PROJECT APPRAISAL REPORT

FOR

MANUFACTURING UNIT OF ALUMUNIUM INGOTS

OF

DEVMETA INDUSTRIES LLP

Registered Office
AT

B 93, GIDC ELEC ESTATE, SECTOR NO. 25, GANDHINAGAR,GUJRAT

PREPARED BY

MHARSH ENGICON
Project Report: Devmeta Industries LLP

TABLE OF CONTENT

I. INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................03

II. PROJECT AT GLANCE ......................................................................................... 06

III. ABOUT THE COMPANY & PROMOTERS....................................................... 08

IV. ASSESMENT OF WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENT ............................ 19

V. ANALYSIS OF BALANCE SHEET……………………………………………...23

VI. DSCR CALCULATION…………………………………………………………...28

VII. APPROVED DRAWINGS…………………………………………………………32

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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION

1.1 Aluminium Alloy

An Aluminium alloy is an alloy in which aluminium (Al) is the predominant metal. There
are two principal classifications, namely casting alloys and wrought alloys, both of which
are further subdivided into the categories heat-treatable and non-heat-treatable. About 85%
of aluminium is used for wrought products, for example rolled plate, foilsand
extrusions. Cast aluminium alloys yield cost-effective products due to the low melting
point, although they generally have lower tensile strengths than wrought alloys.
Aluminium alloys are widely used in engineering structures and components where light
weight or corrosion resistance is required.

1.2 Material

Aluminium alloys typically have an elastic modulus of about 70 GPa, which is about one-
third of the elastic modulus of steel alloys. Therefore, for a given load, a component or unit
made of an aluminium alloy will experience a greater deformation in the elastic regime
than a steel part of identical size and shape.

In general, stiffer and lighter designs can be achieved with Aluminium alloy than is feasible
with steels. Aluminium alloys are widely used in automotive engines, particularly in
cylinder blocks and crankcases due to the weight savings that are possible. Since
aluminium alloys are susceptible to warping at elevated temperatures, the cooling system
of such engines is critical. Manufacturing techniques and metallurgicaladvancements have
also been instrumental for the successful application in automotive engines.

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CHAPTER II
PROJECT AT GLANCE
TABLE 2.1 Details of Company

i) Name of the Firm M/s. Devmeta Industries LLP

ii) Location of the Project Surve No.317/318, Near Ranasan GIDC Circle.
Village: Pundhara, Mansa, District : Gandhinagar,
State: Gujarat
iii) Registered office B 93, GIDC Elec. Estate, Sector No. 25,
District : Gandhinagar, State: Gujarat
iv) Date of Incorporation 26th July, 2021
v) Date of commencement 26th July, 2021
vi) Name of Partners
1) Shri Sujitkumar Dineshkumar Patel
2) Shri Kashyap Ashokbhai Dave
3) Shri VipulKumar Bhaktibhai Patel
4) Shri Jitendrakumar Prahladbhai Patel
5) Shri Maheshkumar Maganbhai Kanani
vii) Proposed Project Manufacturing of Aluminum Alloys & Ingots

viii) Type of Industry Manufacturing Industry

ix) Line of Activity Manufacturing of Aluminum Alloys & Ingots
x) Estimated Project Cost INR
xi) Proposed Term Loan INR 225 Lakhs
xii) Proposed Working Capital INR 100 Lakhs
xiii) Average DSCR 3.03
xiv) Direct Employment 15 employees
xv) Infrastructure requirement Power: 100 KVA ( GEB )
Water: Bore well
xvi) Status of Government Clearance / approvals yet to obtain.
Approvals/ Registration
xvii) Project likely to start by 01st July, 2022

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TABLE 2.2 Project Cost

Amount
Components of Project (Rs. In Lakhs)

Purchase of Land 50
Factory Building & Civil Work 125
Plant & Machineries (New) 200
Margin for Working Capital 25
TOTAL 400

TABLE 2.3 Means of Finance

Amount
Components (Rs. in Lakhs)

Capital by Partners 100

Unsecured Loans from partners 75
Term Loan from Banks (Construction) 75
Term Loan from Banks (Machineries) 150
TOTAL 400

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CHAPTER III

ABOUT THE COMPANY & PROMOTERS

3.1 Company Profile

Devmeta Industries LLP was established in 2021 by Mr. Sujitkumar D Patel, together with
other friends and family members for the manufacturing of the Aluminums Alloys and
Ingots Project at Gandhinagar, Gujarat.

The technology adopted by the firm is highly sophisticated computerized controlled

systems that produce good quality Aluminum. As an emerging firm in this field, Devmeta
Industries provide to reach customer with a global product that is specially designed as per
customer individual needs with excellent technology, high quality standards & degree of
consistency for optimum performance for years.

Our aim to provide top quality products with commitment to offer innovative services to
various industries with multiple applications.

3.2 Mission & Vision

Looking Beyond mere Business: To invent and innovate. To experiment and expand. To
move ahead from strength to strength - are the ethos, which drives us. Vision for us - is not
about what we plan to do. Rather it encompasses what we are doing in the present andhow
that will shape the future.

 Providing value to our customer

 Earning a reasonable return on our delivered value

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 Improving the standard of living and quality of our life within the circle of our influence

 A strong legacy of achievement, reliability, distinction and commitment to our

customer's interests.
 Adaptability to change, while maintaining our basic values and original purpose.
 Adhere to high standards of ethics and integrity.
 Work safely and remain responsive to environmental principles.
 Make continuous improvement an integral part of the way we operate.
 Attract, develop, motivate and retain highly competent, committed and creative people.
 Promote from within as much and as early as possible.
 Respond to our rapidly changing world with entrepreneurial approaches, innovative
solutions, advanced technology and high quality, timely decision making.
 Reward those contributing to our success.

3.3 Quality Policy

Excellence in Quality, across all aspects from Raw materials to final products, including
packaging has over the years become a mindset for us.

We, at Devmeta Industries are committed towards:

 Understanding and meeting the requirements of our clients through consistent

intelligent effort and an accurate identification & efficient allocation of resources.

 Continual improvement by nurturing a working environment that encourages clarity

of thought, constructive debate, attention to detail, receptivity to new ideas /
approaches and a strong result focus.

 Pursuing every organizational task with a sense of quality and a commitment

towards excellence.

