1. ENGINEERING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR MACHINE DESIGN
AND SMALL SCALE MANUFACTURING FOR THE
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF EKITI STATE
By
Prof.
O.O.
ADEWOYE,
FMSN,
FNSE,
FAEng.,
FAS.
Director
General/Chief
Execu4ve
Na4onal
Agency
for
Science
and
Engineering
Infrastructure
(NASENI)
And
Dr.
A.
R.
Adetunji,
MMSN,
MNSE
Director
Prototype
Engineering
Development
Ins4tute
(PED),
Ilesa
(Na4onal
Agency
for
Science
and
Engineering
Infrastructure)
EKITI ECONOMICI & DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT
Website:
www.naseni.org
ADDRESS:
IDU
INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
ADO-EKITI
Email:
nasenihq@naseni.org
P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

2. “In
the
world
of
the
21st
century,
cri6cal
issues
related
to
Science
and
Technology
confront
every
na6on…Today,
no
na6on
that
wants
to
shape
informed
policies
and
take
effec6ve
ac6on
on
such
issues
can
be
without
its
own
independent
capacity
in
Science
and
Technology
(S&T)”
.......Kofi
Anan,
2004
Website:
www.naseni.org
ADDRESS:
IDU
INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
Email:
nasenihq@naseni.org
P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

3. Website: www.naseni.org
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4. FUNDAMENTAL VALUES
• Every
na4on
needs
to
harness
her
human
and
material
resources
for
the
development/growth
of
her
ci4zens
and
her
environment.
• Value-­‐addi4on
to
the
natural
resources
in
development
by
developing
technology.
• Inves4ng
in
S&T
capacity
is
not
a
luxury
for
the
rich;
it
is
an
absolute
necessity
for
poor
countries
that
wish
to
become
richer
• The
4me
to
start
inves4ng
and
building
STI
capacity
is
when
you
are
poor
• In
today’s
rapidly
changing
global
economy,
the
cri4cal
economic
development
issue
is
no
longer
whether
countries
should
build
STI
capacity
but
what
type
of
capacity
to
build
and
how
to
build
it,
given
each
country’s
economic
constraints
and
star4ng
point
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5. WHERE
WE
ARE
-­‐
Global
Compeddveness
Ranking
for
the
year
2007,
06,
&
05
GCI Ranking
Country/Economy
Country/Economy 07 06 05
United
States
1
6
1
Portugal
40
34
31
Algeria
81
76
82
Switzerland
2
1
4
Slovak
Republic
41
37
36
Honduras
83
93
97
Denmark
3
4
3
Bahrain
43
49
50
Trinidad
and
Tobago
84
67
66
Sweden
4
3
7
South
Africa
44
45
40
Argendna
85
69
54
Germany
5
8
6
Latvia
45
36
39
Peru
86
74
77
Finland
6
2
2
Italy
46
42
38
Guatemala
87
75
95
Singapore
7
5
5
Hungary
47
41
35
Namibia
89
84
79
Japan
8
7
10
India
48
43
45
Georgia
90
85
86
United
Kingdom
9
10
9
Jordan
49
52
42
Pakistan
92
91
94
Netherlands
10
9
11
Barbados
50
31
-­‐
Armenia
93
82
81
Korea,
Rep.
11
24
19
Poland
51
48
43
Macedonia
94
80
75
Hong
Kong
SAR
12
11
14
Mexico
52
58
59
Canada
13
16
13
Turkey
53
59
71
Dominican
Republic
96
83
91
Taiwan,
China
14
13
8
Indonesia
54
50
69
Moldova
97
86
89
Austria
15
17
15
Cyprus
55
46
41
Venezuela
98
88
84
Norway
16
12
17
Malta
56
39
44
Kenya
99
94
93
Israel
17
15
23
Croada
57
51
64
Mongolia
101
92
90
France
18
18
12
Russian
Federadon
58
62
53
Gambia
102
102
109
Australia
19
19
18
Panama
59
57
65
Ecuador
103
90
87
Belgium
20
20
20
Mauridus
60
55
55
Tanzania
104
104
105
Malaysia
21
26
25
Kazakhstan
61
56
51
Bolivia
105
97
101
Ireland
22
21
21
Costa
Rica
63
53
56
Bosnia
and
89
89
Iceland
23
14
16
Morocco
64
70
76
Herzegovina
106
New
Zealand
24
23
22
Greece
65
47
47
Bangladesh
107
99
98
Luxembourg
25
22
24
Azerbaijan
66
64
62
Benin
108
105
106
Chile
26
27
27
El
Salvador
67
61
60
Cambodia
110
103
111
Estonia
27
25
26
Vietnam
68
77
74
Nicaragua
111
95
96
Thailand
28
35
33
Colombia
69
65
58
Suriname
113
100
-­‐
Spain
29
28
28
Sri
Lanka
70
79
80
Mali
115
118
115
Kuwait
30
44
49
Philippines
71
71
73
Cameroon
116
108
99
Qatar
31
38
46
Brazil
72
66
57
Tajikistan
117
96
92
Tunisia
32
30
37
Ukraine
73
78
68
Madagascar
118
109
107

