TECHNICAL ANALYSIS OF
PROJECT
SUBMITTED TO: Ms. Neetu Mahendru
SUBMITTED BY: Parminder Kaur
MEANING OF PROJECT
FEATURES OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT
ASPECTS OF TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
1. Material inputs and utilities
2. Manufacturing process/technology
3. Product mix
4. Plant capacity
5. Location and site
6. Machineries and equipments
7. Structures and civil works
8. Project charts and layouts
1. MATERIAL INPUTS AND UTILITIES
Concerned with:
• Define requirements for materials & utilities
• Specify their properties
• Setting up a supply chain
2.MANUFACTURING
PROCESS/TECHNOLOGY
Choice of technology influenced by:
• Plant capacity
• Material inputs
• Production cost
• Production mix
• Technology obsolescence
• Ease of adoption
3.PRODUCT MIX
Concerned with:
• Product mix decision
• Market requirements
• Flexibility in production
• Quality of products
4. PLANT CAPACITY
Concerned with:
• Feasible normal production capacity
• Nominal maximum production capacity
5.LOCATION AND SITE
Concerned with:
• Site selection
• Critical assessment of demand
• Size of plant
• Input requirements
6.MACHINERIES AND EQUIPMENTS
Concerned with :
• Selection of machinery & equipments
• Spare parts and tools
• Control and internal transportation system
7. STRUCTURES AND CIVIL WORKS
Concerned With:
• Preparation and development of site
• Grading and leveling of land
• Connections for utilities
• Demolition of existing structures
8.PROJECT CHARTS AND LAYOUTS
Helps to:
• Define the scope of the project
• Provide basis for detailed project engineering
• Helps in estimating investment and
production cost
Technical analysis in project management

Technical analysis in project management

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    TECHNICAL ANALYSIS OF PROJECT SUBMITTEDTO: Ms. Neetu Mahendru SUBMITTED BY: Parminder Kaur
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    ASPECTS OF TECHNICALANALYSIS 1. Material inputs and utilities 2. Manufacturing process/technology 3. Product mix 4. Plant capacity 5. Location and site 6. Machineries and equipments 7. Structures and civil works 8. Project charts and layouts
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    1. MATERIAL INPUTSAND UTILITIES Concerned with: • Define requirements for materials & utilities • Specify their properties • Setting up a supply chain
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    2.MANUFACTURING PROCESS/TECHNOLOGY Choice of technologyinfluenced by: • Plant capacity • Material inputs • Production cost • Production mix • Technology obsolescence • Ease of adoption
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    3.PRODUCT MIX Concerned with: •Product mix decision • Market requirements • Flexibility in production • Quality of products
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    4. PLANT CAPACITY Concernedwith: • Feasible normal production capacity • Nominal maximum production capacity
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    5.LOCATION AND SITE Concernedwith: • Site selection • Critical assessment of demand • Size of plant • Input requirements
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    6.MACHINERIES AND EQUIPMENTS Concernedwith : • Selection of machinery & equipments • Spare parts and tools • Control and internal transportation system
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    7. STRUCTURES ANDCIVIL WORKS Concerned With: • Preparation and development of site • Grading and leveling of land • Connections for utilities • Demolition of existing structures
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    8.PROJECT CHARTS ANDLAYOUTS Helps to: • Define the scope of the project • Provide basis for detailed project engineering • Helps in estimating investment and production cost