Fabrication of Automatic Chakli Making Machine


EOI: 10.11242/viva-tech.01.05.0MECH_25

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Dr. Chinmay Pingulkar,Neeraj Pal,Aamir Shaikh,Raees Shaikh,"Fabrication of Automatic Chakli Making Machine ", VIVA-IJRI Volume 1, Issue 7, Article MECH_25, pp. 1-5, 2024. Published by Computer Engineering Department, VIVA Institute of Technology, Virar, India.

Abstract

Automation is the application of various technologies based on robotics or computer software to control machines and processes by independent systems. In order to handle the necessary levels of quality control, production labour shortages, and overall profitability, automation is now required in the food sector. In places where humans were once common, automation has taken over. Industry leaders are aware that in order to satisfy customer needs and requests, plant systems must continuously adapt. This entails buying new equipment or updating current equipment. Due to fierce competition from retailers who are always lowering prices, growing expenses for raw materials, and skyrocketing utility bills in a labour-intensive production setting, food producers are considering automating their manufacturing operations. Food manufacturing automation has a lot of advantages. The capacity to duplicate the look and feel of Automation is the application of various technologies based on robotics or computer software to control machines and processes by independent systems. In order to handle the necessary levels of quality control, production labour shortages, and overall profitability, automation is now required in the food sector. In places where humans were once common, automation has taken over. Industry leaders are aware that in order to satisfy customer needs and requests, plant systems must continuously adapt. This entails buying new equipment or updating current equipment. Due to fierce competition from retailers who are always lowering prices, growing expenses for raw materials, and skyrocketing utility bills in a labour-intensive production setting, food producers are considering automating their manufacturing operations. Food manufacturing automation has a lot of advantages. The capacity to duplicate the look and feel of a product with the minimum use of ingredients not only improves line efficienciesleading to bottom-line Profit, but also can potentially increase sales. At the same time,improving the traceability of raw ingredients will provide the Added benefit of improved foodsafety.

Keywords

Industrial Automation, Machine, Servo motor, Chakli, Murukku. .

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