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An-Najah National University Faculty of Engineering & Information Technology Industrial Engineering Department Recycling eggshells in the west Bank of Palestine Supervisor: Dr. Yahya Saleh

Outline 1 Introduction 2 Problem Statement Objectives 3 4 Environmental feasibility study Outline 7 6 5 Financial feasibility study Marketing feasibility study Technical feasibility study 8 Conclusion & Recommendation

Introduction With the direction of the world towards a clean environment ,the recycling projects has become a of the most important issues of the day as it aims to converting waste materials into reusable objects to prevent waste of potentially useful materials and maintaining a green environment

Lack knowledge of the importance of Eggshells Problem statement Environmental effects The disposal way of large quantities of eggshells In traditional methods & disposal costs Negative environmental effects Lack knowledge of the importance of Eggshells High-value components Alternative source to some raw materials

About Eggshells Collagen & Proteins Caco3 5% 95% Collagen 35% Medical uses Cosmetics industry Fertilizer paper Feed Stuffs paint

Environment Nutrition Economic objectives Environmental F.S Marketing F.S Technical F.S Financial F.S Environment Nutrition Economic

Feasibility Study Environmental Technical Marketing Financial

Environmental F.S Conservation of natural resources Protection objectives Environmental F.S Marketing F.S Technical F.S Financial F.S Conservation of natural resources Protection of agricultural land Protection of toxic substances & thermal emissions

Marketing F.S Analysis Market Questionnaires Awareness objectives Environmental F.S Marketing F.S Technical F.S Financial F.S Market Analysis Questionnaires Awareness Market production of Eggs The availability of the produced products Competitiveness Acceptance of the Project and the product Demand and market share Hatcheries Cake shops Feedstuffs factories

Eggshells Marketing F.S Collagen and other proteins objectives Environmental F.S Marketing F.S Technical F.S Financial F.S Eggshells Bio Calcium in the form of powder Collagen and other proteins

Questionnaires Hatcheries Cake shops Feedstuff factories The amount of eggshell waste The extent of acceptance and willingness to cooperate with us in the compilation of eggshells Feedstuff factories The acceptance to separate eggshells from other waste and put it in separate bags so easily collect them. The acceptance to buy the new product resulting from the recycling of eggshells

Significant results from the questionnaires

Location Layout Machines& processes Technical F.S Environmental F.S objectives Environmental F.S Marketing F.S Technical F.S Financial F.S Location Layout Machines& processes

Location

Layout

Processes

Processes

Capital investment Operational costs Financial F.S Environmental F.S objectives Environmental F.S Marketing F.S Technical F.S Financial F.S Capital investment Operational costs

60,000 JD land 96,000 JD Construction works 62,265 JD Ventilation & vehicle 140,810 JD Machines & equipment 1,266 JD Furniture 10,000 JD Capital investment Contingencies 370,341 JD

29,000 JD 20,676 JD 720 JD 10,080 JD Operational cost 60,876 JD Labor cost 20,676 JD Material cost 720 JD Water consumption Electricity consumption 10,080 JD Operational cost 60,876 JD

7207 JD 2203 JD 10,908 JD 2220 JD Fixed operation cost 22,538 JD Maintenance 2% from fixed asset 7207 JD Deprecation of assets 0.75% from fixed assets 2203 JD Machine (7%) Infrastructure (5%) Furniture and other equipment (2%) 10,908 JD Insurance fees Overheads Advertising expense Administrative expense Non-manufacturing water and electricity 2220 JD Fixed operation cost 22,538 JD

Transportation Costs

Production Volume & Demand We have 34 feed stuff factories in the west bank and expected demand of feed stuffs factories from the Bio calcium according to the questionnaire is on average 10 Ton/month. Total expected demand = 340 Tons/month. Total expected demand >> Total production So Sales = Total production

Pricing & Annual Revenues Table(1) :-Bio calcium expected sales Table(2) :-Collagen expected sales Bio calcium Expected production = Expected Sales Unit Ton /year 1.85*6*4*12= 533.5 Collagen & proteins Expected production =Expected Sales Unit Ton /year Collagen 0.0975 *6*4*12= 28.08

Variable Production cost Table (3) :-Variable Production cost Variable Production cost JD/year Expected Sales Variable cost /kg Total Variable cost for Two products 31,476 Total Variable cost For Bio calcium 29902.2 533,520 Kg/year 0.056JD/kg Total Variable cost for Collagen 1573.8 28,080 Kg/year 0.056 JD/kg Selling price in the market for1 Ton of lime 28 JD so the selling price Bio Calcium 0.028 JD /kg Selling price for collagen & proteins unknown = X

Break-even point (BEP) Bio calcium Collagen and other proteins Selling price 0.028 JD /kg X JD Variable cost 0.056JD/kg Contribution margin ratio -1 X-0.028/X Break-even point -71583.8

Finding the approximately selling price for collagen X NPV = -I+A1*(P/A, 10%, 20)-A2*(P/A, 10%, 20) p2 = X = 4.98 JD/Kg

Conclusions & Recommendations Environment Authority Society Private sector

Thank You !