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3.4 Background of the Promoters

As mentioned earlier, company was promoted by the Five individuals. The name of the
promoters of the company are as given below:

1. Shri Sujitkumar Patel

Mr. sujitkumar Patel is founder of Devmeta Industries LLP with a aim to establish their
presence in the multiple industries & developed a unique product called Aluminum
Ingots. Further, in 2014, he started a partnership firm in the name of Dev Digital
Electronics and Director of Dev Digital Electronics Pvt. Ltd. In LED manufacturing
unit. He is having a experience of more than 12 years in the trading and manufacturing.
He takes care of Accounts and Finance and marketing activities. He is qualified BEEC.

The Net worth of the partner as on 31st March 2021 is Rs. 68.25 Lakhs
Sr. Particulars Value
A Immovable Property
1 Land and Residential 52.00
Total A 52.00
B Movable Property
1 Cash and Bank 2.25
2 Investment in Dev Digital 25.00
3 Others – LIC + Shares + Business Concerns 5.50
4 Gold 2.50
Total B 35.25
C Personal Liabilities
1 Unsecured Loans + Private Borrowings 0.00
2 Secured Loan from banks / FIs - HL 19.00
Total C

Net worth A+B-C 68.25

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2. Shri Vipulkumar Patel
Mr. Vipulkumar Patel having an experience of more than 10 years in teaching line, he
is faculty in Atul Poly technique College, He is having Diploma in CIVILEngineering
and he will look after production and development of the firm.

The Net worth of the partner as on 31st March 2021 is Rs.308 Lakhs
Sr. Particulars Value
A Immovable Property
1 Land and Residential 300.00
Total A 300.00
B Movable Property
1 Cash and Bank 2.50
2 Investment
3 Others – LIC + PPF + Shares + Business Concern 5.50
Total B 8.00
C Personal Liabilities
1 Unsecured Loans + Private Borrowings 0.00
2 Secured Loans from Banks / FIs 0.00
Total C 0.00

Net worth A+B-C 308.00

3. Shri Jitendrakumar Patel

Mr. Jitendrakumar Patel is partner in Chetak Marble, currently having experience of

15 years in trading and he is in the firm take charge of operations, Sales and
Marketing. He is graduate. The Net worth of the partner as on 31 st March 2021 is Rs
318.00 Lakhs.

Sr. Particulars Value

A Immovable Property
1 Land and Residential 225.00
Total A 225.00
B Movable Property
1 Cash and Bank 2.50
2 Investment 80.00
3 Others – PPF + Business Concerns 10.50
Total B 93.00
C Personal Liabilities
1 Unsecured Loans + Private Borrowings 0.00
2 Secured Loans from Banks / FIs 0.00
Total C 0.00

Net worth A+B-C 318.00

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4. Dave Kashyap Ashokbhai
Mr. Kashyap Dave is partner in Dev Digital Electronics, currently having experience
of 15 years in trading and he is in the firm take charge of Production. He is having
Degree of BE – Mechanical. The Net worth of the partner as on 31 st March 2021 is Rs
44.50 Lakhs

Sr. Particulars Value

A Immovable Property
1 Land and Residential 35.00
Total A 35.00
B Movable Property
1 Cash and Bank 2.00
2 Investment 25.00
3 Others – PPF + Business Concerns 1.50
Total B 28.50
C Personal Liabilities
1 Unsecured Loans + Private Borrowings 19.00
2 Secured Loans from Banks / FIs 0.00
Total C 19.00

Net worth A+B-C 44.50

5. Kanani Maheshkumar
Mr. Maheshkumar Kanani is having experience of 20 years in Kalptaru Power. He is
a mechanical engineer and he will take charge of production and maintenance.

The Net worth of the partner as on 31st March 2021 is Rs 52.50 Lakhs
Sr. Particulars Value
A Immovable Property
1 Land and Residential 52.00
Total A 52.00
B Movable Property
1 Cash and Bank 3.50
2 Investment 2.50
3 Others – PPF + Business Concerns 12.00
Total B 18.00
C Personal Liabilities
1 Unsecured Loans + Private Borrowings 17.50
2 Secured Loans from Banks / FIs
Total C 17.50

Net worth A+B-C 52.50

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3.5 Brief particulars of the Partners and management team of the firm are
given here below:
TABLE 3.1 Brief Description about Partners

Name AG PAN UIDAI ADDRESS

E
Patel Vipul Kumar 34 BVEPP 320140 Patelvas , Gam- Madhi, Sardarpur,
4416M 208424 Mahesana.
Patel Jitendra Kumar 44 AQRPP 777633 Patelvas , Gam- Nava Ransipur,
7442G 355106 Mahesana.
Kanani Mahesh kumar 37 AZCPK 265470 E – 104, , Maruti Ambrakunj,
7072K 921739 Sargasan Cross Road, Gandhinagar
Dave Kashyap 32 BCOPD 619237 D-301, Pramukh Aura,
4715L 943537 Sargasan Cross Road, Gandhinagar
Patel Sujit kumar 32 CPHPP 470368 E – 303, , Maruti Ambrakunj,
3607N 815596 Sargasan Cross Road, Gandhinagar

3.6 Partners Capital of the Firm

The Firm is having Capital of Rs. 100.00Lakhs. The profit sharing ratio of the firm as on
March 15th, 2022 is as under:

Table 3.2 Profit Sharing ratio

Name % of Profit
Patel Sujit kumar 29.50
Dave Kashyap 29.50
Kanani Mahesh kumar 29.50
Patel Jitendra Kumar 7.50
Patel Vipul Kumar 4.00

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3.7 Implementation Schedule and Current status of project

M/s. Devmeta Industries LLP is company having a production capacity of 4800 MT per
Annum. The implementation schedule describes the planning of the new unit in the new
location.

Table 3.3 Proposed Implementation Schedule

Activity Commencement Completion

Land (Agri Land) Already purchased
N. A. Conversion & Plan Approvals 1.03.2022 15.03.2022
Factory Building Construction 01/03/2022 31/05/2022
Financial arrangements / Loans 25/03/2022 30/04/2022
Purchase of Equipment & Machinery Order Placed 31/05/2022
Installation, Erection , Commissioning 01/06/2022 15/06/2022
Clearance from Various Authorities 01/06/2022 15/06/2022
Trial run of Equipment / Machineries 16/06/2022 30/06/2022
Commercial Operation 01/07/2022

3.8 Registration / Compliances / Clearances:

The company is already having approval & some clearance required at the new unit will
obtained during the construction period.