6. WHERE WE ARE - Global Competitiveness Ranking For The year 2010, 09 & 08
GCI Ranking
Country/Economy
Country/Economy 10 09 08
United
States
4
2
1
Portugal
46
43
43
Algeria
86
83
99
Switzerland
1
1
2
Slovak
Republic
60
47
46
Honduras
91
89
82
Denmark
9
5
3
Bahrain
37
38
37
Trinidad
and
Tobago
84
Sweden
2
4
4
South
Africa
54
45
45
Argendna
87
86
85
92
88
Germany
5
7
7
Latvia
70
68
54
Peru
73
78
83
Finland
7
6
6
Italy
48
48
49
Guatemala
78
80
84
Singapore
3
3
5
Hungary
52
58
62
Namibia
74
74
80
Japan
6
8
9
India
51
49
50
Georgia
93
90
90
United
Kingdom
12
13
12
Jordan
65
50
48
Pakistan
123
101
101
Netherlands
8
10
8
Barbados
43
44
47
Armenia
98
97
97
Korea,
Rep.
22
19
13
Poland
39
46
53
Macedonia
79
84
89
Hong
Kong
SAR
11
11
11
Mexico
66
60
60
Canada
10
9
10
Turkey
61
61
63
Dominican
Republic
101
Taiwan,
China
13
12
17
Indonesia
44
54
55
Moldova
94
95
98
95
Austria
18
17
18
Cyprus
40
34
40
Venezuela
122
113
105
Norway
14
14
15
Malta
50
52
52
Kenya
106
98
93
Israel
24
27
23
Croada
77
72
61
Mongolia
99
117
100
France
15
16
16
Russian
Federadon
63
63
51
Gambia
90
81
87
Australia
16
15
18
Panama
53
59
58
Ecuador
105
105
104
Belgium
19
18
19
Mauridus
55
57
57
Tanzania
113
100
113
Malaysia
26
24
21
Kazakhstan
72
67
66
Bolivia
108
120
118
Ireland
29
25
22
Costa
Rica
56
55
59
Bosnia
and
Iceland
31
26
20
Herzegovina
102
109
107
Morocco
75
73
73
New
Zealand
23
20
24
Bangladesh
107
106
111
Greece
83
71
67
Luxembourg
20
21
25
Benin
103
103
106
Azerbaijan
57
51
69
Chile
30
30
28
Cambodia
109
110
109
El
Salvador
82
77
79
Estonia
33
35
32
Nicaragua
112
115
120
Vietnam
59
75
70
Thailand
38
36
34
Suriname
103
Colombia
68
69
74
Spain
42
33
29
Mali
132
130
117
Sri
Lanka
62
59
77
Kuwait
35
39
35
Cameroon
111
111
114
Philippines
85
87
71
Qatar
17
22
26
Tajikistan
116
122
116
Brazil
58
56
64
Tunisia
32
40
36
Madagascar
124
121
125
Ukraine
89
82
72

7. WHERE
WE
ARE
-­‐
Group
Descripdon
of
Knowledge
Index
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8. Website:
www.naseni.org
ADDRESS:
IDU
INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
Email:
nasenihq@naseni.org
P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

