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    Lesson 12

    PREPARATION OF PROCESS SCHEDULE

    12.1 Introduction

    Process schedule is one of the important activity of planning, before diverting milk to
    different section for product manufacturing. It is prepared well in advance to give
    instructions to boiler operator, refrigeration plant operator, different process section
    incharge to plan for the activity of different unit operations for processing the milk to
    have smooth operation of the process. It also helps to prevent product losses and to
    have efficient use of equipments, energy and water.

    12.2 Planning for Process Schedule

    Preparation of process schedule is one of the important tasks in dairy for a


    technologist in order to prevent losses interms of manpower, energy, services, and
    time. A well planned time schedule will help in preventing losses as well aid in
    routine work viz. Maintenance, breakdown, establishment etc.

    After careful consideration of dairy building planning mentioned above, a process


    scheduled layout is drawn. Process scheduling means arranging the flow of products
    through various operations in the plant in such an order that maximises use of all
    labour and equipment, and the processing of the products is accomplished in the
    shortest possible time with minimum delays between processing of different products.

    First of all “Basis of Dairy Layout’ is drawn according to item of manufacturer to


    decide definite line flow. To this skeleton layout are added as other information, such
    as operating rates, storage capacity, raw material required, man power required etc. as
    each section of plant is considered in relation to the equipment available.

    Planning for operations involved in processing of any dairy product has to be done in
    advance so that maximum use is made of men and material with little waste of time.
    Process schedule which is more or less work plan ensures that the proposed operation
    will run smoothly. It provides the basic information from which schedule of service
    requirements and list of equipment can be made. Time and operation graph can be
    made which will indicate at what time particular operation has to be performed. It
    may be noted that all operation for manufacture of any particular dairy product can
    not be started at time. There must be a sequence for performing an operation in the
    plant and that is why the process schedule is required.

    The features of the plant considered during preparation of process schedule are:
    • Reception capacity,
    • Unit processing cost,
    • Frequency of CIP,
    • Installed capacity of the plant,
    • Handling capacity of the plant,
    • Running hours and Idol time of plant,
    • Quantity of milk received in different season,
    • Capacity of the various equipments installed for the processing and production
    purpose viz. PHE, SEPARARTOS, PUMPS, CATLES, VAT, etc;
    • Capacity of the services and providing machines viz. Air compressor, refrigeration,
    boiler, water, ETP, etc;
    • Product dispatch timing

    12.3 Example of a Process Schedule of a Milk-Processing Plant Handling


    Approximately 1.5 Lakh Lit of Milk in Morning and Evening

    Milk is received two times in a day approximately 82,000 lit in evening and 68,000 lit
    in the morning.

    Considering the processing capacity of the plant 20,000 lit /hr.

    Table 12.1 Morning


    Table 12.2 Evening

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