Table 3.4 Registration & Clearance Acquired / Applied

No Certificate Status Remarks

01 N.A. Order of Land Completed
02 Construction permission & Applied Expected by 15/03/2022
Plan approvals
03 Permanent Account Number Obtained
04 MOA, AOA & COI Obtained
05 GST Obtained
06 Factory License Yet to apply After the construction of Factory
07 Pollution Control Board Yet to apply building
08 Power Connection Yet to apply
09 Water supply Available bore well

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3.9 Present Stage of the project:
Firm has already acquired the agricultural land and obtained N.A. Industrial. Further, firm
ordered the machines and expected time of delivery is 02 – 03 months, hence firm has made
some advance payment & executed contracts with the suppliers. Firm has a strong planning
& designed team to execute the same.

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List of Plant & Machineries with their specifications:

The company has proposed to install Aluminum Alloys and Ingots manufacturing
unit with a latest machineries & updated technology from reputed suppliers /
vendors across India

Total cost of Plant & Machineries comes to Rs. 200 Lakhs including the
Government Taxes and other transportation, electrification & installation cost. The
firm has placed the orders of all the equipment & machineries to the vendors /
suppliers. List of machineries to be purchased from the suppliers with their
specification is as under:

TABLE – The detailed cost of the Equipment along with the specification.
(Rs In Lakhs)

Sl Name of the supplier + Qty INR

Specification Amount
01 Eagle Scale Manufacturing Works 1 5.51
Electronic Weigh bridge
02 Vas Spectrometers Pvt. Ltd. 1 10.00
Spectrometers
03 Dhanvanti Engineering 1 141.60
Furnace
04 Radix Innovations P. Ltd. 1 11.03

05 Others 31.86

TOTAL (A + B + C + D + E) 200.00

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Infrastructure Facilities
Success of any project or manufacturing unit depends upon the infrastructure facility
available at the place of business. Each component of Infrastructure is discussed as under:

Power Supply & Back-up facility

Company will be applying for the power connection after the conversion in to N.A.
Industrial As per the machineries specification, total power load required will be 100 KVA,
for which company has to park the security deposit with the Electricity Board. Further,
there is no such power cut problem in the Gujarat State, still company already has a gen
set wherein small operation can be managed.

Water
Company will be using the required water for the project from the own bore well only.
There is no heavy usage of water in the production line.

Pollution Control Measure

Company has to design a separate plant for managing the pollution generated during the
production activity. After the completion of construction, company has to obtain clearance
from the Gujarat Pollution Control Board and can commence the commercial operation.
Manpower Requirement / HR Management:
Mr. Sujit Patel who is majorly taking care of production has a efficient team of personnel
and Mr. Patel is a marketing expert and manages the team. Now, firm has the production
capacity and according man power will be recruited from 15 to 25 persons. Designation
wise planning of HR management is as under:
TABLE – Human Resources planning for proposed project
Production Marketing Operation, Factory Business GM _ GM –
Supervisor Managers Accounts Workers Development Production Business
& Finance executive Planning
02 02 03 20 02 01 01

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Location of project

The proposed project is located in Surve No.317/318, Near Ranasan GIDC Circle, Pundhara,
Mansa, District : Gandhinagar, State: Gujarat being the main industry location of Gujarat state,
smooth transportation by Road, Rail & Air is available. Our major transportation will be through the
road. Company is also connected to the nearest port i.e., Mundra & Kandla, which is beneficial if
planned for the exports.

Firm’s Strength in Technical Aspect

Following are the main technical strength of the proposed project after analyzing it.

 Promoters are having huge experience in the same line of business activity and
has a set market of their premium products.
 Promoters are having huge net worth and has a sufficient funds to meet the
contingencies, if required.
 Proposed unit will be installed to the production capacity with a better quality
product.
 Experienced Team available with the company to run the production & strong
marketing experts to capture the target market.

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SWOT Analysis

 Strength

 Firm has an existing market and high demand for their product.
 Promoters are having huge experience in the same line of activity.
 Net worth of company & promoters boost the planning for the expansion project
 New expansion unit will be installed with the latest technology machine resulting
in to best product in the competitive market.
 Strong HR management leads to growth & smooth running of the organization.

 Weakness

 Product is majorly used in automobile industry & hence, company is dependent on

the growth of the same. To mitigate the same, company has planned to tap the other
industries, Retail Industry, etc
 High capital intensive industry. Promoters are capable to manage the funds.

 Opportunity

 Huge scope of growth as very less players are available in the same line of activity.
 Increasing demand in the US & European countries leads to tap the international
market. Hence, company can plan to export their products.

 Threats

 Changes / up gradation of Technology may affect the product & pricing

 Changes in Government policies & norms.

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Conclusion

In view of the above analysis and assumption considered the project would be technically
feasible. The key features of the technology indicate that the machines lead to very efficient
working and challenging task can be taken on it. Thus the proposed project seems to be
technically feasible.

Observations

 The estimated cost of project is Rs. 400 Lakhs which include the purchase of land, cost
of civil works, plant and machinery equipment, working capital margin and
contingencies.
 The project is running as per the implementation schedule and have completed the
construction of factory building.
 The working capital margin for the project is estimated at Rs. 25 Lakhs which is taken
at 25% margin on inventory and 40% on receivables for the first year of operation. 
 The promoters propose to bring in capital of Rs. 100 Lakhs for the proposed project
which is sufficient and unsecured loans to the tune of Rs. 75 Lakhs which will be
interest free and will not be repaid till the projection period. And if required unsecured
loans will be increased.
 The firm should see that the project will run as per the implementation schedule,
otherwise there will be a possibility of cost over-run as well as time over-run.
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CHAPTER IV

ASSESMENT OF WORKING CAPITAL

REQUIREMENT
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FORM II : OPERATING STATEMENT
ASSESSMENT OF WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS Rs. In Lakhs
PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ
PARTICULARS