9. Link between education and growth
Lessons
from
Asia
 The USA now leads the world in spending on research and
development -- estimated to reach $328.9 billion the year 2005
from both government and private sources.
 One U.S. chemist's or engineer's salary is enough to hire five
Chinese chemists or 11 Indian engineers. In the year 2005,
China graduated 500,000 engineers; India, 200,000; and North
America, 70,000.
 The U.S. trade balance in high-technology goods between US
and China fell from $33 billion in the black in 1990 to $24
billion in the red in 2004.
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10. Website: www.naseni.org
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11. Website:
www.naseni.org
ADDRESS:
IDU
INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
Email:
nasenihq@naseni.org
P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

12. Website:
www.naseni.org
ADDRESS:
IDU
INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
Email:
nasenihq@naseni.org
P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

18. NASENI
AMT
PROJECTS

19. MECHANICAL
PRODUCTION
• For
Global
Compedveness,
the
use
of
Computer
Numerially
Controlled
(CNC)
Machines
has
become
the
order
of
the
day.
Most
industrial
machinery
in
Nigeria
is
imported.
• This
is
because,
at
present,
the
EI
required
for
producing
these
machines
are
not
in
existence.
Efforts
are
therefore
under
way
to
have
a
sustainable
system
for
encouraging
a
progressive
increase
in
industrial
machinery
content.
• This
will
require
an
understanding
with
manufacturers
and
industrialists.
• Projects
can
start
with
local
producdon
of
spare
parts
and
gradually
graduate
into
the
design
and
fabricadon
of
individual
units
of
process
lines
and
complete
process
lines.
• NASENI
is
already
working
with
some
industries
towards
achieving
this
goal.
Website:
www.naseni.org
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Email:
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20. Website:
www.naseni.org
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Email:
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IDU, P.M.B. 391, GARKI, ABUJA

23. VIRTUAL
MANUFACTURING
• Virtual
Manufacturing
(VM)
comprises
of
a
process
of
tests
and
experiments
on
super-­‐computers
known
as
Advanced
Modeling
and
Simuladons
(MS),
• It
replaces
expensive
manufacturing
and
equipment
tests.
• Virtual
Manufacturing
reduces
the
cost
of
manufacturing
inves4ga4on
and
valida4on
ac4vi4es
by
2
to
20
4mes
depending
on
product
costs
• The
goal
of
Virtual
Manufacturing
is
to
improve
and
fast-­‐track
the
manufacturing
process
of
products
from
concep4on
to
delivery.
•
Website:
www.naseni.org
ADDRESS: IDU INDUSTRIAL LAYOUT,
Email:
nasenihq@naseni.org
IDU, P.M.B. 391, GARKI, ABUJA

24. Virtual Manufacturing - Key to Rapid
Final Assembly of Boeing 7E7
In just 72 hours, a 7E7 was
assembled and ready for
painting and delivery.

25. HOW?
• From
Japan,
Italy,
and
the
U.S.,
the
composite
structures
came
into
the
factory
cer4fied,
tested,
and
ready
for
final
assembly.
• A
moving
line
carried
the
centre
fuselage
sec4on
slowly
down
the
factory
floor
• Other
sec4ons
–
wings,
front
fuselage,
and
a
fuselage
–
were
joined
to
it.
• In
just
72
hours,
a
7E7
was
assembled
and
ready
for
pain4ng
and
delivery.
Website:
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ADDRESS: IDU INDUSTRIAL LAYOUT,
Email:
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IDU, P.M.B. 391, GARKI, ABUJA

