Challenges and Constraints India’s rapidly growing economy will offer promising possibilities for growth in future. However, such growth will not be automatic and will be attained only if Railways approach the task with a carefully crafted and meticulously executed plan. Railways can outperform other competing modes by offering mass-scale services very reliably and efficiently and providing differentiated services at value-based rates. Efficiency of railway operations is predicated upon capacity, more tonnage/passengers
design after the Air Force’s Titan III. It was considered one of the most reliable solid-fuel rockets at the time. However, the engineers couldn’t simply recreate the same design. The new solid rocket motor design has to be vastly larger than the Titans motor, and it had to be refitted and refurbished for multiple uses. The engineers from other contractors told NASA about Thiokol’s inexperience, but weren’t able to convince them to go with a higher costing contract. Budget constraints caused a number
suspension system with superior bogie design for improved ride quality. State of the art passenger announcement systems and passenger information system coupled with dynamic route map provide requisite information to commuters. High capacity energy efficient on board air conditioners have been provided. Car body construction ensures excellent thermal and acoustic insulation to achieve interior conditions consistent with the requisite international standards. To improve the rail wheel interaction and
Trading relationships between traders and wholesalers remain largely informal and characterized by low levels of investments. Wholesalers and intermediaries traders tend to assemble the produce in rural areas and then transport it to the city. Around 20 percent of the produce is collected off the farm. Wholesalers work with smaller assemblers and also visit farms directly, assembling product by the truckload for forward shipment. Supermarket chains, with a 4-5% retail
line flow and continuous flow) have presented during the lean management course. An Airplane is the product of highly-efficient cooperation across the company’s global supply and manufacturing chains, as well as its decades of innovation for the air transport sector. This sections details how an airplane modern and efficient aircraft are built – covering the design and production of individual components, all the way to flight testing and delivery to customers. If we focus on the manufacturing airplanes
Fortune Global 500 listing, highest ranked Indian Company IOC and Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (CPCL, its subsidiary) have 31% national refining capacity, 71% downstream sector pipelines through capacity and 49% of India’s petroleum products share in the market. Out of 22 refineries Indian Oil owns and operates 10 of them and has refining capacity of 1.31 million barrels per day. The various products of Indian Oil includes petrol, diesel, aviation turbine fuel, lubricants, naphtha, bitumen, paraffin
Tamilnadu, India. Email: mathsphd1@gmail.com *** Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan Engineering College, Perambalur, Tamilnadu, India. Email: philominfreeda@gmail.com Abstract: Heat pipe is a heat transfer device which transports large quantities of heat with minimum temperature gradient without any additional power between the two temperature
Unit 17: Industrial Policies LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Understand the concept, meaning, features and objectives of Industrial Policy Appreciate the Industrial Policy Revolution, 1948 and 1956 Comprehend the changes in Industrial Policies, post 1956 period Understand the New Industrial Policy, 1991 Comprehend the impact of New Industrial Policy, 1991 on Indian Economy Appreciate New Small Sector Policy, 1991 Understand the definition of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises. Appreciate the
PART B. Introduction The primary purpose of preparing a Budget is to understand and control costs. Ideas must take shape and become quantifiable. Cost estimating is essential for cost planning and budgeting in construction. Several methodologies exist for costing depending on level of detail plus available information. The cost estimate of a project involves the identification, compilation and analysis of the many items of cost that will be involved in a construction process. The estimating of costs
and economic growth is not general but dependent on a number of factors. These main factors include the quality of policies (Burnside and Dollar, 1997); level of corruption (Svensson, 2000); type of political regimes (Boone, 1995) and absorptive capacity of the recipient economy (collier and Hoefflar,