr. Sandeep Pawar for them invaluable guidance and
encouragement throughout this project. He are gave our highly valuable
suggestions, for which we are eternally indebted.
With all the heartiest thanks, we hope our final project report will be a great
success and a good source of learning and information.