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• Carry out tests on HVDC insulator strings at foreign testing labs• Better product mix by introducing Line Post Insulator yielding high realisation & exports.• To improve strength of insulator by standardization of process parameters and raw materials.iii) Textile Division• Development of Easy-Care Wool by Eco-friendly Chemicals: In house development of easy care wool(Shrink resist) by substituting chlorine by other eco-friendly chemicals.4. Expenditure on R & D(i) Capital Expenditure — Rs. 45.62 lacs(ii) Recurring Expenditure — Rs. 60.11 lacs(iii) Total Expenditure — Rs.105.73 lacs(iv) Total R&D Expenditure as apercentage of total turnover — 0.07%5. Technology Absorption, Adoption and Innovationi) Efforts, in brief, made towards technology absorption, adaptation and innovation:a) Rayon Division• Developed improved types of Yarn, including parallel and sized Yarn• Adoption of Continuous Spinning Technology• Use of Splicer for knot-free yarn• Reverse Osmosis for Sea Water Desalination• Distributed Control System (DCS) for control of Process parametersb) Carbon Black Division• Incorporation of in-house Reactor design• Latest dryer design adoptedc) Insulator Division• Modification of Drying process for Higher rated solid core & Hollow Insulators resulting betterrecovery & quality• Introduction of ceramic coated parts in extraction mill for better productivity• Extension of Dryers for slow drying leading to high recovery & better qualityd) Textiles Division• Installation of Ultra Filter on compress air line• Inter connection between Cooling Towers and Humidification Plant• Development of Dyeable Package on TFO Machine to offer value added products in export marketii) Benefits derived as a result of the above efforts:• Quality improvement in existing Range, development of new market segments, improvement in process,Productivity and cost control.iii) Information regarding Technology imported during the last years:a) Technology Imported during last 5 years:i) Rayon Division• Membrane Cell Technology from M/s. UHDE GmbH, Germany for manufacture of Caustic Soda.(Year of Import 1996-97)• Caustic Flaking Technology from M/s. Bertrams, Switzerland (Year of Import 1997-98)• Continuous Spinning Technology from M/s Snia Engineering Italy for Continuous Viscose FilamentYarn. (Year of Import 1997-98)ii) Textile Division• Airjet Spinning Machines from Japan, Autoconer from Italy and Japan, Hara Cherry Draw Framefrom Japan and Cross Roll Cards from U.K. (Year of Import 1995-96 and 1996-97).• Auto Winding Machine (Year of Import 1996-97)b) Has Technology been fully absorbed : Yes. fully observed in all casesC. FOREIGN EXCHANGE EARNING <strong>AND</strong> OUTGOThe information on foreign exchange earnings and outgo is contained in Note No. 17 and the annexure thereto.123 38
ANNEXUREForm-AForm for disclosure of particulars with respect to conservation of energy.(A) Power and Fuel Consumption:–Current Previous1. Electricity Units Year Year(A) Purchased - Units KWH in Lacs 1,186.51 1,074.04Total Amount Rs.in Lacs 4,250.81 3,835.52Rate per Unit Rs. 3.58 3.57(B) Own Generation(i) Through Diesel Generator - Units KWH in Lacs 636.58 731.80Unit per Ltr. of Diesel Oil — 2.70 2.61Cost Per Unit Rs. 4.64 3.40(ii) Through Steam Turbine/Generator - Units KWH in Lacs 2108.84 1861.28Unit per ton of steam coal — 391.73 406.73Cost Per Unit Rs. 2.43 2.292. Coal (Grade B,C and D)Quantity ‘000 Tonnes 183.59 146.10Total Cost Rs.in Lacs 2637.49 2210.94Average Rate Rs.per tonne 1436.61 1513.313. Furnace OilQuantity K.Ltrs. 10535.74 9027.47Total Amount Rs.in Lacs 1326.69 810.57Average Rate Rs.per K.Ltr 12592.28 8978.95(B) Consumption per unit of production : Production Standards, Current PreviousUnit if any Year Year1. Electricity (KWH)Viscose Filament Rayon Yarn MT — 6072.00 6471.00Other Yarns (Average) MT — 4637.45 4810.50Caustic Soda MT — 2452.00 2428.00Fabrics ‘000 Mtr 936.00 1203.60 1337.70Hose Pipes ‘000 Mtr 757.00 809.60 944.50Carbon Black MT — 508.00 494.50Liquid Argon SM3 3.78 3.87 3.77Insulator MT — 842.06 965.032. Furnace Oil (Kilo Ltr.)Viscose Filament Rayon Yarn MT — 0.001 0.000Other Yarns MT — 13.30 12.30Fabrics ‘000 Mtr — 0.00 0.00Hose Pipes ‘000 Mtr — 0.00 0.00Carbon Black MT — 0.01 0.01Insulator MT — 0.48 0.523. Coal (Grade B,C and D)Viscose Filament Rayon Yarn MT — 3.47 3.32Other Yarns MT — 138.20 213.20Fabrics ‘000 Mtr — 23.00 25.60Hose Pipes ‘000 Mtr — 29.30 41.7039
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