26. HIGH
POWER
COMPUTING
(HPC)
LABORATORY
• NASENI
hosts
3
of
the
5
HPC
Labs
in
Africa.
• One
each
at
NASENI
HQ,
NEDDI-­‐
Nnewi
and
PEDI-­‐
Ilesha
• The
HPC
is
a
supercomputer
with
the
task
of
addressing
the
need
of
geang
solu4ons
to
complex
Scien4fic
and
Engineering
challenges
encountered
in
research
ins4tu4ons
as
well
as
the
manufacturing
sector.
• With
mul4ples
of
processors
embedded
in
it,
the
HPC
helps
to
reduce
compu4ng
4me
on
simula4ons,
increase
the
number
of
possible
simula4ons
per
day
• It
helps
in
geang
products
to
the
market
faster
• This
is
an
advantage
in
a
compe44ve
world
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Email:
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27. ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC
PRODUCTION:
THE
SMT
AND
PCB
• Electronics
assembly
originally
used
point-­‐to-­‐point
wiring
and
no
substrate
at
all.
The
first
semiconductor
packages
used
radial
leads,
which
were
inserted
through
holes
of
the
single-­‐sided
circuit
boards
already
used
for
resistors
and
capacitors.
•
Then
dual
in-­‐line
packages
(DIPs)
were
invented
with
two
rows
of
leads.
These
packages
could
be
wave
soldered
along
with
other
components
such
as
resistors,
capacitors,
vacuum
tubes,
or
vacuum
tube
socket
leads.
• The
present
methods
of
manufacturing
convendonal
electronic
assemblies
have
essendally
reached
their
limits
as
far
as
cost,
weight,
volume
and
reliability
are
concerned.
•
• Surface
Mount
Technology
(SMT)
makes
it
possible
to
produce
more
reliable
assemblies
at
reduced
weight
volume
and
cost.
SMT
is
used
to
mount
electronic
components
on
the
surface
of
printed
circuit
boards
or
substrates.
Convendonal
technology,
by
contrast,
inserts
components
through
holes
in
the
board.
This
decepdvely
simple
difference
changes
virtually
every
aspect
of
electronics:
design,
materials,
processes,
and
assembly
of
component
packages
and
substrates.
Website:
www.naseni.org
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Email:
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28. MECHATRONICS
• Mechatronics
is
the
synergedc
integradon
of
mechanical
engineering
with
electronics
and
intelligent
computer
control
in
the
design
and
manufacturing
of
industrial
mechanical
and
electronic
products
and
processes.
• Two
major
processes
in
Mechatronics
are:
• Factory
Automadon
• Process
Automadon
• The
prototype
Engineering
Development
Insdtute
(PEDI),
Ilesa
has
been
designated
the
FESTO
Authorised
Centre
for
Training
in
Mechatronics
in
Nigeria
and
indeed
Sub-­‐Sahara
Africa.
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29. Factory and Process Automation Set-Up
Surface Mount Device showing the electronic board of a flash drive

30. Paradigm
Shil
• Need
for
a
Paradigm
Shi
to
achieve;
• Target
Driven
STI
ac4vi4es
for
Goods
and
Services
• To
produce
high
quality
goods
that
can
compete
in
interna4onal
market.
This
is
only
possible
through
the
adop4on
of
Advanced
Manufacturing
Technology
processes.
• To
produce
World
Class
researchers
and
publica4ons
Website:
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ADDRESS:
IDU
INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
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Email:
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P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

31.  OLAR
ENERGY
S
 MALL
HYDRO
POWER
S
 IND
GENERATOR
W
 ORDIAN
STABILISERS
G
 IGITAL
DISPLAY
D
 ANOELECTRONIC
N
 RANSFORMERS
T

