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Government Polytechnic Sakoli

Department Of Electronic And Telecommunication

Micro project Topic Name:-LED based lighting system

Name : Neha Ashok bopche


Branch : Electronic and Telecommunication
Guided by:- bhramankar sir
Introduction :-

 LED bulbs are electric lamps that produce light through light emitting diodes and are used in lighting
fixtures.
 These bulbs are based on solid- state lighting, which emits the light from semiconductor chip,
thereby generating lesser heat than incandescent bulbs. The useful life of these lamps is defined
differently than other light sources such as compact fluorescent light (CFL) or incandescent bulbs.
 LED bulbs do not fail or burn out, instead they face lumen depreciation in which the brightness of
the bulb decreases overtime.
 The global LED bulbs market is expected to expand at a significant growth rate owing to the strict
regulation norms regarding the banning of inefficient light bulbs. In some regions, governments
have passed laws that restrict the usage of incandescent bulbs for general lighting Purposes,
thereby replacing them with modern system..
 However, lower awareness and dominance of fluorescent bulbs amongst the users are likely to
hamper the LED bulb market.
 LED bulbs have a higher purchase price than other lamps; however, they require
 less operational costs due to high durability and reduced energy consumption.
 The decreasing cost of energy-efficient lamps is prompting organizations to utilize these bulbs in
large-scale projects.
 Therefore, several governments are supporting the manufacturing and sale of LED lamps by offering
various subsidies at different levels.
 For. instance, the Government of India has launched the UJALA scheme that provides these lamps at
a lower price, thereby saving energy.
Market potential

 The global LED bulbs market is expected to expand


at a significant growth rate owing to the strict
regulation norms regarding the banning of ineffcient
light bulbs.
 In some regions, governments have passed laws
that restrict the usage of incandescent bulbs for
general lighting purposes, thereby replacing them
with more efficient bulbs.
BASIS AND PRESUMPTIONS

 The basis for calculation of production capacity has been taken on single. shift
basis on 75% efficiency.
 The maximum capacity utilization on single shift basis for 300 days a year.
During first year and second year of operations the capacity utilization is 60%
and 80% respectively.
 The unit is expected to achieve full capacity. utilization from the third year
onwards. The salaries and wages, cost of raw Materials, utilities, rents, etc. are
based on prevailing rates in an around Ranchi and near by it. These cost factors
are likely to vary with time and location.
 Interest on term loan and working capital loan has been taken at the rate on
18% on an average. This rate may vary depending upon the policy of the
financial institutions/agencies from time to time.
 The cost of machinery and equipments refer to a particular make/model and
prices are approximate.
 The break-even point percentage indicated is of full capacity utilization.
• Machineries/Equipment total =6600
• Raw material total =138,000
• Utilities total =5300
• Man power total=23,000
• Fixed capital :-
• Land/ building = 400,000
• Machinari/ Equipment = 6600
• Total= _________
• 406,600
• Working capital :-
• Raw material = 138,000
• Wages and salaries = 29,000
• Utilities =. 5,300
• Other Expenses =. 10000
• Total =. __________
• 182,300

• Total coast of project :-


• Fixed capital =. 406,600
• Working capital. =. 182,300
• ___________
• 588,900
• Means of finances:-
• Terms loan =. 300000
• Working capital loan = 180000
• Own investment =. 100000
• Subsidy =. 20,000
• _________________
• 600,000
• Project profitability analysis :-
• Sales revenue. =. 7,20,000
• Manufacturing expenses =. 600,000
• Salling and distribution expenses = 10,000
• Interest =. 10,000
• Profit=1-(2+3+4+5). =. 95000
• Income tax=. 4000
• Profit after tax. ___________
• 91000

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