CHAPTER 5
SEMI APR ANALYSIS
As we have seen the advantages & disadvantages of both manual & APR techniques, lets discuss on the semi APR features & its feasibility in setting up.
Thus in the subsequent columns we would look at:
1) Semi APR layout
2) Semi APR repair tables
3) Scrap disposal system
1) Semi APR Layout: Fig: 5.1.1 – Semi APR layout
2) Semi APR Repair Table:
This semi APR repair table is self designed, unique & customized; this is first of its type in the pallet reconditioning industry.
Fig: 5.1.2 – Semi APR repair table
3) Semi APR Scrap Bin:
Fig: 5.1.3 – Semi APR Scrap Bin
CHAPTER 6
OBSERVATIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS
The Project, after discussing the basics
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2) Then, we’ll dwell into the cost analysis of these infrastructures & how does it impact our final recommendation.
3) Cycle time analysis with efficiency improvement. 4) Cost and efficiency
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6.2.2 Forging Partnerships with MHE & racking solution providers:
6.2.3 As already discussed in the report, the market for MHEs & other warehousing equipments is increasing exponentially in India & thus forging partnership with these agencies would be a logical forward integration that CHEP India can look into.
6.2.4 Automation is a must in Pallet reconditioning – Indian scenario
As evident from the above mentioned data analysis & graphs that automation is must in PR activity, but since the CHEP India is still much below the breakeven volume of 1.633 million of its pallet pool, it must not consider to invest in full APR at the moment, but shall go for semi APR.
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