A standardized fabric light box or textile light box is used for visual assessments to maintain consistency in light source, viewing area and presentation of sample.All shade assessment and colour matching must be carried out in a purpose built colour matching cabinet named Fabric light box or textile light box which can be purchased from several manufacturers in various sizes. The most popular example being “Verivide”. To reduce the subjective element of visual colour assessment, the viewing environment must be controlled.
All fabric light box or textile light box must be fitted with the following light sources:
Textile Light Box which use filters to provide light source should not be used. The following maintenance requirements must be observed:
The tubes must be replaced after 2000 hours of use and should be cleaned frequently. Please keep a record of all replacement dates and check the counter regularly.
Cabinets must be kept clean, in good repair and free of non-essential items such as documents and fabric samples.
The cabinet must be painted regularly (at least annually) internally with “Crown Colour Plan 14.40D Munsell N6.5”
Cabinets must be positioned to avoid ingress of direct outside light into the cabinet. Alternatively the cabinet front may be surrounded by a black curtain to block out stray light.
An alternative to the cabinet could be a purpose built room, which totally blocks out outside light, is lit with the correct light sources to an adequate level, is completely painted with the correct colour and is kept free of non-essential items.
Guideline for Fabric Light Box or Textile Light Box
For all orders please follow the below guideline:
You need a close colour match in D65 and a reasonable match in TL84. (D65 is the most important light source for checking). Both light sources must be used separately.
The Tungsten light (F) should be used to check for colour flaring, this is particularly important for colours made from yellow and red dye. The UV light is used to pick up the presence of optical brightening agents and fluorescent dyestuffs and is particularly useful for checking whites.
Only one light source should be used at any given time, it is not acceptable to use two different light sources simultaneously.
Example of Spectra Light III Color Viewing Booth, Type D412F
The Spectra Light color viewing booth uses our patented filtered tungsten halogen light source to give you the world’s most accurate simulation of natural daylight. It features six different levels of lighting: Daylight (D75, D65 or D50), Illuminant A (home lighting), Horizon, Ultraviolet, and dual fluorescent sources (choice of Cool White Fluorescent, TL84 or U30). SpectraLight features SmartLogic technology for accelerated throughput with faster color approvals. Using the booth’s digital display, you can easily program a sequence of different light sources for hands-free viewing, maximizing operator efficiency and productivity.
Specification of lab light box 1
Model– light source
Brand: Tilo, Origin: China
Light Source: na
D-65 ( Verivide UK) : na or 01 set
TL-84 Verivide, UK : na or 01 set
CWF Sylvania : 01 set
Inca A Crompton, UK : na or 01 set
UV Sylvania : na or 01 set
TL-83 Philips, Holland : 01 set
D65 international standard artificial daylight(Artificial Daylight) Color temperature: 6500K Power: 18WTL84 Europe, Japan, China store light Color temperature: 4000K Power: 18WF family hotel lights, color reference light source Color temperature: 2700K Power: 40WUV-UV light source (Ultra-Violet) Wavelength: 365nm Power: 18W
Specification of lab light box 2
Model- CAC 60
Fitted with below light options
D65 ~ Artificial Daylight
TL84 ~ 840P15
F ~ Tungsten Filament Light
UV ~ Ultra Violet Light
Interior Color-Grey 5574
Brand: Verivide, Origin: UK.
Maintenance of light box (Lamp Change)
Light box: The light box must have neutral grey walls with a non-shiny surface on the inside. The grey tone should be similar to Munsell N7, N5 or Grey 5574(previously called matt emulsion smokey pine 14-40d).
To reduce the subjective element of visual colour assessment, the viewing environment must be controlled.
A standardized lighting cabinet is used for visual assessments to maintain consistency in light source, viewing area and presentation of sample.
Buyer Wise:
H&M: The lamps should be changed after 1300 hours use or after 12 months, whichever is the sooner.
TESCO: Only use lamps supplied by the original manufacturer. Replace the lamps according to the user’s manual or every 4000 hours. Service/calibrate the cabinet on an annual basis and keep a service log for future inspection.
