REPORT ON INDUSTRIAL VISIT PARLE INDUSTRIES NAGPUR

On
04-JULY-2015

Prepared By
HARSHAL V. SAHADEOKAR
BE MECH 3RD YR/ 5TH SEM
ROLL -38 SEC-A

Submitted to
PROF. H. REWASKAR MAM
 REPORT ON INDUSTRIAL VISIT

04-JULY-2015

Dear madam,
Sub: Report on the One – Day industrial visit at PARLE INDUSTRIES
NAGPUR

On receiving the letter of permission from PARLE INDUSTRIES NAGPUR,

70 students with faculty members went on an industrial visit to the factory on
04-07-2015. We all assembled at the college at 10 a.m. and left the college in a
BUS. We reached the factory at 12 o’clock.
An engineer-in-charge of production received us at the entrance and gave a
brief introduction to the factory. They were given masks to be worn. Then he
took us around from one section to the next and explained the process involved
in the making of biscuits. The workers were doing the work concentrated.
Everyone was wearing masks. He showed raw material which are Wheat Flour,
Sugar and Salt, Edible Vegetable Oils, Invert Syrup, Skimmed Milk Powder,
Leavening Agents ,Permitted Emulsifier ,Flavor ,Dough Conditioners.
Then we see different process of manufacturing :- 1 : Mixing of the ingredients
Wheat flour , Edible oil , Skimmed Milk Powder , Sugar Then it goes to a
dough making machine which is associated with a roller which moulds the
dough to a particular shape. 2: After molding it takes a unique shape of
Parle -G with its brand name embedded on it.3: After that it passes through a
conveyer, the conveyer passes for baking process through a series of oven. The
temperature maintained is in between 180 c to 330 c. The ASIA’s largest oven
is used in this plant. 4:The quality of the biscuit is neatly checked during the
process by the support staffs continuously. 5:After baking it again passes
through another 6 levels of conveyer belts for cooling. After cooling of the
fresh baked biscuits it is collected in a sorting machine and goes for wrapping
 and packaging. They use eco friendly packaging material to avoid PVC in it.
6:Then the packets are collected through a channel and sent to Go down for
distribution. The quality is not compromised any process so the product has to
pass through several QC processes.

We left the premises at 2 p.m. It was an informative, interesting and a successful

visit. As students of Mechanical Engineering, We learned a few Mechanical
applications and about machines. We express our thanks to the Principal who
permitted us to go on the visit, the faculty members who accompanied us and the
officials who explained the various departments. Behalf the students I request you
to arrange more industrial visit for students which can practically train the students.

Thanking You