32. SOLAR
PANEL
PRODUCTION
PLANT–
KARSHI,
ABUJA
Solar
Cell
Tester
Stay
Trolley
&
Sorter
Soldering
&
Checking
Sta4on
EVA
Cuger
Glass
Washing
Machine
Solar
Panel
Laser
Scribing
Machine
Framing
Machine
Sun
Simulator
Solar
Module
Laminator
Website:
www.naseni.org
ADDRESS: IDU INDUSTRIAL LAYOUT,
e-­‐mail:
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33. Small
Hydro
Power
(SHP)
• Hydropower
is
using
water
to
generate
power
or
electricity.
• With
small
hydro
power
plants,
it
is
possible
to
generate
electricity
from
small
streams.
• SHP
is
cheaper
to
install
and
run
as
compared
to
large
hydropower
sta4ons.
• NASENI
is
developing
local
capacity
for
manufacture
of
SHP
turbines.
• Signed
an
MoU
with
UNIDO
• Locally
manufactured
turbines
will
be
installed
in
12
sites
round
the
country.
Website:
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34. SITES
FOR
SHP
INSTALLATION
S/N
Site/Community
State/Geopolitical Zone
Capacity (KW)
1.
Ketti
AMAC, FCT
10
2.
Kwaita
Kwali, FCT
10
3.
Kurmi Daudu
Bwari, FCT
10
4.
Eboji
Abaji, FCT
10
5.
Obudu Cattle Resort
Cross River/South- South
30
6.
Ta Hoss Community
Plateau/
100
7.
Ikeji-Ile Ijesha
Osun/South-West
15
8.
Iguoriakhi Farm Settlement
Edo/
75
9.
Sabke-Mai’adua
Katsina/
150
10.
Kiri-Numan
Adamawa
300
11.
Ojumo/Oke-Odan
Ogun
250
12.
Ezilo Water Works
Ebonyi
135
*
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35. NASENI
Intervendon
in
the
Nadonal
Educadonal
Sector
• Primary
Science
Kit
(PSK)
• Junior
Secondary
Science
Kit
(JSSK)
• Establishment
of
Mini-­‐Foundry
in
Ter4ary
Ins4tu4ons
• Establishment
of
Addi4onal
Centres
of
Excellence
on
Foundry
Educa4on
at
the
Federal
Polytechnic,
Idah
and
Taraba
State
Polytechnic,
Jalingo
• TVE
Project
Supervision
And
Inspec4on
• The
Establishment
Of
Advanced
Manufacturing
Technology
Centres
In
Nine
Universi4es
Within
The
Niger
Delta
Area
• Supply
Of
SKILL
‘G’
MICROSCIENCE
(MSK)
And
Na4onal
Mathema4cal
Centre
(NMC)
Secondary
Mathema4cs
Kits
(SMK)
Under
The
Special
NIGERIA/UNESCO
Science
Educa4on
Project
Na4onwide.
• Capacity
Building
In
Engineering
Design
And
Development
• Printed
Circuit
Board
(PCB)
And
Personal
Computer
Assemblage
• Opportuni4es
For
Industrial
Trainee,
NYSC
Members,
Sabba4cal,
Post-­‐Doctoral
Training

36. THE
NASENI
TECHNICAL
AND
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
CURRICULUM
REVIEW
NASENI
is
reviewing
the
TVE
curriculum
to
include
hands-­‐on
experience
training
of
Technical
School
students
to
prepare
them
for
self
employment
aer
gradua4on.
The
facili4es
employed
here
are
grouped
as
the
NASENI
Advanced
Manufacturing
Program
(AMP)
and
include
• Rotary
Furnace
• Table
Top
CNC
Lathe
Machine
•
CNC
Milling
Machine
This
program
has
been
extended
to
young
University
and
Polytechnic
graduates
in
Technical
Subjects.
Eki4
State
should
take
advantage
of
this.
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Email:
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37. NASENI:
STEP-­‐B
CENTER
OF
EXCELLENCE
IN
ADVANCED
MATERIALS
AND
MANUFACTURING
TECHNOLOGY
Design
of
curriculum
in
three
new
postgraduate
programmes
at
Masters
Level
• Mechatronics
and
Instrumenta4on
• Machine
design
and
Produc4on
• Nanotechnology
and
Electronics
NASENI
will
provide
the
facili4es
while
the
lecture
content
will
be
in
collabora4on
with
universi4es
Website:
www.naseni.org
ADDRESS:
IDU
INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
Email:
nasenihq@naseni.org
P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

38.  EVERSE
ENGINEERING
R
 ABLE
TOP
SEED
OIL
T
 NTEGRATED
CASSAVA/YAM
FLOUR
PROCESSING
PLANT
I
 AGARUWA
SEED
PROCESSING
EQUIPMENT.
B
 -­‐MOULD
BRICK
MAKING
MACHINE
8
 OTATO/PLANTAIN
PROCESSING
PLANT
P
 INGLE
AXLE
MOTORIZED
TILLER.
S

