Dal/Pulse Mill
The Dal/Pulse Mill unit processes raw pulse grains like Channa, Moong, Urad, Toor, and Yellow Pea through cleaning, moistening, drying, and milling to separate the outer husk and split the grain into edible dal products.
Project cost & finance
Cost of Project
figures in ₹ Lakhs
| Land | 12 |
| Building & Civil Work | 27.5 |
| Plant & Machinery | 14.16 |
| Other Misc. Assets | 1.7 |
| Working Capital | 70.4963725 |
| Total | 125.8563725 |
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Means of Finance
figures in ₹ Lakhs
| Own Contribution | 81.5683725 |
| Term Loan | 44.288 |
| Working Capital Loan | 211.4891175 |
| Total | 337.34549 |
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Raw materials & machinery
Machinery & equipment9
- Dall mill completeBuy on Amazon ↗
Automatic feed hopper with accessories
- Belt conveyer systemBuy on Amazon ↗
Conveyer with drive
- Tray DriersBuy on Amazon ↗
Handling capacity 0.75 Mt/hr
- ShellerBuy on Amazon ↗
With 10 HP motor
- Polisher and Husk separatorBuy on Amazon ↗
With sieve and two 5 HP motors
- Cleaning sievesBuy on Amazon ↗
Complete set of screens with accessories
- Suction FanBuy on Amazon ↗
With 5 HP motor
- ElevatorsBuy on Amazon ↗
With accessories and 5 HP motor
- Moistening TanksBuy on Amazon ↗
10 m3 capacity
Raw materials6
- ChannaBuy on Amazon ↗
Raw gram pulse grain
- MoongBuy on Amazon ↗
Raw green gram pulse grain
- UradBuy on Amazon ↗
Raw black gram pulse grain
- ToorBuy on Amazon ↗
Raw pigeon pea pulse grain
- Yellow peaBuy on Amazon ↗
Raw yellow pea pulse grain
- Gunny bagsBuy on Amazon ↗
Packaging bags
Manufacturing process
- Cleaning of whole pulse grains to remove foreign matter and impurities.
- Moistening of the cleaned grains according to specific pulse requirements.
- Drying of the moistened grains either under the sun or using mechanical tray driers.
- Milling/Dehusking using shellers and emery rolls to remove the outer skin and split the pulse into two pieces.
- Sieving to separate the split dal, churi, and husk.
- Packaging the finished unbroken split pulses into gunny bags for storage and market distribution.
Market
Pulses are an essential source of dietary protein for the predominantly vegetarian population of India. Demand remains high with domestic production often supplemented by imports, ensuring a steady market for locally milled pulses.
From the project report