1 Gross Sales
(I) Domestic Sales 1,800.00 2,719.20 3,025.73 3,343.43 3,672.63 4,013.66 4,366.86
Total Sales 1,800.00 2,719.20 3,025.73 3,343.43 3,672.63 4,013.66 4,366.86
2 Less : Excise Duty
3 Net sales (1-2) 1,800.00 2,719.20 3,025.73 3,343.43 3,672.63 4,013.66 4,366.86
% age rise (+) or fall (-) in net sales as compared to
4 51.07% 11.27% 10.50% 9.85% 9.29% 8.80%
previous year
Cost of Sales (including stores and other items used
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in the process of manufacture)
Raw Material (including stores and other items
a)
used in the process of manufacture)
i) Imported
ii) Cost of Raw Materials Consumption 989.16 1,477.13 1,636.82 1,808.48 1,986.36 2,170.63 2,361.47
b) Power, Fuel, Packing and Misc. 351.00 530.24 590.02 651.97 716.16 782.66 851.54
c) Cost of Labour 180.00 271.92 302.57 334.34 367.26 401.37 436.69
d) Repairs/Maint. 54.00 81.58 90.77 100.30 110.18 120.41 131.01
e) Transportation 36.00 54.38 60.51 66.87 73.45 80.27 87.34
f) Depreciation 27.19 32.64 28.35 24.67 21.51 18.80 16.47
f) Sub- total (item a to e) 1,637.35 2,447.90 2,709.04 2,986.63 3,274.92 3,574.14 3,884.51
g) Add: Opening stock in process 8.88 13.41 14.92 16.49 18.11 19.79
h) Sub total (item f-g) 1,637.35 2,456.77 2,722.45 3,001.55 3,291.41 3,592.25 3,904.30
i) Less: Closing stock in process 8.88 13.41 14.92 16.49 18.11 19.79 21.54
j) Cost of production (item h-i) 1,628.47 2,443.36 2,707.53 2,985.06 3,273.30 3,572.46 3,882.77

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FORM II : OPERATING STATEMENT
ASSESSMENT OF WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS Rs. In Lakhs
PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ
PARTICULARS

k) Add: Opening stocks of finished goods 19.73 29.80 33.16 36.64 40.25 43.99
l) sub total 1,628.47 2,463.09 2,737.33 3,018.22 3,309.94 3,612.70 3,926.75
m) Less: Closing stocks of finished goods 19.73 29.80 33.16 36.64 40.25 43.99 47.86
n) Sub total (Total cost of sales) 1,608.75 2,433.29 2,704.17 2,981.58 3,269.69 3,568.72 3,878.89
GROSS PROFIT 191.25 285.91 321.56 361.85 402.94 444.94 487.97
6 Adm. and Seling Expense 90.00 135.96 151.29 167.17 183.63 200.68 218.34
Partners' Remunaration 50.00 50.00 55.00 60.50 66.55 73.21 80.53
7 Sub-total ( 5 + 6 ) 1,748.75 2,619.25 2,910.45 3,209.25 3,519.87 3,842.61 4,177.76
8 Operating Profit before Interest (3 - 7) 51.25 99.95 115.27 134.18 152.75 171.05 189.10
9 Interest 26.37 32.14 29.41 30.93 28.19 25.46 22.33
10 Operating Profit after Interest (8 - 9) 24.88 67.81 85.87 103.25 124.56 145.59 166.77
11 Other Income
I) Add: Other non-operative income
a) Write backs
b) Other income
Sub total (Income)
ii) Less: Other non-operative expenses
a) Write off
b) Other expenses
c) Previous year's adj.
Sub total (expenses)
Net of other non-operative Income/Expenses [Net
iii)
of 11(I) & 11(ii)]

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FORM II : OPERATING STATEMENT
ASSESSMENT OF WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS Rs. In Lakhs
PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ
PARTICULARS

12 Profit before tax/loss [10 + 11(iii)] 24.88 67.81 85.87 103.25 124.56 145.59 166.77
13 Provision for taxes 6.22 16.95 21.47 25.81 31.14 36.40 41.69
14 Net Profit / loss (12 - 13) 18.66 50.86 64.40 77.44 93.42 109.19 125.07
Equity dividend paid amount (already paid + B.S.
15 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00
provision)
Dividend Rate (%age)
16 Retained Profit (14 - 15) 18.66 50.86 39.40 52.44 68.42 84.19 100.07
17 Retained Profit / Net Profit (%age)
NET CASH ACCRUAL 45.85 83.50 92.75 102.10 114.93 127.99 141.54

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CHAPTER V

ANALYSIS OF BALANCE SHEET

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FORM III - ANLAYSIS OF BALANCE SHEET Rs. In Lakhs
PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ PROJ
PARTICULARS

LIABILITIES
CURRRENT LIABILITIES
Short-term borrowings from banks (including
1 bills purchased and discounted and the excess
borrowings pllaced on repaymentbasis)
I From applicant bank 100.00 200.00 200.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00
II From other banks
III (Of which BP & BD)
Sub-total (A) 100.00 200.00 200.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00
2 Short-term borrowings from other Banks
3 Deposits (maturing within 1 yr)
4 Sundry Creditors (Trade) 27.10 40.47 44.84 49.55 54.42 59.47 64.70
5 Unsecured Loans
Advances/progress payments from
6 customers/depositos from dealers selling
agents.etc.
Interest and other charges accrued but not due
7
for payment
8 Provisiion for taxation 6.22 16.95 21.47 25.81 31.14 36.40 41.69
9 Dividend payable
Other Statutory liabilities (due within one year
10
(TDS/sales tax)
Instalments of term loans/deferred payment
11 credits/debentures/redeemable preference
shares (due within 1 yr.)
I) Term Loan Instalment 32.14 32.14 32.14 32.14 32.14 32.14 32.14

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 Other current liabilities and provisions(due
12 within 1 year) (major items to be specified 31.27 46.20 51.38 56.76 62.35 68.16 74.20
individually) Creditors for capital goods)
Sub total (B) 96.74 135.76 149.83 164.26 180.06 196.17 212.73
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES (Total of
13 196.74 335.76 349.83 414.26 430.06 446.17 462.73
items 1 to 12)
TERM LIABILITIES
14 Debentures (not maturing within one year)
Redeemable preference share (not maturing
15 within 1 year butof maturity not exceeding 12
year)
Term Loan (exclusive of instalments payable
16 160.71 128.57 96.43 64.29 32.14 0.00
within 1 year)
Deferred payment credits(exclusive of
17
Instalments payable within 1 year)
18 Term Deposits (repayable after one year)
19 Other term liabilities (Unsecured Loans) 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00
TOTAL TERM LIABILITIES (Total of items 14 to
20 235.71 203.57 171.43 139.29 107.14 75.00 75.00
19)
TOTAL OUTSIDE LIABILITIES (item 13 plus item
21 432.45 539.33 521.26 553.55 537.20 521.17 537.73
20)
NET WORTH

22 Ordinary share capital promoters contribution 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00
23 Share Application Money
24 General Reserve 18.66 69.52 108.92 161.35 229.78 313.97 414.04
25 Investment All. Reserve

