Feasibility study involves an analysis and evaluation of the design concept from all the relevant angles. The study provides an immediate indication of the probable success of the enterprise and also shows what additional information is necessary to make a complete evaluation. It gives an insight in to: requirements of human, financial and material resources; plant and machinery, technology; and economic gains or profitability of the proposed venture.

1. Feasibility Study of A
Sugar Industry
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2. Sugar
Sugars are members of the carbohydrate family. Examples include
glucose, fructose and sucrose.
Sugarcane cultivation and the technique of sugar production began
in India probably around 2000 BC and moved to Persia (now Iran)
around AD 600.
About 40% of the world’s sugar production is from beet, and 60% is
from cane.
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3. What is Feasibility Study
Feasibility study involves an analysis and evaluation of the design concept from
all the relevant angles.
The study provides an immediate indication of the probable success of the
enterprise and also shows what additional information is necessary to make a
complete evaluation.
It gives an insight in to: requirements of human, financial and material resources;
plant and machinery, technology; and economic gains or profitability of the
proposed venture.
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4. Stages of Feasibility Study
oIdentification stages: Looking for a need or finding a need.
oPreliminary selection stage: Develop a list of venture opportunities
oAnalysis stage: Technical, Commercial, Economic, Financial, Social analysis
oEvaluation stage and
oDecision stage are the important stages.
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5. Why Sugar Industry
Sugar is
One of the world’s purest food products (99.95% sucrose; water is the main
remainder)
One of the most natural foods used by humans for centuries without proven
health risk
One of the most purified organic compounds in the world
One of the lowest priced food products
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6. Why Sugar Industry will run good in my loacality
Raw material availability: Enough Production of sugarcane
Availability of suitable land: A lot Unused Land
Transport facilities: Railway, Highway and Good Communication
Availability of labors: Lot of unemployed persons and seasonal workers
Availability of utilities (Water, Electricity)
Environmental impact and effluent disposal
Local community considerations
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Cane Receive Cane Weighing Cane Milling and Crushing Boiler & Bagasse Storage
Evaporator
Clarifiers
Juice Heating Laboratory
Crystallizers Centrifuges Dryers Storage Silos
Fig: Processing Layout of my sugar Industry

8. Thank you all for your precious time
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