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S.S KULKARNI ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS- ENGINEERS FLAT No.E- 4, PATIL REGENCY. ERANDWANE PUNE – 411004. TEL.: 020 2546 8923 EMAIL: [email protected] 1 PROPRITER: MR. S.S.KULKARNI ASSOCIATES: STRUCTURAL: MR. KEDAR PHADNIS MR. P.V. LELE MR. SHREERAM KULKARNI ELECTRICALS: MR. V.A.VAIDYA. ABHIYANTA HVAC: MR. R.S.KULKARNI MECHANICAL: PRIDE PROJECTS PROJECT MANAGEMENT: MR. D.S.GOSAVI SAFAL ENGINEERS 2 LIST OF MAJOR PROJECTS ========================================================================== WORKS STAGE APPROX.COST ========================================================================== RECENT WORKS ------------------------- 01. M/s Mather + Platt Pumps Ltd. Completed in 2010. 32.00 Crore. Kolhapur. 02. Precision Seals Manufacturing Ltd Completed in 2010. 2.60 Crore. Chakan,Pune. 03. Coca-Cola B.Q.L. Completed in 2008. 5.00 Crore. Pirangut,Pune. 04. Gudel India Pvt. Ltd. Completed in 2008. 1.50 Crore. Kasarmboli, Pune. 05. Jabil Circuit India Pvt.Ltd. Ranjangaon. Completed in 2005. 36.00 Crore. 06. Kalyani Forge Ltd. Sanaswadi Construction Stage 14.00 Crore. 07. Global Development Corp. Hinjawadi, Pune. Completed in 2004. 5.00 Crore. 08. Advansys (I) Pvt. Ltd., Hinjawadi. Completed in 2004. 8.00 Crore. 09. Surge Technologies Ltd. Hinjawadi, Pune. Completed in 2003. 2.30 Crore. 10. Magplastic Asia. Hinjawadi, Pune. Completed in 2004. 2.50 Crore. 3 LIST OF MAJOR PROJECTS ========================================================================== WORKS STAGE APPROX.COST ========================================================================== RECENT WORKS ------------------------- 11. Coca Cola (I) Ltd., Pirangut. Completed in 2003. 2.00 Crore. 12. Associated Capsules Ltd., Shirval. Completed in 1998. 5.00 Crore. 13. Atlas Copco (I) Ltd., Dapodi, Pune. Completed in 2001. 4.50 Crore. 14. Precision Seals Mfg.Ltd., Chakan. Completed in 2001. 1.50 Crore. 15. Oriental Rubber Industries Bhima Koregaon Completed in 2001. 1.50 Crore. 4 M/s MATHER + PLATT PUMPS LTD E-25, M.I.D.C. GOKUL SHIRGAON, TAL. KARVEER, DIST. KOLHAPUR. COST 32.0CR 5 M/s MATHER + PLATT PUMPS LTD E-25, M.I.D.C. GOKUL SHIRGAON, TAL. KARVEER, DIST. KOLHAPUR. COST 32.0CR 6 M/s MATHER + PLATT PUMPS LTD E-25, M.I.D.C. GOKUL SHIRGAON, TAL. KARVEER, DIST. KOLHAPUR. COST 32.0CR 7 M/s MATHER + PLATT PUMPS LTD E-25, M.I.D.C. GOKUL SHIRGAON, TAL. KARVEER, DIST. KOLHAPUR. COST 32.0CR PHASE-I PHASE-II 8 PRECISION SEALS MANUFACTURING LTD. , NANEKARWADI, CHAKAN, PUNE. COST 2.60CR MAIN PLANT 9 PRECISION SEALS MANUFACTURING LTD. , NANEKARWADI, CHAKAN, PUNE. COST 2.60CR MIXING BUILDING 10 PRESICION SEALS LTD. (BOSCH) COMPLETED IN 2001. CIVIL COST 1.50 CR 11 COCA-COLA BEVERAGE QUALITY LAB. , PIRANGUT , TAL. MULSHI, DIST. PUNE. COST 5.00CR 12 GUDEL INDIA PVT. LTD. , (EXTENSION WORK ) KASARMBOLI. COST 1.50CR 13 R & D CENTER FOR GREAVES COTTON (I) LTD, CHNICHWAD M.I.D.C. COMPLITION STAGE. CIVIL AND MECH. COST 1.50 CR 14 TEST CELL & UTILITIES FOR GREAVES COTTON (I) LTD, CHNICHWAD M.I.D.C. CONSTRUCTION STAGE. CIVIL AND MECH. COST 2.25 CR 15 COMPUTER MANUCATURING PLANT FOR DELL INC. AT CHENNAI BIDDING STAGE. CIVIL AND MECH. COST 80.00 CR 16 COMPUTER MANUCATURING PLANT FOR DELL INC. AT CHENNAI BIDDING STAGE. CIVIL AND MECH. COST 80.00 CR 17 R & D CENTER FOR BOSCH CHASSIES (I) LTD AT NANEKARWADI, CHAKAN BIDDING STAGE. CIVIL AND MECH. COST 20.00 CR 18 PRPOSED CANTEEN EXTENSION FOR BOSCH CHASSIES (I) LTD AT NANEKARWADI, CHAKAN TENDERING STAGE. CIVIL AND MECH. COST 0. 