M&S: All Tubes or bulbs, except ultra violet tubes, must be replaced after 2000 hours or six month, whichever is the sooner.
Auto: The lamps should be changed after 1300 hours use or after 12 months, whichever is the sooner if needed.
Visual Assessment – All Lab Dips & Non-Accredited Suppliers
Lighting Cabinets and Standard Illuminants
To reduce the subjective element of visual colour assessment, the viewing
environment must be controlled.
A standardised lighting cabinet is used for visual assessments to maintain
consistency in light source, viewing area and presentation of sample.
The following cabinets are approved by TESCO:
Verivide CAC60, CAC120 or CAC150
Datacolor CMB Color Matcher 2028 / 2540
Gretag Macbeth Spectralight 111
Only use lamps supplied by the original manufacturer. Replace the lamps
according to the user’s manual or every 4000 hours. Service/calibrate the
cabinet on an annual basis and keep a service log for future inspection.
The required light sources for TESCO are as follows:
Light Source Use For Required Result
Primary Light Source D65
Artificial Daylight
All swatches Good match
Secondary Light Source TL84
General Store Light
All swatches Good match
For Checking only Tungsten (F)
General Domestic Light
To check colour constancy Do not use for
matching
For Checking only Ultra Violet (UV) To check for Optical
Brighteners/Fluorescent dyes
Do not use for
Matching
GUIDELINE TO USING THE LIGHT CABINET (LIGHT BOX)
All shade assessment and colour matching must be carried out in a purpose built colour matching cabinet (light box), which can be purchased from several manufacturers in various sizes. The most popular example being “Verivide”.
All cabinets must be fitted with the following light sources:
Cabinets which use filters to provide light source should not be used.
The following maintenance requirements must be observed:
The tubes must be replaced after 2000 hours of use and should be cleaned frequently. Please keep a record of all replacement dates and check the counter regularly.
Cabinets must be kept clean, in good repair and free of non-essential items such as documents and fabric samples.
The cabinet must be painted regularly (at least annually) internally with “Crown Colour Plan 14.40D Munsell N6.5”
Cabinets must be positioned to avoid ingress of direct outside light into the cabinet. Alternatively the cabinet front may be surrounded by a black curtain to block out stray light.
An alternative to the cabinet could be a purpose built room, which totally blocks out outside light, is lit with the correct light sources to an adequate level, is completely painted with the correct colour and is kept free of non-essential items.
For all orders please follow the below guideline:
You need a close colour match in D65 and a reasonable match in TL84. (D65 is the most important light source for checking).
Both light sources must be used separately.
The Tungsten light (F) should be used to check for colour flaring, this is particularly important for colours made from yellow and red dye.
The UV light is used to pick up the presence of optical brightening agents and fluorescent dyestuffs and is particularly useful for checking whites.
Only one light source should be used at any given time, it is not acceptable to use two different light sources simultaneously.
Colour samples should not look noticeably different in different lights.
For further guidelines on how to assess colour and shading please see the Buyer Fabric Inspection Guideline.
Examplor of Color Matching Light Box
Viewing cavity of color matching light box is 1260mm wide x 545mm high x 590 deep, with membrane switch panel, hour meter and electronic ballast control. Specify lamp configuration from catalog. Colour samples should not look noticeably different in different lights. For further guidelines for color matching light box on how to assess colour and shading please see more about Fabric Light Box or Textile Light Box.
Muhammad Farayaz, Lab Technologist, Amnist Textile Group of Company, Eygpt
Linen Washing Machine is automatic machine , just have one function: cloth washing. Linen Washing Machine usually use together with TL hydro extractor for dehydration and series industrial drying machine . The linen machine adopts horizontal and drum-type structure. Linen mc has advantages of new pattern, reasonable structure, easy operation and long-life service.
Working instruction of Linen Washing MachineLinen Pre-Treatment Process
Buyer
Abc buyer .
Ref #
Linen mc.
Style
Men’s short sleeve b/d collar shirt.
