PROJECT REPORT

ON

ERECTION OF
TRANSMISSION AND
DISTRIBUTION LINES
OF
JABALPUR PROJECT
 CONTENTS

CHAPTER No. PARTICULARS

I Historical Background

II Introduction of Company and Need of project

III Project Summary

IV. Material Description used for construction

V. Implementation schedule
 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
The first transmission of electrical impulses over an extended distance was demonstrated on July
14, 1729 by the physicist Stephen Gray, in order to show that one can transfer electricity by that
method. The demonstration used damp hemp cords suspended by silk threads (the significance of
metallic conductors not being appreciated at the time).

Before the advent of electricity, mills, forges and manufactories – i.e. the "large" power consumers
in those days – had to be located near the water mills or windmills generating mechanical power,
as it could only be transmitted over very short distances. Power generation and consumption were
localized and mechanically interconnected; maximum possible consumption was always dictated
by the supply of mechanical power available at any given moment. The first electricity generating
plants replacing such water mills or windmills tended to be built in the immediate vicinity of local
power consumers.
However the first practical use of overhead lines was in the context of telegraphy. By 1837
experimental commercial telegraph systems ran as far as 13 miles (20 km). Electric power
transmission was accomplished in 1882, one year after the first international electricity exhibition
in Paris, the founder of the “Deutsches Museum”, Oskar von Miller, organized a trade fair in
Munich which was intended to be coequal with the show in Paris. For this reason he
commissioned together with the Frenchman Marcel Depréz the erection of a direct current high
voltage transmission line over a distance of 35 miles from the town Miesbach to Munich, an
outstanding world record at that time. A steam engine rated 1.5 hp in Miesbach produced
electricity which was transmitted at a voltage of 2 kV to the exhibition in Munich where an
artificial waterfall was driven. Although the efficiency of the line was only 25%, the visitors were
euphoric about this proof that electrical energy can be transmitted over long distances.

1891 saw the construction of the first three-phase alternating current overhead line on the
occasion of the International Electricity Exhibition in Frankfurt. Miller built a three phase current
200 hp transmission over a distance of 110 miles with an efficiency of 75% between Lauffen and
Frankfurt.

In 1912 the first 110 kV-overhead power line entered service followed by the first 220 kV-
overhead power line in 1923. In the 1920s RWE AG built the first overhead line for this voltage and
in 1926 built a Rhine crossing with the Pylons of Voerde, two masts 138 meters high.
The following spread of electricity lines and networks meant that it was no longer necessary for
producers and consumers to be located side by side. An electricity network or "power grid" is
created when several producers and consumers are connected by power lines. Regional small-
area grids are known as island grids.
In the first half of the 20th century, the pioneering technical inventions regarding insulation and
transformation allowed these island grids to expand appreciably and merge into larger
"interconnections" permitting the exchange of electrical power between different grids.
This development was driven by the following advantages in relation to island grids:
 The impact of activation and deactivation by individual producers and consumers is
mitigated by their large number. Unforeseen load fluctuations caused by a sudden loss of
generating capacity or by a high temporary demand can be handled more easily.
 Power plant capacity can be utilised more uniformly; different types of power plant can
be optimally operated as base load, mid-load or peak load plants in accordance with their
power generation cost structure.
 Power can be transported over large distances from the producers to the consumer
centres. Power stations can be erected where production conditions are best and not
where their power is consumed.
 INTRODUCTION
Amarbhaw Group Private Limited is dealt in various entrepreneurship such as Amarbhaw Power Pvt. Ltd,
Amarbhaw Solar Ltd., Amarbhaw Mines and Minerals (P) Ltd., Amarbhaw Corporation, Securage Security
Pvt. Ltd, J.K. Hotels, Atharva Global LLP, Amarbhaw Technologies, Amarbhaw Foundation.

Amarbhaw Power is a service provider which helps in the erection of Transmission and distribution lines.
With one of the most experienced and enterprising team in Rajasthan. Having worked with multiple
government agencies and many large private sector companies, we have proved our mettle in every
project.

Amarbhaw Solar has some of the most innovative solar power installations in Rajasthan. We are
developing our own solar power plant in Kolayat near Bikaner, Rajasthan. We are also interested in
investing and working in setting up plants for Industries and large housing societies. Setting up
infrastructure for such plants will obviously not be a problem.

As demand for sandstone increases and quarries become rare, the need for innovative and eco-friendly
ways to mine and distribute stone has been expedited. Amarbhaw MnM has invested in mines in and
around Jodhpur, from where we plan to market the beautiful Jodhpur sandstone and other world-
renowned Aravalli stones.

The need for the project report:-

 Project reports are an important source for managers and stakeholders, to monitor the current
progress and measure against the original schedule.
 It helps to predict the threats and develop proper steps to recover.
 The report makes it easier to control the cost and budget apart from the budgeted cost.
 It will be a source of information to respond to success, stagnation, team results, or quality of
work.
 The project report requires completeness and accuracy, also ensures coverage of all dimensions
of the project, and makes the data more viable.
 It helps the project manager to deal with potential or upcoming risks during projects.
 The report increases the amount of visibility into your projects and will give you full insight into
how your project is performing.
 It also helps to avail certain loans and funding from various banks, NBFC, Private Equity, Venture
Capital funds, Govt Schemes such as Mundra Loan, and Financial institutions.
 It helps the entrepreneur to get an exact idea about the initial inputs required for the business.
 PROJECT SUMMARY
1. Company name : Amarbhaw Power Pvt. Ltd.
2. Address : Amarbhaw Group, Subhash Marg, Near Dalleh Khan Ki Chaki
. Main Pal Road, Jodhpur – 342001, Rajasthan
3. Total Project Cost:

PERCENTAGE OF
PARTICULARS AMOUNT TOTAL COST
Rs. %
DIRECT COST :

Material Cost 24458176 66.75%

Labour Cost 189137 0.52%
Freight charges 296409 0.81%
Installation charges 3740000 10.21%
Equipment charges 33150 0.09%
Fuel and Diesel expenses 69368 0.19%
Transport charges 576916 1.57%
0.00%
DIRECT COST 29363156 80.14%

INDIRECT COST:

Electricity expense 82538 0.23%

food expenses 31103 0.08%
other expenses 71407 0.19%
interest on loan 7090881 19.35%
INDIRECT COST 7275929 19.86%
Total 36639085 100%
 Sales

1%

19%

Material Cost
Labour cost
2% Installation charges
Other direct cost
interest on loan
other indirect cost
10%

1% 67%
 Material Description for construction:-
 GI Nipple
 TMT Steel Bar
 D.I. Dismantling Joint
 Electromagnetic Flowmeter
 M.S. ERW Pipe
 PN-16
 Copper Cable
 Armoured Copper Cable
 Copper Flexible Cable
 Xlpe Armoured Copper Cable
 Cable Tray
 Transformer
 Isolator with Earth Switch 400A
 D.O. Fuse Element
 AL Cable Unarmored
 MM 33 KV HT Cable
 Dismantling Joint, PN-16
 M.S. ERW PIPE
 Fuse Element
 Lightning Arrestor
 Disc Insulator
Implementation Schedule

Acquired lease for project

Acquire Machinery
&Spares

Employed Labour, Raw

Materials & Consumables

Started Commercial Project