AUTOMOBILE LEAF SPRINGS

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AUTOMOBLE LEAF SPRNGS A. NTRODUCTON Automobile leaf spring is one of the most important component in an automobile vehicle. Springs are placed between the road wheels and the body in an automobile, when wheel comes across a bump on the road it rises and deflects the spring, thereby storing energy therein. On releasing, due to the elasticity of the spring material, it rebounds thereby expending the stored energy. n this way the spring starts vibrating with amplitude decreasing gradually on account of internal friction of the spring material and friction of the suspension joints, till vibrations die down. The demand for automobile leaf springs is increasing as there is O.E. market and Replacement market for these items as they are frequently replaced. B. PRODUCT USES AND SPECFCATONS A Leaf spring generally consists of 4 to 21 leaves including the main leaf or mother plate. The length of the main leaf varies from 650 mm to 1550 mm between the centres of the two eyes. The width of the leaves varies from 35 mm to 75 mm while the thickness varies from 5 mm to 12 mm. The main leaf is formed into eyes at the ends to support the shackle pins where as the other leaves are flat and are arranged in descending order of length to provide proper spring action. The leaves are bolted together in the middle by a centre bolt and clamps are fitted suitable intervals to hold the leaves in proper position. Bureau of ndian Standards has prescribed necessary standards under S-1135 for Automobile Leaf Springs C. MARKET POTENTAL There are two types of demand for Leaf springs 1.O.E.Demand and 2.Replacement demand. The O.E Demand will increase with the production of original vehicles. The replacement demand is dependent on the wear and tear and replacement of the vehicle owners as this is a critical equipment and replacement is essential to run the vehicle, 1

the replacement demand is bound to increase. With the setting up major automobile projects namely Ford Motors, Hyundai Motors, Hindustan Motors, Mitsuibishi and with expansion plans of Ashok Leyland & TAFE, Chennai emerges the Detroit of south East Asia. TamilNadu has always been a fore-runner in the industrial process, both in terms of industrial output and also terms of encouraging various new large-scale projects. Having recorded an impressive is growth industry in the post-reform span, it is poised for further industrial development and expansion. At present the state accounts for over 11-12% of ndia s industrial output. Automobile ancillaries have O.E. Market and Replacement market for all automobile D. TECHNCAL ASPECTS 1. nstalled Capacity The installed capacity of the proposed unit is manufacturing of 6000 Sets of Auto leaf springs (10 Leaves each) per annum. This is based on 20 sets of leaf springs per day of 8 hours working for 300 days in a year. 2. Plant and Machinery The following machineries are required for production. Machine name Quantity (Nos) Value (Rs.lakhs) Power hacksaw Capacity-150 mm-1 HP 1 0.30 Centre Lathe 1200 x150 mm 1 0.50 Bench Grinder 200 mm dia Pillar drilling 1 0.05 machine 32 mm Drilling machine pillar type 20 mm 1 0.75 Single action power Press 150 MT 1 5.80 Hand operated Eye Rolling machine 1 0.80 Pedestal Grinding machine450 x 50 mm 1 0.50 Hearth furnace and Blower 1 0.40 Oil fired Furnace 1 1.00 Oil fired furnace 1200x 750x 1800 1.00 Cambering machine 0.20 Quenching tank1800x 1200x900 0.40 Water tank and cooling tower 1.00 Spray painting Booth 0.09 Oil tank for furnace 0.20 2

Hand tools 0.05 Hardness tester 0.20 Spring load testing machine 1.10 Measuring nstruments 0.10 Jigs Fixtures and cutting Tools 0.56 Total 15.00 3. Manufacturing Process The manufacturing of Automobile leaf springs involves the following sequence of operations. Purchase of EN-45A flats and cutting to size Drilling the holes and punching Heating to 950 C for eye forming on main leaf Eye forming on hand operated eye forming machine Heating to 920-950 o C o in oil fired furnace for camber forming as well as hardening Quenching into quenching oil tank for hardening Tempering at 450-550 C Rectification for distortion for the spring Camber adjustment on power press Removing burs by files, emery paper/wheels finish fittings Eye grinding on pedestal grinder Fitting of bushes on main leaf Assembling of the leaf for making sets Load testing Painting and despatching 4. Raw Material The raw materials required for manufacturing Automobile Leaf Springs are Spring steel flat varieties of EN-45 -A or EN-47 of suitable widths and thicknesses. The other 3

materials are bushes, centre bolts, nuts, clamps, and pins, and other materials. These are available from dealers. 5. Land & Building A rented place with 2000 sqft. area is required. The monthly rent is estimated at Rs.100 00 and also an advance of Rs.100 000. 6. Utilities Power: The total power requirement of the unit will be 30 HP Water: Water is required only for human consumption. Man power: Category Nos Monthly salary Total Salary Manager 1 7000 7000 Supervisors 1 5000 5000 Operators 4 3000 12000 Unskilled 8 2000 16000 Assistants 2 3000 6000 Security 2 2000 4000 Total 50000 Add 10%benefits 5000 Total 55000 Annually Rs.6.60 lakhs 7. mplementation Schedule f financing arrangement is made available the project can be implemented within three months period. 8. ASSUMPTONS nstalled capacity per annum Auto Leaf Spring 6000 sets Capacity utilization-year -1 60% Year-2 70% Year-3 80% Selling price per unit Auto Leaf Springs Rs.3000/set 4

