INCREASING THE ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF IMPLEMENTING THE PROPOSED HARROW WOOL SCOURING MACHINE INTO PRODUCTION
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https://doi.org/10.5281/Keywords:
wool scouring machine, harrow mechanism, improved design, economic efficiency, productivity, energy efficiency, water consumption, resource conservation, capital investment, payback period, maintenance costs, annual economic effect.Abstract
This article analyzes the economic efficiency of implementing an improved harrow wool scouring machine into enterprises. As a result of the changes made to the machine design, it was determined that the productivity was increased, electricity, water and detergent consumption were reduced, and maintenance costs were reduced. Capital investments, annual economic efficiency, payback period, and net economic efficiency indicators were calculated. The results obtained indicate the economic feasibility of implementing the proposed design into production.
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