Quantity
Follow the order sheet , plus/ minus quantity = 5 %.
Delivery
T.b.c
Fabric
65%linen 35% cotton. (solid & print)
Inter lining
Paper fused at collar,band & front placket.
Main label
Spring field att at yoke inside 2 cm below fm band edge (4 side sts) .
Size
With in main label .
Fit label
“ regular fit ” att at 5 mm below from main label.
3 cm rolling with 3 cm pointed facing.( as sample). Emb at left chest.(as worn).
Back
2 pleat at back. Pleat depth 5mm.( as sample).
Yoke
Double.
Pocket
N/a.
Working instruction of Linen Washing Machine 1
Short sleeve
3 cm width 5mm welted kansai b4 side seam.
Lower
2.5 cm rolling. ( as sample).
Hem
6 mm tail btm .
Pack
Stand up pack.
Neck board
Use.
Collar insert
Use.
Butter fly
Use.
Clip
4 pcs metal clip (logo).
Pin
N/a .
Tissue
Use –2 pcs .
Back board size.
1 pce.
Folding size
Tbc.
Cuff presentation
Show.
Demirilization
Invatex CRA=0.5 g/l
Invatex CS=0.5g/l
80OCX10`
Albafluid –C=1.0 g/l
Invatex CRA=0.6 /l
Amplex DS=05 g/l
Albaflow JET=0.05 g/l
Reduzin OS=1.0 g/l
NaOH=2.5 g/l
H2O2= 8.0 g/l
980CX20`
Shrinkage:
Knitted fabric tends to change dimensions in length and width after being taken off the machine. The more favorable conditions for fabric’s relaxation provided during washing. Change of dimensions after knitting can create major problem in garments and fabrics especially. Those produce from hydrophilic fibers such as wool and cotton. Knitting from
Thermoplastic fiber and synthetic fibers such as nylon and polyester can be heat set to shape or to dimensions that are retained unless the setting conditions are exceeded during washing and wearing.
Alkylphenols (APs) and Alkylphenol Ethoxylates (APEOs)
Alkylphenol Ethoxylates are considered to be harmful and toxic to the environment and possible endocrine disrupters. The most common usage is in detergent products and emulsifying agents. The second most common use is in textile processing (in particular with fibres such as linen and silk, whose naturally occurring gums and resins make them difficult to wet out) where it is used in various textiles auxiliaries including wetting agents and in the manufacture of water based pigment pastes to improve pigment dispersion.
The use of APs and APEOs specifically containing Octyl Phenols (OP) & Nonylphenols is restricted in all areas of David Howard production.
Nonylphenol Ethoxylate (NPEO), Octylphenol and their Ethoxylates (Alkyl Ethoxylates)
David Howard do not accept the use of any of the above chemicals in the production or processing of our goods.
APPEARANCE AFTER WASH
This method has been developed as there are no national or international standards based on this method at the present time.
SCOPE
To determine the degree of appearance retention after machine washing.
PRINCIPLE
A finished/completed garment is washed and assessed against an unwashed garment for deterioration in appearance.
APPARATUS
Automatic washing machine as specified in BS EN 26330:1994
Commercially available detergent
Grey scales for assessing change in colour as BS EN 20105 A2
Veri-vide light cabinet (or equivalent) with lectern
Drying facilities as applicable to garment care label, flat or hang or tumble dryer as specified in BS EN 26330:1994
CONDITIONING & TESTING ATMOSPHERE
It is not necessary to condition samples nor carry out the testing or assessment in a standard atmosphere. Ordinary room conditions are satisfactory provided the correct procedure is followed.
TEST SPECIMENS
Minimum of two finished/complete garments
PROCEDURE
Make wash load up to 2kg
Place one garment in the washing machine
Add detergent, sufficient to give 3cm running suds and sodium perborate (ECE detergent to be used at a ratio of 4:1 with sodium perborate).
Run the machine (select programme to match garment care label).
Dry according the garment care label instructions
Compare the washed specimen with the unwashed duplicate in the light cabinet under artificial daylight D65.
