About the Practice
Problem Statement:

Prasad’s father used to make bundles of thread for dyeing and for making different designs for which he used two tree trunks. One had to walk around thetrunks making an elliptical shape for winding the thread bundle. This led to less output with more time consumption. Prasad started designing a machine that could do winding and spinning work at faster rate and after working hard for 2 months, he came up with a prototype, which was able to wind cotton automatically.


Detail:

The machine has a drum over which weft winding work is done, getting power from a 0.25 hp electric motor. The innovator has made a special component, which rotates periodically due to the impulse provided by the flat bars with the help of its cutting edges, responsible for thefeeding of threads in both forward and reverse movement. Purra bed (uniform thread distribution system) is attached to the chain and moves along the length of the drum.The forward and reverse action of Purra is controlled by a lever. A foot pedal actuated brake system is provided to stop the rotation of the drum. The machine can wind 5 bundles of yarn within an hour, which otherwise takes 2 days if done manually. The machine costs Rs. 22,000/- and 90 units have been sold till date.


About the Innovator

Knowledge Provider / Innovator: Ram Prasad Meher
Address:
City: Bargarh
State: Odisha
PIN Code 768029

Practice Details

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Manufacturing Capacity: d) Licensing, e) Franchising
Problem Scale: 1) India
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GIAN Reference: GIAN/UAL/137

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