26 Other reserves (excluding provisions) (subsidy)

27 Surplus (+) or deficit(-) in profit and loss account

28 NET WORTH (Total of items 22 to 27) 118.66 169.52 208.92 261.35 329.78 413.97 514.04

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29 TOTAL LIABILITIES (item 21 plus item 28) 432.45 539.33 521.26 553.55 537.20 521.17 537.73
CURRENT ASSETS
30 Cash and bank balance 4.63 5.79 7.23 9.04 11.30 14.13 17.66

Investments (other than long term investments

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e.g., sinking fund, Gratuity Fund etc)
I) Govt. and other Trustee securities
ii) Fixed deposits with bank
32 Receivables other than
Receivables other than deferred and export
I) receivables (includingbills purchased and 147.95 223.50 248.69 274.80 301.86 329.89 358.92
discounted)
Export receivables (including bills purchased and
ii)
discounted by bankers)
Instalments of deferred receivables (due within
33
one year)
34 INVENTORY
i) Raw material 18.64 28.16 31.33 34.63 38.03 41.57 45.22
ii) Work in process 8.88 13.41 14.92 16.49 18.11 19.79 21.54
iii) Finished goods 19.73 29.80 33.16 36.64 40.25 43.99 47.86
iv) Packing Material
Advances to suppliers of Raw materials and
35
stores/spares consumable.
36 Advance payment of taxes
Other current Assets (major items to be specified
37 3.48 93.02 108.01 181.14 216.77 263.92 303.05
individually) Loans & Adv.
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS (Total of items 30 to
38 203.30 393.67 443.35 552.74 626.33 713.28 794.25
37)

39 FIXED ASSETS
Gross Bolock (Land and buildings, machinery
375.00 375.00 375.00 375.00 375.00 375.00 395.00
consstruction-in-progress etc)
40 Depreciation to date. 27.19 59.83 88.17 112.84 134.35 153.15 169.62

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41 NET BLOCK (item 39 minus item 40) 347.81 315.17 286.83 262.16 240.65 221.85 225.38
OTHER NON CURRENT ASSETS
Investments/bookdebts/advances/deposits,
42
which are not curent asssets
I) a) Investments in subsidiary companies

b) Others
Advance to suppliers of capital good/spares and
ii)
contractors for capital expenditure
Deffrred receivables (other than those maturing
iii)
within one year)
iv) Others
43 Non-consumables stores and spares
Other Miscellaneous assets including dues from
44
directors
TOTAL OTHER NON-CURRENT ASSETS (Total of
45
items 42 to 44)
INTANGIBLE ASSETS
(Patents,goodwill,preliminary and formation
46
expenses/bad/doubtful debts not provided for
etc.)

47 TOTAL ASSETS (Total of items 38,41,45 and 46) 551.11 708.84 730.18 814.90 866.98 935.14 1,019.63
118.66 169.51 208.92 261.35 329.78 413.97 481.90

48 TANGIBLE NET WORTH (item 28 minus item 46) 118.66 169.52 208.92 261.35 329.78 413.97 514.04

49 NET WORKING CAPITAL (item 38 minus item 13) 6.56 57.91 93.52 138.48 196.27 267.11 331.52
50 CURRENT RATIO (item 38 divide item 13) 1.03 1.17 1.27 1.33 1.46 1.60 1.72
TOTAL OUTSIDE LIABILITIES/TANGIBLE NET
51 3.64 3.18 2.50 2.12 1.63 1.26 1.05
WORTH (Item 21 Divide Item 48)
TOTAL TERM LIABILITIES/TANGIBLE NET WORTH
52 1.99 1.20 0.82 0.53 0.32 0.18 0.15
(Item 20 Divide Item 48)

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DSCR CALCULATION
2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 2026-27 2027-28 2028-29
Particulars Total
Proj. Proj. Proj. Proj. Proj. Proj. Proj.
Profit after tax before
Defferred Taxation 18.66 50.86 64.40 77.44 93.42 109.19 125.07 539.04
Depreciation 27.19 32.64 28.35 24.67 21.51 18.80 16.47 169.62
Misc. expenses
CASH ACCRUALS [A] 45.85 83.50 92.75 102.10 114.93 127.99 141.54 708.66
Add Interest 17.87 15.14 12.41 9.68 6.94 4.21 1.08 67.34
SUB TOTAL - I [B] 63.72 98.64 105.15 111.78 121.87 132.20 142.62 775.99
TL instalment 32.14 32.14 32.14 32.14 32.14 32.14 32.14 225.00
Interest on TL 17.87 15.14 12.41 9.68 6.94 4.21 1.08 67.34
SUB TOTAL - [C] 50.02 47.28 44.55 41.82 39.09 36.35 33.22 292.34
DSCR (with interest) B/C 1.27 2.09 2.36 2.67 3.12 3.64 4.29 2.65

AVERAGE DSCR 3.03

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Particulars 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 2026-27 2027-28 2028-29
Net Sales 1,800 2,719 3,026 3,343 3,673 4,014 4,367
PBT 24.88 67.81 85.87 103.25 124.56 145.59 166.77
PAT 18.66 50.86 64.40 77.44 93.42 109.19 125.07
Cash Accruals 45.85 83.50 92.75 102.10 114.93 127.99 141.54
Net Worth 119 170 209 261 330 414 514
TOL/ TNW 3.64 3.18 2.50 2.12 1.63 1.26 1.05
Current Ratio 1.03 1.17 1.27 1.33 1.46 1.60 1.72
NP To Total Income
1.04% 1.87% 2.13% 2.32% 2.54% 2.72% 2.86%
(%)

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PRATIRAJSINH RAULJI AND co.
CHARTERED ACcOUNTANTS CA
CA CERTIFICATE FOR GPCB NOC APPLICATION

TOWHOMSOEVER IT MAY CONCERN

This is to certify that the total proposed investments in Fixed Assets DEV META
INDUSTRIES, Address: B. Sr. No: 317/318, Pundhra Village, Vijapur- Gandhinagar
Road, Tal: Mansa, Dist. - Gandhinagar. Manufacturing Aluminum Ingot are as under.