RESULTS
Assess garment for cross staining using grey scales
Assess garment for shade change using grey scales
Assess the appearance of the garment for the following areas:
Creasing of Garment
(If creasing is evident, iron to care label and re-assess garment)
Differential Shrinkage within garment
Distortion of garment around attached components (e.g. Zips)
Distortion of garment around embelishment (e.g. Embroidery)
Deterioration of trims
Breakage or distortion of seams
Skewing of the garment
Overall appearance of the garment – Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory
REPORT
Grades for Cross Staining & Colour Loss
Visual observations on change in garment appearance as outlined above.
Special instruction of Linen Washing Machine
Wash : gmts wash with softner.
iron : no iron only steam.
lining colour : white.
inter lining art no : 6050 for collar, band & f/plkt facing. (s/cut) .
s.p.i – 12/13.
contrast : printed contrast fab use at collar b/d loop & inside band.
Edge stitch at collar joint, band joint,collar b/d loop & f/plkt faching.
5mm top sts at collar,f/shoulder & back yoke.
6 mm frence seam at armhole .
btn st colour: contrast.
Side seam feed of the arm both side at front, st to st gap 6mm .
Hole measurement: neck seam to 1st hole 5.5 cm restof hole 9.5 cm .
btn att thread cross & lock stc.
collar point – 6 cm.
collar height – 4 cm.
band height – 3 cm.
collar space – 1 cm.
collar spread – 7 cm.
hang tag & fitting tag att. At body 1st btn with string .
round size sticker att. At poly top (l.h.s)1″ fm edge & bottom (r.h.s) 1″ fm edge . ffff
long size sticker : inside of collar insert of linen washing machine
The objective of this Standard Operating Procedure is to describe the procedure for operating the Diesel Generator of Engineering department of Auto Generator Medicine Ltd. This procedure is applicable for operating Diesel Generator under engineering department of Auto Medicine Ltd. Area of operation is Service Building under engineering department. The content lists are –
Operators under engineering department are responsible for following this SOP.
Routine responsibility for ensuring that this procedure is implemented as and where necessary rests with the Head of Engineering department.
Quality Assurance Department is responsible for SOP compliance.
Involved
All concern Operators, Executives / Officers and Head of Engineering Department.
Definition & Abbreviation
Definition: There is (are) no unique term(s) in this document.
Abbreviation: There is (are) no unique term(s) in this document.
Health & Safety Consideration
Wear sound & Eye protective devices during machine operation.
System / Process Owner
Engineering Department
Description & Specification Of Machine
Manufacturer: Auto Engineering Co. Ltd. Model: WPS400: Supplier :Sim Power, Machine No: 0174707/012&015, Material: All parts are made of MS Metal with paint. Generator Details: 3 Phase,415V, 50Hz.1500 RPM Capacity: 400KVA each
Procedure
Preoperational Steps
At first check & certify that the machine is workable & ready for operation
Check the oil level. The pointer should register in the upper field of the green range. If the pointer registers in the red range (Low range), Remove the plug & add oil until the level reaches the filter opening. Fit & tighten the plug. Check the radiator water level . Check the Lub oil level & Quality. Check the Battery Voltage 24 Volt
Operational Steps
Staring
Switch on the Generator Display in Manual Mode, then Press ‘Start’
Run the Generator Set for Minimum Two minutes
Switch on the Generator panel ACB
Select Synchronizing panel in Auto/Manual Mode)
Switch on the LT-2 ACB
Switch on the BBT ACB
Stopping
Switch off the BBT ACB
Switch off the LT-2 ACB
Switch off the Generator ACB, Press ’O’
Run the Generator for five minutes with out load(No load)
At the end of operation, switch off the Generator Off Push.
Caution
During operation, if any unusual or abnormal sound or noise is heard or problem arises, stop the machine immediately and inform it to the Engineering in charge.
Before carrying out any maintenance, repair or adjustment, stop the Generator, Press emergency stop button, switch off the ACB.
Post operational steps
Check the Generator Voltage, 400Volt AC.