50 CR 19 Jabil Circuits India Pvt. Ltd., Electronic SMT Plant Jabil Circuits Is An American Company with Plants In USA, Malaysia and China. Jabil Circuits India Pvt. Ltd. Worldwide is in the business of making printed circuit boards for a variety sofisticated application for clients like LG, Philips, G. E. Etc. This is their first plant in India designed as per their international standards. The processs requirement for printed circuit board manufacture with SMT technology is total dust free atmosphere and controlled tempreture and humidity. Strict tempreture control is required for SMT pick and place machines to operate. Humidity control is required to ensure soldring quality and prevent corroseon of connectors. The entire plant is air conditioned with Galvalume sheet roof and Aluminium laminated underdeck insulation. The entire manufacturing and warehousing area has about 4.MM thick conductive Epoxy flooring to dissipate static charges . Special conductive shoes have to be worn in the manufacturing SMT area. An overhead structural grid at 3.60M carries all the services like supply & return AC ducting, electrical bus bars, fire sprinkler system, pneumatic and water pipeline, data cabling etc. This will be the first manufacturing facility in India built as per Factory Mutual stringent international Standards of safety and quality. 1. Plot Area 80,542.00 SQM 6. Chillers 3 Nos. 550.00 TR 2. Main Plant Area 15,857.00 SQM 7. Compresors 2 Nos. 1,300.00 CFM 3. Office Area 1,632.00 SQM VFD 1 No. 800.00 CFM 4. Connected Load 6,600.00 KVA 8. Process Water 350.00 KL 5. 10. D. G. Capacity 9. Domestic Water 50.00 KL (2 X 1500) 3,000.00 KVA 10. H S D 20.00 KL TOTAL PROJECT COST 36,00,00,000.00 INR PROJECT PERIOD 8 MONTHS 20 JABIL CIRCUIT (I) PVT. LTD, RANJANGAON M.I.D.C. COMPLETED IN 2005. CIVIL AND MECH. COST 36.00 CR 21 JABIL CIRCUIT (I) PVT. LTD, RANJANGAON M.I.D.C. COMPLETED IN 2005. CIVIL AND MECH. COST 36.00 CR 22 KALYANI FORGE LTD, KOREGAON BHIMA, PUNE. CONSTRUCTION STAGE. PROJECT COST 14.00 CR 23 TVS LOGISTICS, MANN, PUNE. COMPLETED IN 2005. CIVIL COST 5.50 CR 24 MAGPLASTIC ASIA PVT. LTD. This is a Multi National Company manufacturing of Pet Bottle Machines. They have made this factory as main base to cater for South Asian Market. The entire facility was designed for dust free conditions. The manufacturing area is north light structure with 10.00M. tie level and crane of 25.00 MT for handling of Finished Machines. Flooring is done in tremix method for smoothness and strength. Since this is assembly, the area is ventilated with positive pressure and evaporatively cooled. The Office in front is on two floors and is air conditioned. The Utilities are located near North West corner leaving space for further expansion of Production Area. Total area of Factory is approximately 5,825.00 SM. The electrical load is 500 KVA and D. G. Set of 180. KVA for the back-up. The total civil cost of Main Plant including Utility Area and Development is Rs.2,50,00,000=00 The total cost of Electrical system including Sub-station, Transformer, Panels etc. is Rs. 40,00,000=00 and HVAC system is Rs. 15,00,000=00. Project Completion Date : August 2004. 25 MAGPLASTIC ASIA PVT. LTD. COMPLETED IN 2004. CIVIL COST 2.50 CR 26 ADVANSYS INDIA PVT. LTD. The Greenfield and elite project at village Mann, Taluka Mulshi, District Pune was designed as a plant producing modern health equipment’. It is cent percent export oriented unit owned by Mr. Balwani. The unit is located about 20 kilometers away from Pune in a scenic beauty and well connected by good roads to major industrial hub near the upcoming Hinjewadi Software Technology Park, Pune. The Main plant is 110.00M X 104.00M located at Western half of plot with basement of 110M X 24M width. The entire facility is design as a dust free condition with evaporative cooling system. The Utility Building is located right behind the main plant. 