Sr. No. Detail Of Assets Estimated Cost

In Rs.
Land 32,50,000
Building 1,25,00,000
3 Plant& Machineryy 2,00,00,000
Total 3,57,50,000

Note Above Certificate has been issued on the basis of Quotations, Estimations,
information and explanations provided to us by the applicant as on the date of this
certificate.

for, PRATIRAJSINH RAULJI AND C0

Chartered Accountants INH RA
LI
CA. Pratirajsinh R. Raulji
COUNT
2-

Partner
MRN: 149089
HARRED
T ACINAGAR

FRN: 134692 W

UDIN: 22149089AFCTND8860

Gandhinagar, Gujarat.
17th March 2022

B.37, Electronics Estate, G.ID.C., Sector-25, Gandhinagar(Guj) Pin.:382024

+91 98243 16190,+9199049 22190capratira@gmail.con
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A : CONSTRUCTING GENERAL: 2) FORMS:IN CASE OF TRAPEZOIDAL FOOTINGS, PROVIDE E) LAPPED BARS ARE TIED EACH OTHER BY M.S. ( AS PER TABLE NO. 16 & 16/A OF IS : 456-200, PAGE NO. 47 )
Schedule of Lap Length
WOODEN FORMS OF SPECIFIED HEIGHT TO FORM THE WIRE,HOWEVER ,IT IS PREFERABLE TO ALIGN TTHE
1) Name of Project : MINIMUM DEPTH OF FOOTING.CHECK THE FORMS FOR BARS BEYOND THE LAP SEGMENT.ENSURE PROPER MEMBER CLEAR COVER MM REMARKS
ALIGNMENT (LINE),LEVEL AND SHAPE.CHECK CONCRETE EMBEDMENT OF BARS AT LAP SECTION.
DIAGONALS.FIX UP INTERMEDIATE SUPPORTS TO F) WHENEVER BENT UP BARS ARE SPECIFIED, THE FOOTINGS 50 AT BOTTOM AND SIDE.
2) USE WATER AND AGGREGATES AS SPECIFIED IN I.S. 456-2000 AVOID BULGING.HOWEVER,FOR FORMING THE
& RELEVANT I.S. CODE. SAME SHALL BE PREPARED BY PROPER
PYRAMIDAL SHAPE FORMS MAY NOT BE USED BUT TEMPLATING ON GROUND.SLAB BARS MAY BE BENT COLUMNS 40 TO LATERAL TIES
3) ALL STRUCTURAL DRAWING TO BE READ IN CONJUCTION THE SHAPE BE FORMED BY EXPERT MASONS,NOT BY AFTER PLACEMENT ON FORM WORK.
WITH CORRESPONDING ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING, IN CASE BEAMS (FOR PLINTH) 35 TO STIRRUPS
UNSKILLED LABOUR,THE EDGES OF PYRAMIDAL FORM G) BARS SHOULD BE PACED CAREFULLY AS PER THE
OF ANY DISCREPENCY, IT SHOULD BE RECTIFIED BEFORE SHOULD BE SHARP,IN PROPER LINE AND THE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS, PROPER ALLOWANCE BE BEAMS (FOR FLOOR) 30 TO STIRRUPS
EXECUTION. SURFACES SHOULD NOT BE CONCAVED.IN NO CASE KEPT FOR MIN. COVER AS SPECIFIED.NO PORTION SLAB 20 TO MAIN REINFORCEMENT
CONCRETE BE CAST DIRECTLY AGAINST SOIL. SLIDE OF REINF. BARS SHOULD ENCROACH IN THE COVER AT TOP & BOTTOM.
4) BEFORE STARTING THE WORK, PLEASE CHECK UP WITH
TO BE PROPERLY ENSURE BY STRING TIED AT TOP OF CONCRETE.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING. IN CASE OF ANY AMBIGUITY, OTHERS AS SPECIFIED
FOOTING DEPTH (D) TO TOP OF EDGE OF FOOTING(d).
PLEASE ASK STRUCTURAL ENGINEER FOR CLARIFICATIONS
PRIOR TO EXECUTION. F : SLABS AND BEAMS
5) ALL DRAWINGS TO BE READ, NOT TO SCALE.ONLY
WRITTEN DIMENSIONS SHALL BE FOLLOWED.
D : COLUMNS: 1) SLAB: SLAB REINFORCEMENT IS PLACED IN FOUR SCHEDULE OF DE SHUTTERING
LAYERS( 2 LAYERS AT RIGHT ANGLES AT BOTTOM AND
6) CENTRE LINE DIMENSIONS, LEVELS ETC. SHOULD BE 1) FORMS: COLUMN FORMS SHOULD BE MADE OF EITHER TIME AFTER
2 LAYERS AT RIGHT ANGLES AT TOP).AT MIDSPANS, S.N. STRUCTURAL ELEMENT
INVARIABLY BE REFERRED FROM ARCHITECTURAL WATERPROOF PLYWOOD OR STEEL PLATES. CONCRETING
MAIN REINFORCEMENT OR SHORT SPAN
DRAWINGS. REINFORCEMENT IS PLACED IN THE LOWEST
FORMS SHOULD BE ASSEMBLED BY BOLTING,NOT BY 1 SIDES OF BEAMS,COLUMNS & PARDIS 24 HOURS
7) FOR R.C.C DESIGN & DETAILING OF STRUCTURE, TIER.KEEPING A DISTANCE EQUAL TO COVER FROM
NAILING.AFTER THE FORMS ARE ASSEMBLED,CHECK
FOLLOWING INDIAN STANDARD CODE OF PRACTICE ARE CENTERING PLATES,DISTRIBUTION REINFORCEMENT 2 BOTTOM OF SLAB UPTO 4.5 M SPAN 7 DAYS
FOR CENTRES,SIZE,RIGHT ANGLE AND PLUMB ON
REFERED. OR LONG SPAN REINFORCEMENT IS PLACED IN THE 3 BOTTOM OF SLAB ABOVE 4.5 M SPAN 14 DAYS
BOTH FACES AT RIGHT ANGLES.MAKEA ALL EDGES
(1) I.S. 875-1987 FOR DESIGN LOAD. (OTHER THAN - TOP MOST LAYER KEEPING ADEQUATE COVER FROM