Check the running Ampere
Check the Generator Temperature,80-10c
Check the Generator Oil Pressure,70-100 psi
Check the Generator Frequency,50Hz
Check the Generator RPM,1500 rpm
Record the Generator running hour reading
Special Instruction
Should there be anything in this SOP that you do not clearly understand or cannot implement, please communicate it immediately to your superior officer.
Review / Change History
The procedure must be re-prepared, checked and duly approved whenever any change in the system/ method/ process, or in any circumstance, indicates the need for the same.
The SOP must be reviewed every 3 (three) years from the date of issue, in the light of current practice, to determine whether any change or revision is necessary.
All copies of the SOP which will be superseded by any revision must be withdrawn from active use.
After recalling all the copies of the superseded SOPs, redistribute the reviewed one by keeping records in Log books.
Preserve a copy of the superseded SOP in document archive and destroy rest of the copies keeping records.
Example of Costing for Utility and Maintenance Section
Generator Costing:
Total Cost per Year for Generator = 2, 244545, 45,328 Tk.
Total Cost per Month for Generator = 18, 74540,444 Tk.
Total Cost per Day for Generator = 61,4945454 Tk.
Total Cost per Hour for Generator = 2,554562 Tk.
Per KW Electricity Cost = 2.74548 Tk.
Boiler Costing:
Total Cost per Year for Boiler = 1, 87, 04542,744 Tk.
Total Cost per Month for Boiler = 15, 58,5454562 Tk.
Total Cost per Day for Boiler = 51,254540 Tk.
Total Cost per Hour for Boiler = 2,1345455 Tk.
Per Kg Steam Cost = 0.145457 Tk.
Compressor Costing:
Total Cost per Year for Compressors = 31, 514545,908 Tk.
Total Cost per Month for Compressors = 2, 624545,659 Tk.
Total Cost per Day for Compressors = 8,635455 Tk.
Total Cost per Hour for Compressors = 3454560 Tk.
Per m3 Air Cost = 0.35453 Tk.
E.T.P Costing:
Total Cost per Year for E.T.P = 1, 36, 67,5645458 Tk.
Total Cost per Month for E.T.P = 11, 38,954564 Tk.
Total Cost per Day for E.T.P = 37,4565645.39 Tk.
Total Cost per Hour for E.T.P = 1,565e6560.22 Tk.
Per m3 Water cost for E.T.P = 1667676.95 Tk.
W.T.P Costing:
Total Cost per Year for W.T.P = 43, 67,46767684 Tk.
Total Cost per Month for W.T.P = 3, 63,56565957 Tk.
Total Cost per Day for W.T.P = 11,96565656 Tk.
Total Cost per Hour for W.T.P = 4994545 Tk.
Per m3 Water Cost for W.T.P = 5.23434 Tk.
Per m3 Water Cost for Washing = 1.34342 Tk
MAINTENANCE TOTAL COSTING
Total Maintenance cost = 2,22329,95,642 Taka
Total Maintenance cost per month = 19, 16,3232304 Taka
Total Maintenance cost per day =63,8232377 Taka
Total Maintenance cost per hour =2,623262 Taka
MAINTENANCE TOTAL COSTING
Total Maintenance cost per day =98,732300 Taka
Total Maintenance cost per month = 223239, 60,971
Total Maintenance cost per Hour =4,113233 Taka
MAINTENANCE TOTAL COSTING SUMMARY
Total Maintenance cost in 2011 = 3,07,98323,474 Taka
Total Maintenance cost per month = 25, 623236,540 Taka
Total Maintenance cost per day =85,552321 Taka
Total Maintenance cost per Hour =3,532365 Taka
MAINTENANCE TOTAL COSTING SUMMAR
Total Maintenance cost in 2012 = 5,73,91,632367 Taka
Total Maintenance cost per month = 47, 82,632339 Taka
Total Maintenance cost per day = 1, 59,423231 Taka
In order to meet gas and diesel generator maintenance to growth of production and extension of the project we immediate need the bigger capacity of Power Gas Generator Unit. This is why we are interested to improve the 900KW/1125 KVA Gas Generator.
