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Rate calculation

Give each tool the figures you already know — a tonnage, a batch size, an area to farm — and it works out what to buy, at what size, and how many. Put your own rate against each line and it totals the quotation.

Cooking oil & ghee mill machinery

Tanks, process vessels, pumps and pipe for an edible-oil refinery, sized from its daily tonnage.

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Chemical plant machinery

Reactors, tankage, pumps and pipe for a batch plant, sized from the batch and how often it runs.

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Agriculture machinery

Tractors, implements and irrigation for a holding, from the acreage and the window to work it in.

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Solvent extraction plant

Preparation, extraction, desolventising and solvent recovery for a hexane plant, from the seed it crushes.

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Filter press & pumps

Plate count, filtration area and pump duty for a chamber press, from the slurry it has to dewater.

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Flour mill

Cleaning, tempering, roller stands, sifters and packing for a wheat roller mill, from its daily tonnage.

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Rice mill

Cleaning, husking, whitening, grading and packing for a paddy mill, from the paddy it takes in.

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Sugar mill

Cane handling, milling, clarification, evaporation, boiling and centrifugals, sized in tonnes of cane a day.

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Feed mill

Intake, grinding, batching, mixing, pelleting and bagging for a poultry or cattle feed mill.

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Dairy / milk processing plant

Reception, chilling, separation, pasteurising, storage, filling and CIP for a liquid milk dairy.

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Soap & detergent plant

Saponification, drying, finishing and packing for a soap line, with detergent powder alongside.

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Water treatment & RO plant

Pre-treatment, reverse osmosis, post-treatment and storage for a process or drinking water plant.

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Cold storage

Insulated envelope, refrigeration, doors and standby power, from the tonnage held and how cold it is kept.

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How this works

Every sizing rule, formula and assumption behind these tools is written up in the documentation — including what they deliberately leave out.

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Why no prices are built in

Mill rates and supplier prices move week to week and differ by city, so a figure invented here would be quoted onward as if it were real. These tools give you the thing a rate multiplies — a size and a number — and leave the rate to you. Every line shows the assumption behind its size, so one that does not suit your job can be seen and changed rather than trusted blindly.