PERFECTLY WATER TIGHT BY APPLYING JOINT 4 BEAM BOTTOMS : UPTO 6 M SPAN 14 DAYS
(Second revision) EARTH QUAKE) FINAL CONCRETING LVL.COVER BLOCKS ARE USED
SEALING COMPOUND LIKE PUTTY.ENSURE WATER
FOR POSITIONING THE REINF. OF BOTTOM LAYERS. IF 5 BEAM BOTTOMS ABOVE 6 M SPAN 21 DAYS
(2) I.S. 456-2000 LIMIT STATE METHOD OF DESIGN. TIGHTNESS BETWEEN DIFFERENT SHIFTS OF
COVER BLOCKS ARE OF THICKNESS 12 TO 15 MM THESE
(Fourth revision) CONCRETING.DO NOT APPLY SHARP CROW BARS.FOR 6 BOTTOM OF CANTILEVER SLABS 10 DAYS
ARE TIED TO THE MAIN REINF.HOWEVER,IF THEY ARE
(3) I.S. 1893-2016 CRITERIA FOR EARTH QUAKE RESISTANT DE SHUTTERING, TAKE CARE TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO
THHICKER, THESE MAY BE TIED TO DISTRIBUTION 7 BOTTOM OF CANTILEVER BEAMS 21 DAYS
DESIGN OF STRUCTURE. (ZONE -III IS - THE CONCRETE EDGES WHILE REMOVING FORMS.
REINF.PROVIDE CHAIR FOR EXTRA TOP & BENT BARS
CONSIDERED) IN SLAB (AS SHOWN IN SKETCH -A)
3) STARTER: IT IS A GOOD PRACTICE TO PROVIDE A
(4) I.S. 13920-2016 DUCTILE DETAILING OF REINFORCED
STARTER OF HEIGHT 75 TO 100 MM AT START OF
CONCRETE DIA. OF CHAIR IS ONE
COLUMN EITHER ON GROUND OR UPPER FLOOR.
STRUCTURES SUBJECTED TO SEISMIC NO. HIGHER THAN DIA.
CENTRE AND SIZE OF COLUMN SECTION BE CHECKED OF EXTRA TOP.
FORCE CODE OF PRACTICE.
METICULOUSLY ON THIS STARTER, WHICH IS CAST
(5) S.P. 34 1987 HANDBOOK ON CONCRETE
WITH CONTROLLED,RICH HAND MIXED CONCRETE BY
REINFORCEMENT AND DETAILING
SKILLED ARTISON AND THE FORMS ARE ALSO MADE e.g.
TRUE TO SIDE AND SHAPE BY GOOD CARPENTER. DIA. OF EXTRA TOP = 10 MM. DIA.
B : SPECIAL NOTES : THEN DIA. OF CHAIR = 12 MM. DIA.
1) THE R.C.C. DESIGN IS BASED ON LIMIT STATE METHOD AND IT AFTER CASTING ONE SHIFT OF COLUMN , ROUGHEN
STANDS FOR HIGH PRECISION JOB AND STRICT QUALITY THE TOP SECTION WITH WIRE BRUSH, REMOVE THE (A) SKETCH FOR TYPICAL LAYER SPACERS
CONTROL. THEREFORE TO MAINTAIN QUALITY AND DESIGN LAITANCE AND EXPOSE THE COURSE AGGREGATES.IT
STRENGTH, NUMBER OF WORK TEST CUBES OF CONCRETE (CHAIR)
IS A GOOD PRACTICE TO EMBED A FEW PICES OF 35 TO
SHOULD BE TAKEN AND ALL THE EFFORTS BE MADE TO 50 MM SIZE COURSE AGGREGATES WHICH MAY
MAINTAIN THE QUALITY AND DESIGN STRENGTH THROUGH- PARTLY PROJECT OUT FOR GOOD BOND WITH THE NEX 2) BEAM: WHEN TOTAL NO. OF LONGITUDANAL
OUT THE CONSTRUCTION AND BY FOLLOWING SPECIFICATIONS SHIFT OF CONCRETE. N=BARS,EITHER AT TOP OR BOTTOM,EXCEED 2 IN 115/
STRICTLY AND USING ALL THE LATEST TECHNIQUES OF 150 MM WIDE RIBS,ARRANGE THEM IN LAYERS,
CONCRETING AS STIPULAED IN CONDITION OF CONTRACT. WHILE CASING CONCRETE OVER THE PREVIOUS SHIFT, DIFFERENT LAYERS BE SEPRATED BY 25 MM DIA
SPACER PINS PLACED ATE A SPACING NOT EXCEEDING
2) ALL REQUIRED TESTING FOR MATERIALS, CONCRETE AND PLACE AN INTIAL LAYER OF THICK CEMENT SLURRY
1000 MM(REFER SKETCH -B).
SR. NO DRAWING NO. DRAWN BY CHECKED BY
STEEL SHOULD BE FOLLOWED AS PER RELEVANT CODE FOR BEFORE PLACING REGULAR CONCRETE.ENSURE THAT
CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT OF QUALITY OF WORK AND THERE IS NO LEAKAGE OF CEMENT SLURRY AT
MATERIAL. DUE CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN FOR QUALITY, JUNCTION OF TWO SHIFTS.ALSO CHECK TAHT THERE
CONSISTANCY AND SOUNDNESS OF WORK. ONLY TEST RESULTS IS NO SHIFT OF COLUMN SECTION & ENSURE PLUMB. A WHERE d = DIA. OF LATERAL TIE
WILL NOT BE THE CRITERIA FOR QUALITY, CONSISTANCY AND PART OF THE COLUMN IS CAST WITH THE BEAM AND BAR
SOUNDNESS OF WORK. ENGINEER IN CHARGE AT SITE IS
RESPONSSIBLE FOR THE CRITERIA FOR QUALITY,CONSISTANCY
SLAB.CENTERING OF THIS PART SHOULD ALSO BE
IDENTICAL TO THE PART BELOW.AVOID USING PIECES
( 25 MM DIA. PIN OR BAR DIA.
WHICHEVER IS HIGHER ) CLIENT:-
AND SOUNDNESS OF WORK. ( FOR TESTING -PURPOSE, REFER OF PLANKS AND JUNK IN FORMING SUCH COLUMN
CAPS.
DEVMETA INDUSTRIES LLP
CLAUSE 15,16 & 17 OF I.S. 456-2000 RESPECTIVELY. )
(B) SKETCH FOR TYPICAL ARRANGEMENT OF PIN
3) CONCRETE GRADE UP TO AND BELOW PLINTH LEVEL IS M 25