We have significantly increased the production capacity by commissioning the new set of fully Gas and Diesel Generator Maintenance and Semi Auto corrugated board making machine. In addition to this we have added two color Offset printing machinery in our offset printing section. Also turning the offset printing Floor Air condition to meet buyer’s demand. Further, to meet the quality product we will have to commission high capacity Boiler. Know more about Diesel Generator Maintenance Checklist and cost.
I would like to inform you the diesel generator maintenance cost , from the very beginning we found, our Generator has created too much high temperature. Some times Generator has shut off. For that reason, we informed your Engineers to solve this problem but they are unavailing to find out the problem and solve it. Several times our production has hampered. In front of your Engineers we have opened our Generator Heat Exchanger and we’ve found a big size (2.2”X2.2”) round metal pc. GETCO Engineer also agrees with us that this is the main problem for high temperature and also manufacturing fault.
Generator Maintenance Proposal
With due respect would like to inform you that our Generator (GAS) have to servicing after every 1000 hours and also lube oil change. For this reason in next Friday January 21, 2010. from 01.00 pm. to 7.00 pm. want to set for servicing the Generator. So, with beg most respectfully that you will give the permission for servicing the Generator on the above date and time.
Materials/Spare Parts Rate For Gas Generator:
S/L No.
Description Of The Materials/ Spare Parts
Qty
Rate (Tk.)
01
Generator Total Price
02 Pieces
4,00,00,000
02
Engine Oil
01 Liter
425
03
Oil Filter
01 Piece
3,300
04
Air Filter
01 Piece
10,500
05
Air Filter Shoot
01 Piece
1,300
06
Spark Plug
01 Piece
7,433
07
C.W.T-512
01 Kg
330
08
C.W.T-513
01 Kg
352
09
Coolant/Additive
01 Liter
990
10
Gas Bill
01 Month
8,50,000
11
Over Hauling Cost
5,00,000
12
Other Servicing Cost
01 Month
5,000
Life Time = 15 Years
= (15×12) Months
= 180 Months
Generator Maintenance Cost
S/L No.
Description Of The Materials/ Spare Parts
Qty
Rate (Tk.)
Total (Tk.)
01
Generator Price
02 Pieces
(2×2,00,00,000÷180)
2,22,222
02
Back-Up Oil
338 Liters
425
1,43,650
03
Changed Oil
208 Liters
425
88,400
04
Oil Filter
1.5 Pieces
3,300
4,950
05
Air Filter
1.25 Pieces
10,500
13,125
06
Air Filter Shoot
1.25 Pieces
1,300
1,625
07
Spark Plug
3.33 Pieces
7,433
24,752
08
C.W.T-512
10 Kg
330
3,300
09
C.W.T-513
10 Kg
352
3,520
10
Coolant/Additive
10 Liters
990
9,900
11
Gas Bill
01 Month
8,50,000
8,50,000
12
Over Hauling Cost
5,00,000
13
Other Servicing Cost
01 Month
5,000
5,000
Total=
18,70,444
Total Cost per Month for Generator = 18, 70,444 Tk.
Total Cost per Year for Generator = (18, 70,444×12) Tk. = 2, 24, 45,328 Tk.
Total Cost per Day for Generator = (2, 24, 45,328÷365) Tk. = 61,494 Tk.
Total Cost per Hour for Generator = (61,494÷24) Tk. = 2,562 Tk.
Generation Per Day (Average):
Old Caterpillar Gas Generator = 12 MW
New Caterpillar Gas Generator = 12 MW
Total Generation per Day = (12+12) MW
= 24 MW
= (24×1,000) KW
= 24,000 KW
Total Generation per Month = (24,000×28) KW
= 6, 72,000 KW
Per KWH Cost = (18, 70,444÷6, 72,000) Tk.
= 2.78 Tk.
Load Calculation For All Units (Average)
Units Name
Amp.
KWH
Rate/KW (Tk.)
Total Cost (Tk.)
