dc.description.abstract | Tannin is an organic compound that is used as an alternative of red lead,
preserver, animal skin tanner, antiseptic for burn scars, pesticide, etc. The making of
tannin presented are using Psidium guajava (guava) leaves as its main ingredient that
is dried first before the extraction process. Dried guava leaves hereafter mashed and
mixed inside an extractor with methanol solvent. The extraction process condition is
at 30˚C and 1 atm pressure. Afterwards, the sludge is separated from its solid by using
filter press and continued to the vaporizer to separate the methanol solvent. Those wet
tannin then were spray dried and by atomization process becomes tannin powder that
is later packed as final product.
The tannin manufacturing plant using guava leaves from methanol solvent
extraction designed with capacity of 2.000 tonnes/year and 330 days of work every
year. The factory location is planned at Belawan II, Kecamatan Medan Belawan,
Sumatera Utara, Indonesia with total area 7.122,2 m2
The economy analysis for the preliminary tannin manufacturing from Psidium
guajava leaves, is listed below.
• Capital Invesment (CI) = Rp. 298,361,763,988.77
• Total Working Cost (TWC) = Rp. 163,231,959,084.68
• Sales Yield = Rp. 299,912,845,041.48
• Net Profit = Rp. 88,704,362,992.56
• Profit Margin (PM) = 29.58 %
• Break Even Point (BEP) = 22.51 %
• Return on Invesment (ROI) = 29.73 %
• Pay Out Time (POT) = 3.36 year
• Return on Network (RON) = 49.55 %
• Internal Rate of Return (IRR) = 39.13 %
By the economic analysis above, the tannin manufacturing plant from Psidium
guajava leaves is feasible to be built. | en_US |