Project Report On Toilet Soap

Project Report on Toilet Soap From Soap Noodles

It  goes  without saying that soap is indispensable  to  our daily  life.   Accordingly,  the  manufacturing  industry  should continue to develop as one of the most important industries. Soap may broadly be classified by use as follows:- a)   Soap household (toilet soap, laundry soap etc.)   b)   Industrial soap.  c)  Special soap. Among  them, the consumption of special soap which is used   for  medical  purposes  and  shampooing  is   not   large.  Industrial  soap  which is important, being used in  the  textile industry etc.  is not consumed in a large quantity, either. Household  soap  which  is  most  important quantitatively accounts  for  the larger part of the consumption of  soap.   The production of laundry soap has sharply decreased in recent  years with the global spread of synthetic detergents. Indeed,  it  appears  as  though soap  has  given  place  to synthetic  detergents.  However, toilet soap enjoys a  stabilized demand  and its manufacture is not likely to lose  in  importance for a long time to come. As  for  the  monthly production capacity  of  toilet   soap although  there  are plants which manufacture 500-1500  tonnes  a month. The soap making process roughly consists of saponification and  moulding.   There  are  various  methods  of saponification.

Contents of the Project Reports

• Introduction

• Uses and Applications

• Properties

• Market Position

• Present Manufacturers

• Detailed Process of Manufacture

• Formulations

• B.I.S. Specifications

• Process Flow Sheet Diagram, Plant Layout,

• Cost Economics with Profitability Analysis

• Capacity

• Land & Building Requirements with Rates

• List & Details of Plant and Machinery with their Costs

• Raw Materials Details/List and Costs

• Power & Water Requirements

• Labour/Staff Requirements

• Utilities and Overheads

• Total Capital Investment

• Turnover

• Cost of Production

• Break Even Point

• Profitability

• Land Man Ratio

• Suppliers of Plant & Machineries and Raw Materials

• Cash Flow Statement

• Repayment Schedule

• Interest Chart

• Depreciation Chart

• Projected Balance Sheet for 5 Years etc.