Material cost at 100% Qty(incldg. Rate/MT Value wastage) (Rs.lakhs) EN-45A-Steel 420 Mts Rs.32000 134.40 Consumables and Packing p.a. at 100% (Rs.lakhs) Power and Fuel-100%-Rs lakhs Wages & salaries-100% Repairs & Maintenance per month Depreciation General & administration Expenses per month Selling expenses nterest on term loan and Working capital finance ncome tax provision Rs.1.20 lakhs Power Rs.10.00 lakhs (Furnace oil 36000 ltrs.rs 7.20 Lakhs Hard Coke 36 Mt rs 0.36 lakhs,quenching oil 40 Litres Rs.2000) Rs.6.60 lakhs Rs.5000/- Straight Line Method Rs.20000/- 3% on Sales 14% p.a 36% on profit 5

LST OF MACHNERY SUPPLERS Machine Tools 1. Quality Machine Tools New No.238, Linghi Chetty Strret Chennai 600 001 2. Gujrat Machine Tools New No.279, Linghi Chetty Street Chennai 600 001 3. Premier Machine Tools New No.103, Armenian Street Chennai 600 001 4. Machine Centre New No.214 linghi chetty Street Chennai 600 001 Tempering /Heat Treatment Furnaces 1. Pyrotherm Engineers 245/2B Vanagaram Road Athipet Chennai-600 058 2. Pyromasters Furnaces Pvt Ltd A-13 SDCO ndustrial Estate Villivakkam Chennai-600 049 3. KSM Laboratory Glass Works 40 NP.Thiru-vi-ka ndustrial Estate Chennai-600 032 4. Thermal Systems TS-33 TVK Street Guindy Chennai_600 032 6

LST OF RAW MATERAL SUPPLERS 1. Sai Steel Centre 28-A, Mooker Nallamuthu Street Chennai-600 001 2. Mahavir ndusrial Corporation New No.273, Linghi Chetty Street Chennai-600 001 3. Bhagawandas Metals ltd No.54, Sembudoss street Chennai-600 001 4. Southern ron and Steel company ltd No.7, Wallace garden Second Street Chennai-600 006 5. P.K.Vaduvammal 97, Rasappa Chetty Street Chennai-600 003 6. Upper ndia steels ltd 211.Vandana Towers Haddows Road Nugambakkam Chennai-600 034 7

1. COST OF PROJECT [Rs.lakhs] Land & Building (Advance) 1.00 Plant & Machinery 15.00 Other Misc. assets 1.00 Pre-Operative expenses 2.00 Margin for WC 2.73 21.73 2. MEANS OF FNANCE Capital 10.48 Term Loan 11.25 21.73 8

3. COST OF PRODUCTON & PROFTABLTY STATEMENTS [Rs.lakhs] Years 1 2 3 nstalled Capacity (Set) 6000 6000 6000 Utilisation 60% 70% 80% Production/Sales (Set) 3600 4200 4800 Selling Price/set (in Rupee) 3,000 per set Sales Value 108.00 126.00 144.00 Raw Materials 80.64 94.08 107.52 Consumables 0.72 0.84 0.96 Power 6.00 7.00 8.00 Wages & Salaries 6.60 6.93 7.28 Repairs & Maintenance 0.60 0.63 0.66 Depreciation 1.80 1.80 1.80 Cost of Production 96.36 111.28 126.22 Admin, & General expenses 2.40 2.52 2.65 Selling expenses 3.24 3.78 4.32 nterest on Term Loan 1.58 1.38 0.98 nterest on Working Capital 1.31 1.31 1.31 Total 104.89 120.27 135.48 Profit Before Tax 3.11 5.73 8.52 Provision for tax 1.11 2.05 3.04 Profit After Tax 2.00 3.68 5.48 Add: Depreciation 1.80 1.80 1.80 Cash Accruals 3.80 5.48 7.28 9

4. WORKNG CAPTAL: [Rs.lakhs] Months Values % Margin Bank Consumption Amount Finance Raw Materials 0.75 5.04 25% 1.26 3.78 Consumables 1.00 0.06 25% 0.02 0.04 Finished goods 0.25 2.01 25% 0.50 1.51 Debtors 0.50 4.50 10% 0.45 4.05 Expenses 1.00 0.50 100% 0.50 0.00 12.11 2.73 9.38 5. PROFTABLTY RATOS BASED ON 80% UTLSATON Profit after Tax 5.48 Sales 144.00 4% Profit before nterest and Tax 10.81 Total nvestment 31.11 35% Profit after Tax 5.48 Promoters'Capital 10.48 52% 10

6. BREAK EVEN LEVEL Fixed Cost (FC): [Rs.lakhs] Wages & Salaries 7.28 Repairs & Maintenance 0.66 Depreciation 1.80 Admin. & General expenses 2.65 nterest on TL 0.98 13.37 Profit Before Tax (P) 8.52 BEL = FC x 100 13.37 80 x FC +P 21.89 100 x 100 49% of installed capacity 11