TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY

PRESENTEDBY
CHANDAN SINGH
 CONTENT
• INTRODUCTION
• BENEFITS OFFEASIBILITY STUDYFORANYCOMPANY
• TYPESOFPROJECTFEASIBILITY
• TECHNICALFEASIBILITY
• PRIMARYTASKOFTECHNICALFEASIBILITY
• MAIN COMPONENT OFTECHNICALFEASIBILITY
 Manufacturing process/technology
 Latest development
 Location and Site
 Machineries and Equipments
 Project chart and layout
 INTRODUCTION
FEASIBILITY
•Feasibility is the first stage in theprocess
of project development.
•A feasibility study is an analysis of the
viability of an idea through a disciplined and
documented process of thinking through the
idea from its logical beginning to its logical
beginning to its logical end.
 FEASIBILITY
• A feasibility study evaluates the project's
potential for success.
• feasibility study is an analysis of the viability of
an idea. It ensures that a project is legally and
technically feasible and economically
justifiable.
• A feasibility study always focus on the
practically of an idea according to identifying
possible problems.
 BENEFITS OFFEASIBILITY STUDYFOR
ANY COMPANY
Conducting a feasibility study is always
beneficial to the project and it gives a clear
picture of your idea:
• Its gives focus to the project andalternative
outline.
• Identifies the reason to do theproject.
• Helps in decision making of project.
• Provides a detailed documented status to the
business.
OVERVIEW OFPROJECTFEASIBILITYSTUDY

There are different areas of project feasibility:

• Technical feasibility
• Operational feasibility
• Economic and commercial feasibility
• Managerial feasibility
• Schedule feasibility
• Social feasibility
 TECHNICALFEASIBILITY
• Technical Feasibility assessment is focused on
the present technical resource available in the
organization.
• It studies if the technical resources including
the technical team are capable of converting
the ideas into working system.
• It also evaluates the hardware and the
software requirement of the proposedsystem.
 TECHNICALFEASIBILITY
 Technical feasibility analysis is an attempt to study
the project basically from a technician’s angle. The
main aspect to be considered under this study are
technology of the project :
• Size of the plant
• Location of the project
• Pollution caused by the project
• Production capacity of the project
• Strength of the project
• Emergency or stand by facilities required by
the project sophistication such asautomation
• Mechanical handling
• Required collaboration agreements
• Production inputs and implementation of the
project
 Primary task of TechnicalFeasibility

Primary task of TFis Blueprinting:

a)Manpower Needs
b) Resources, and Design
c) Provide DesignAlternatives
d)A Choice of Available Technologies, & Cost
estimates for eachalternative.
 MAIN COMPONENT OFTECHNICALANALYSIS

There are following main component or sectionof

technical analysis:
 Manufacturing process/technology:- For
manufacturing a product often two ormore
alternative technologies are available. For
example,
 Soap can be made by the semi-boiled process or
the fully boiled process.
 Soda can be made by the electrolysis method or
the chemical method.
 LATESTDEVELOPMENT

• The technology adopted must be based on the

latest developments to time totime.
• Old technology in Agriculture field
New technology in Agriculture field
 Location and Site
• Location and site of any company or projectis
very essential part of technicalfeasibility.
• The choice of location and site follows an
assessment of demand, size, and input
requirement of any project or company.
• Location and sizes are closely inter-related
 Machineries and Equipments
• The requirement of Machineries and equipments
is dependent on production technology andplant
capacity. It is also influenced by the which type
of project.
• The equipment required for the project maybe
classified into the followingtypes:
 Plant process equipment
 Mechanical equipment
 Electrical equipment
 Internal transportation system
 EXAMPLE OFAGRICULTUREEQUIPMENT
FORAGRICULTUREPROJECTFORANYFIRM
 PROJECTCHARTANDLAYOUT
 Once data is available on the principle dimensions of the
project. They are
• Market size
• Plant capacity
• Production technology
• Machineries and equipments
• Building and civil work
• Supply of inputs to theproject
• Transport layout- This shows the distances of transport
outside to production line.
• Communication layout- This shows the various parts of the
project will be connected withtelephones, internet etc.