25M X 25M Air conditioned Administration Building is situated at North-East corner. Temperature difference of 6 -7 C. below the ambient temperature in plant is achieved by this method. The total electrical load is 500 KVA with adequate D. G. Set backup. The total cost of Civil work including Main Plant, Utility Area, Administrative Building and Development is approximately Rs. 8,00,00,000=00. Electrical system including substation, transformer, genset, panels etc. was approximately Rs.80,00,000=00. Evaporative cooling system and Air conditioning system cost was Rs. 30,00,000=00. Project Completion Date: December 2004. 27 ADVANSYS INDIA, HINJEWADI COMPLITED IN 2005 . CIVIL COST 8.00 CR 28 SURGE TECHNOLOGY CONTROLS ( I ) PVT. LTD. The green field project at village Mann Tal. Mulshi, Dist. Pune was designed as a modern facility for the manufacture of high end power supplies for Telecommunication equipment. The entire facility was designed as dust free conditions partially with Evaporatively cooled production area and air conditioned office. The total built up area is approximately 2,800.00 SM. Since the production is of electronic equipment Antistatic conductive flooring of required grade is provided in manufacturing area. The utilities are provided at the rear end. The total Electrical load was 315 KVA 180 KVA D. G. Set was provided for back-up. The total cost of Civil work including Main Plant, Utility Area and Development was approximately Rs. 2,50,00,000=00. The total cost of Electrical System including substation Transformer Genset panels etc. was approximately Rs. 36,00,000=00. The Evaporative Cooling System’s cost was Rs. 11,00,000=00 Project Completion Date: April 2003. 29 SURGE TECHNOLOGIES LTD, HINJEWADI COMPLETED IN 2003. CIVIL COST 2.50 CR 30 SHARP PRESSING CO. AT SATE, TAL. MAVAL COMPLETED IN 2005. CIVIL COST 2.50 CR 31 ATLAS COPCO (I) LTD. DAPODI COMPLETED IN 2000. CIVIL COST 4.00 CR 32 KALYANI BRAKES LTD. COMPLETED IN 1997 CIVIL COST 4.00 CR 33 KISHOR PUMPS LTD. KURULI. COMPLETED IN 1997. 34 Prestigious Projects Completed in Recent Past ASSOCIATED CAPSULES PVT. LTD. The Greenfield project at Shirval was proposed as a State-of-the-Art facility for the manufacture of PVDC coated film, and Hard Gelatin Capsules.
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  • Introduction

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    INTRODUCTION Water is lifetime it means water is very much important for existence of organisms. It baths us and feeds us. It is the basic need of the living organism as well as plants.3\4th of the earth is covered with water. Life on earth would be impossible without water. It is a gift to man by nature. But man’s activities have made water as a source of potential danger to his health and every existence. The most basic and important benefit of fresh water is related to the health of people, ecosystem and societies. Water is also a vital resource for agriculture, manufacturing and other human activities. In urban areas, the careless disposal of industrial effluents and other wastes in river and lakes may contribute greatly to the poor quality of river water . Due to civilization and industrialization the globe has facing great problems of water pollution. Exploding population leads to hard need of water and urbanization ultimately resulting in water pollution. All kinds of byproducts come in main stream and polluting main stream represents a threat to aquatic compounds. High level of nutrients may cause eutrophicaton. Eutrophication denotes the enrichment of water body by input of organic waste containing nutrients chiefly nitrate and phosphate. Pollutant contain various organic, inorganic, degradable and non-degradable matter, heavy metals, chlorinated hydrocarbons as well as oil . Water pollution not only affect on human but also on various aquatic biotic components, aquatic micro and macro flora and other animals as well as vegetation. Because of pollution physical, chemical properties of water also get altered.
  • Raviwar Peth

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