The Feasibility Study of Micronized Powder Plant for Exporting (UNIDO METOD)

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| 2014

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Type of Document: M.Sc. Thesis
Language: Farsi
Document No: 45767 (01)
University: Sharif University of Technology
Department: Industrial Engineering
Advisor(s): Hooshmand, Mahmoud
Abstract:
This thesis deals with the development of a hypothetical micronized powder factory and trying to test and engage in this hypothetical development of the following plant, it considers following factors:
1-Domestic & International market
2-Plant location
3-Plant design & development
a.machinery
b.technology & equipment
c.human resource
d.environment
e.packing
4-raw material
5-shipping & transport
To evaluate above factors the UNIDO methodology is used in this research work. The UNIDO methods are using a process by which feasibility studies of production facilities or plant are base on. After reviewing a variety of factors, ranging from financial resource to plant design and development, domestic and international market and capital investment, it was found that the R.O.I (Return of Investment) and I.R.R (Internal Rate of Return) and Breakeven point are conducive in development of the hypothetical micronized powder plant
Keywords:
United Nation Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO)Method ; Bentonite ; Kaolinte ; Feasibility Study ; Export ; Barite ; Feldspar ; Nonmetallic Minerals