Cpe Report

A
Project Report
on
“ONION SIPLIN PLANTATION MACHINE”
Submitted in the partial fulfilment of the requirement for the award of
Diploma in Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
To
Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education, Mumbai.
By
1. Mr. Gavali Sumit Pravin
2. Mr. Chougule Sangram Vilas
3. Mr. Chavan Uday Tatyasaheb
4. Mr. Madane Ajay Sunil
Under the guidance of

Mr.N.B.Jadhav
Sir.
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
SVERI’s COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, (POLYTECHNIC)

PANDHARPUR
2022-2023
SVERI’s COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, (POLYTECHNIC)
PANDHARPUR
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the project report entitled
“ONION SIPLIN PLANTATION MACHINE”

has been submitted by

for partial fulfilment of Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) as

per curriculum laid by the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education,
Mumbai during the academic year 2021-2022. He has carried out the project
work under my guidance and to be the best of our knowledge the work reported
here is does not form the part of any other project.
(Guide) (MR. M. R. Kamble)

Mr. N.B.Jadhav Project Coordinator
(MR. U.B. Andh) (DR. N. D. Misal)

Head, Dept. of Mech. Engg. Principal
(External Examiner)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The idea of this project work, I got help from many people in both direct-indirect
manner & in numerous ways. Through this acknowledgement, I am trying to express my
gratitude to all the people who were part of the successful completion of this project.
I would like to thank project coordinator MR. M. R. KAMBLE and guide Mr. N. B.
JADHAV for accepting my studentship and continuously assessing my work providing
great guidance by timely suggestions. I am thankful to MR. U. B. Andh Head of
Department of Mechanical engineering for providing all facilities without which this
project work would not have been possible. I sincerely thank to Hon. Dr. N. D. MISAL,
Principal SVERI’s COE, (Polytechnic), Pandharpur.
I am thankful to Workshop Team of SVERI’S COE, (Polytechnic) Pandharpur for

their help and suggestions and for their constant encouragement throughout from start to
end of this project work.
At the last I would like to say thank to my family and all my missing elements
which were much valuable for me in my life.

(Mechanical Engineering Department)

ABSTRACT
The main moto to develop our product “Onion Sapling Machine” is
to reduce human efforts. The farmer used to sow the saplings by their hands,
thus we got an idea of our project.
In many parts of the world there are much technologies which
reduces human efforts. But we are the only one to introduce this Semi-
automatic Sapling Machine.
Our product has low cost and high efficiency and accuracy which also gives
equi-distance length between two saplings.
The machine needs to be pulled from one of the end. There is a sapling
bed on the tray as soon as we pull the sapling get sowed one by one with
equal distance between them.
There is small plow situated just below the pulling handle, which digs
out the soil and makes efficient space for the sapling to be sowed.
Following factor are needed as follow
1. Soil should be watered before sowing
2. Sapling bed should be put

INTRODUCTION
Today in 21st century where technology has been so
developed in agriculture sector, but still there are some corners where
we are facing some major issues. Especially when it comes to Onion
Plantation, to plant the onions there are some traditional and different
techniques to handle the seeds and to take care of the yield. There is
most old and inefficient way to plant the seeds or to cultivate it which
is shown in the below figure.
Looking forward to these problems faced by the farmers and
women’s, the way they plant crops or the posture they have while this
procedure, they face postural stiffness and other such injuries, we
won’t say that “there are no equipment to make these work easy”, but
farmers can’t afford such heavy and costly equipment.
There are some steps before to prepare the seeds or crop to sow,
Step 1: Prepare the Seeds. ...

Step 2: Demarcate Space to Grow the Plant & get the Soil Ready. ...
Step 3: Keep an Eye on the Tray. ...
Step 4: Ensure the Saplings Are Sown in Rows. ...
Step 5: The Crop Will Be Ready for Harvest in Four to Five Months. ...
Step 6: Once Harvested, Pile the Harvested Onions with the Leaves.

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Under the guidance of

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

SVERI’s COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, (POLYTECHNIC)

“ONION SIPLIN PLANTATION MACHINE”

1. Mr. Gavali Sumit Pravin

for partial fulfilment of Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) as

(Guide) (MR. M. R. Kamble)

(MR. U.B. Andh) (DR. N. D. Misal)

I am thankful to Workshop Team of SVERI’S COE, (Polytechnic) Pandharpur for

1. Mr. Gavali Sumit Pravin

(Mechanical Engineering Department)

The main moto to develop our product “Onion Sapling Machine” is

thus we got an idea of our project.

In many parts of the world there are much technologies which

automatic Sapling Machine.

equi-distance length between two saplings.

equal distance between them.

Following factor are needed as follow

1. Soil should be watered before sowing

2. Sapling bed should be put

Step 1: Prepare the Seeds. ...

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