(1 :1:2) & ABOVE PLINTH LEVEL IS M-20 (1:1.5:3). THERE SHOULD BE CLEAR GAP OF 40 - 50 MM BETWEEN
E : REINFORCEMENT BARS IN ONE LAYER FOR PROPER ENABLING
4) THE FOUNDATION ARE DESIGNED BASED ON SBC REPORT OF VIBRATING NEEDLE AND TO ENSURE PROPER
167kN/M2 AT 3.0 MT. DEPTH AS PER SOIL REPORT NO. CONCRETE FLOW AROUND ALL BARS.IN BEAMS, MIN.
1) REINFORCEMENT SHALL BE CONFIRMING TO IS 1786 -
5) BRICK MASONRY (DENSITY = 2000 KG/M) CONSIDERED FOR 1985 SHALL BE PROCURED FROM THE STANDARD TWO BARS OF NOMINAL DIA. ARE USUALLY SPECIFIED
FOR HOLDING STIRRUPS.THESE BARS SHALL BE
PROJECT:-
LOAD CALCULATION. MANUFACTURERS AND SHALL BE TESTED TO COMPLY
WITH THE ISI REQUIREMENT FOR PROOF STRESS AND PLACED ONLY IN SUCH LENGTH OF BEAM WHERE NO
6) LOCATE CONSTRUCTION JOINT AT L / 5 SPAN OF SLAB
DUCTILITY TEST.THE BARS SHALL BE FREE FROM RUST EXTRA TOP BARS ARE AVAILABLE.
&BEAMS. MINIMISE OR AVOID PROVIDING CONSTRUCTION JOINT
AS FAR AS POSSIBLE. ,TWISTS,FRACTURES AND OTHER DEFECTS.
2) WHILE CUTTING THE REINFORCEMENT OF DIFFERENT
7) FOR ALL STRUCTURAL MEMBERS, USE SPECIFIED CONCRETE ELEMENTS, KEEP IN VIEW FOLLOWING POINTS G : BEAM COLUMN JUNCTIONS
MIX.AT JUNCTION OF MEMBERS WITH DIFFERENT GRADE OF
CONCRETE, USE CONCRETE OF HIGHER GRADE. A) DETERMINE THE CUT LENGTH OF EACH BAR 1) PLEASE NOTE THAT COVER TO MAIN REINF.SHOULD BE
ACCURATELY TO ENABLE ADJUSTMENT & AVOID 40 MM ,WHILE SIDE COVER TO BEAM REINF. SHOULD
WASTAGE.
8) DURING PLACING OF CONCRETE, CARE SHALL BE TAKEN TO
PREVENT THE DISPLACEMENT OR BENDING OF REINFORCEMENT B) BEFORE OPENING THE BUNDLES,CHECKUP THE
BE BETWEEN 25 MM. HENCE AT JUNCTIONS
BETWEEN,COLUMNS BARS ARE ENCIRCLED BY BEAM CONSULTANT:- MHARSH ENGICON
FROM ITS ORIGINAL POSITION. NUMBER, LENGTH AND WORKOUT THE NOMINAL BARS.REINF. OF COLUMNS OF LOWER STOREY BE
WEIGHT. THIS SHOULD BE COMPARED WITH THE CRANCKED IN THE REGION EQUAL TO DEPTH OF BEAM
ACTUAL WEIGHT AND DIFFERENCE,IF ANY BE TO ACCOMMODATE REDUCTION IN SIZE AND REINF.
RECORDED.IF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ACTUAL AND FOR UPPER COLUMN.ADDITIONAL COLUMN TIES BE
NOMINAL AREA OF BAR IS MORE THAN PROVIDED IN THIS REGION.
C : FOUNDATIONS: 5%,CONSULTANTS BE INFORMED IMMEDIATELY.
C) STRAIGHTEN THE BARS ON A LEVEL GROUND.IF H : TESTING OF CONCRETE
1) BEDDING: ALL LOAD BEARING WALLS AND COLUMN THERE IS EXCESSIVE RUSTING AT THE LOOPS, CUT
FOOTINGS SHOULD BE REST ON FOUNDATION BED OFF THE RUSTED PORTION.ALSO, REMOVE THE 1) CONCRETE TEST CUBES BE CAST IN STAND.ARD RIGID
COMPOSED OF SOIL HAVING BEARING CAPACITY LESS LENGTHS CONTAINING DEFECTS LIKE CRACKS,NON MOULDS AS PE PROCEDURE LAID IN IS:516 &
THAN 150 KN/M2,CAREFULLY AVOID CONTACT OF
FOUNDATION STRUCTURE WITH BLACK COTTON
UNIFORM TWISTING,
D) WHILE ADJUSTED LAPS FOR THE SHORT LENGTH
IS:1199.CUBE MOULD FILLED IN 3
CONSOLIDATE EACH LAYER WITH 35 BLOWS OF
LAYERS, SIGN:-
SOIL.PREPARE FOUNDATION BED BY LIGHT WATERING BARS,CHECK UP THE POSITION OF LAP IN THE STANDARD TAPING RODS( 16 MM DIA. BAR, 600 MM
AND RAMMING,AVOID EXPOSING THE BED TO SPAN.IN GENERAL ,DO NOT PROVIDE ANY LAP IN LONG) & FINALLY TROWELLING AT TOP.MARK THE
ATMOSPHERE FOR LONG TIME. IF THE BED IS EXPOSED BARS PROVIDE AS TOP REINF. IN CANTILEVER AND CUBE AND KEEP IN MOIST CONDITION,PREFERABLY BE
TO RAIN, REMOVE MUD & LOOSE SOIL BEFORE LAYING CONTINUOUS SPANS LAPS IN BOTTOM BARS USED KEPT IN CURING TANK FOR MIN. 7 DAYS.
BEDDING CONCRETE.USE M 1 0 OR WHICHEVER IS FOR MID SPAN REINF. BE LOCATED AT APPROX 1/5TH
SPECIFIED AS PER TENDER ITEM SHOULD BE LAID IN OF SPAN,AND BE STAGGERED ON EITHER SIDE OF IN CASE OF SLAB WITH BEAMS MIN. 6CUBES MAY BE
CONCRETE BED USING 35 - 50 MM SIZE AGGREGATE MID SPAN.DO NOT LAP ALL BARS AT THE SAME TAKEN. TAKE SEPRATE CUBES FOR DIFFERENT
AFTER PREPARING THE SOIL.DO NOT USE LIME LOCATION.PROVIDE ADEQUATE LAP LENGTH AS PER GRADES.
CONCRETE FOR BEDDING.TOP OF BEDDING CONCRETE THE SCHEDULE BELOW.
BE LEVELED PROPERLY FOR RESTING FOUNDATION OF SCALE SIZE DRAWING TYPE REVISION
STRUCTURE.