Textile
478
265
2.78
736.70
Generator Room
70
39
2.78
108.42
Utility (Boiler Room)
560
310
2.78
861.80
Washing
158
88
2.78
244.64
E.T.P-2
160
89
2.78
247.42
Knitting
171
95
2.78
264.10
Garments
701
389
2.78
1081.42
E.T.P-1
133
74
2.78
205.72
Embroidery
100
56
2.78
155.68
Per Month Electricity Cost for All Units:
Per Day electricity cost for Textile = (736.70×24) = 17,680.80 Tk.
Per Month electricity cost for Textile = (17,680.80×28) = 4, 95,062.4 Tk.
Per Day electricity cost for Generator Room = (108.42×24) = 2,602.08 Tk.
Per Month electricity cost for Generator Room = (2602.08×28) = 72,858.24 Tk.
Per Day electricity cost for Utility (Boiler Room) = (861.80×24) = 20,683.2 Tk.
Per month electricity cost for Utility (Boiler Room) = (20,683.2×28) = 5, 79,129.6 Tk.
Per Day electricity cost for Washing = (244.64×24) = 5871.36 Tk.
Per Month electricity cost for Washing = (5871.36×28) = 1, 64,398.08 Tk.
Per Day electricity cost for E.T.P-2 = (247.42×24) = 5,938.08 Tk.
Per Month electricity cost for E.T.P-2 = (5,938.08×28) = 1, 66,266.24 Tk.
Per Day electricity cost for Knitting = (264.10×24) = 6,338.4 Tk.
Per Month electricity cost for Knitting = (6,338.4×28) = 1, 77,475.2 Tk.
Per Day electricity cost for Garments = (1081.42×24) = 25,954.08 Tk.
Per Month electricity cost for Garments = (25,954.08×28) = 7, 26,714.24 Tk.
Per Day electricity cost for E.T.P-1 = (205.72×24) = 4,937.28 Tk.
Per Month electricity cost for E.T.P-1 = (4,937.28×28) = 1, 38,243.84 Tk.
Per Day electricity cost for Embroidery = (155.68×24) =3,736.32 Tk.
Per Month electricity cost for Embroidery = (3,736.32×28) = 1, 04,616.96 Tk.
Generator maintenance – Cooling Tower
Ball Valve 1”
Butterfly Valve 4”(with Flange)
Butterfly Valve 6”(with Flange)
Butterfly Valve5”(with Flange)
Centrifuge High lift Pump
Flow rate 120M/H
Head 20M
Suction 6”
Delivery 5”
Expunction Joint 4” (with Flange)
Expunction Joint 5”(with Flange)
Foot Valve 6”(Flange type, with Flange)
MS Elbow 2”
MS Elbow 4”
MS Elbow 5”
MS Elbow 6”
MS Reducer 4”*2”
MS Reducer 4”*5”
MS Ring Flange 4”
MS Ring Flange 5”
MS Ring Flange 6”
MS Simless Pipe 4”
MS Simless Pipe 5”
MS Simless Pipe 6”
MS Simless Pipe 8”
Non return Valve 5”(disk type)
Nut bolt with washer (full thread) 16*120
Nut bolt with washer 16*50
Nut bolt with washer 16*65
Nut bolt with washer 20*50
Nut bolt with washer 20*50
Pressure gauge
Strainer 6” (Flange type, with Flange)
Temperature gauge (0-100,300)
Generator maintenance – Exhaust Gas Line
MS Flange (as per sample)
MS Simless Pipe 12”
Temperature meter (0-500 c)
Generator maintenance – Inlet Gas Line
Ball valve ½”
Ball Valve 4” (Flange type)
Gas Filter 4”(with Generator)
MS Elbow 4”
MS Flange 4”
MS Pipe 4”
MS Reducer ( 4”*3” welded type)
Niddle valve with sypone pipe ½”
Pressure gauge (0-200 PSI)
PRV (Gas regulator Valve3”)
S S Expansion Joint 4” (with flange)
Solenoid Valve 4” (with flange) with Generator
Gas and diesel generator maintenance cost is described in this article