STUDY ON MECHANICAL PRODUCT BASED SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES OF BANGLADESH AND IMPROVEMENT OF A SELECTED PRODUCT
Abstract
Small and medium Enterprises (SME) plays a vital role in the economic development of country especially in the
developing countries like Bangladesh. Keeping this concept an attempt has been made to survey the SME products of
Bangladesh, study and improve the qualitative performance of a selected mechanical Engineering related SME
product. The most difficult part of the project was the survey portion as related project/ research paper in this field is
not relatively available. With almost effort lot of information has been gathered related to different range of SME
products and related factors. For study and improvement of qualitative performance of cylinder and piston used in
Conchi-4 R170 engine has been selected. On study it is formed that the local product quality effort was made for
qualitative improvement but due to time constraint that could not be done. In subsequent projects steps may be taken
for qualitative improvement using this analysis.
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