39. THE
PROTOTYPE
ENGINEERING
DEVELOPMENT
INSTITUTE,
ILESA
The
Prototype
Engineering
Development
Ins4tute
(PEDI),
Ilesa
is
the
latest
of
NASENI
ins4tutes
with
a
mandate
to
“Develop
and
Provide
Rapid
Prototyping
Services
and
Producdon
of
Engineering
Soludons
to
SMEs
Using
Advanced
Manufacturing
Technology”.
Thus,
by
far
one
of
the
most
formidable
NASENI
interven4on
in
the
South
West
is
the
establishment
of
the
Prototype
Engineering
Development
Ins4tute
(PEDI)
Ilesa.
PEDI
was
born
out
of
the
vision
to
create
a
totally
“digitally-­‐driven”
design,
produc4on,
and
product
support
environment
with
a
focus
on
developing
manufacturing
Small
and
Medium
Scale
Enterprises
(SME’s)
in
Nigeria
to
compete
favourably
with
imported
products
thereby
opening
an
environment
for
crea4vity,
innova4on,
job
crea4on
and
consequently
wealth
crea4on
in
Nigeria.
PEDI’s
mission
therefore
involves
“the
development
of
engineering
prototypes
and
their
produc4on
systems
and
the
transfer
of
these
to
private
sector
satellite
industries”.
Website:
www.naseni.org
ADDRESS:
IDU
INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
Email:
nasenihq@naseni.org
P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

40. THE
PROTOTYPE
ENGINEERING
DEVELOPMENT
INSTITUTE,
ILESA
CONT’D
The
niche
facili4es
at
PEDI
include
• CNC
Milling
and
Lathe
Machines
of
various
capaci4es
and
sizes
for
Technical
Training
and
High
Precision
Industrial
Produc4on
• Rapid
Prototyping
Machine
for
Rapid
Development
of
Machine
Parts
• Coordinate
Measuring
Machine
for
Developing
Mathema4cal/
Wireframe
3-­‐
Dimensional
Coordinates
of
Objects
and
Quality
Control.
• Laser
Welding
and
Laser
Cuang
Macchines
for
Welding
&
Joining
of
Metals
Using
Electron
Beams
and
Lasers
of
Rapid
Rates.
• Plasma
and
Flame
Gantry
Cuang
Machines
for
Cuang
of
Metals
Using
High
Velocity
Jet
of
High
Temperature
Gas.
• Hydrualic
Press
Brakes
for
Shaping
&
Bending
Flat
Metal
Sheets.
• Automated
Pick
&
Place
Machine
for
Electronic
Component
Surface
Mount
Technology.
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www.naseni.org
ADDRESS:
IDU
INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
Email:
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P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

41. THE
ENGINEERING
MATERIALS
DEVELOPMENT
INSTITUTE,
AKURE
The
Engineering
Materials
Development
Ins4tute
(EMDI),
Akure,
has
a
mandate
to
“undertake
research
and
development
works
into
processes
and
systems
for
the
conversion
of
raw
and
semi-­‐processed
matetrials
into
engineering
materials
of
various
types,
shapes
and
sizes
for
applica4on
in
machinery
and
equipment
produc4on,
and
the
transfer
of
the
technology
so
developed
to
SMEs”
EMDI
is
equipped
with
both
conven4onal
lathe
and
milling
machines
supported
with
advanced
manufacturing
facili4es
including
• Ver4cal
Machining
Centre
• Electro
Discharge
machine
• Numerically
Controlled
Surface
Grinding
Machine
• CNC
Lathe
and
Milling
Machines
of
various
capaci4es
• Induc4on
Furnace
• Rotary
Furnaces
Specialized
Centres
at
EMDI
with
up
to
date
facili4es
are:
• Foundry
Technology
Training
and
Produc4on
Centre
• Advanced
Materials
Tes4ng
Laboratory
• Polymer
Research
and
Product
Development
Centre
• Nanotechnology
Research
and
Development
Centre
Website:
www.naseni.org
ADDRESS:
IDU
INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
Email:
nasenihq@naseni.org
P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

42. CURRENT
EXPANSION
OF
NASENI
INTERVENTION
IN
THE
SOUTH
WEST
NASENI
is
currently
involved
in
the
following
States
for
the
Expansion
of
the
interven4on
and
collabora4on
efforts:
• ONDO
STATE
A
survey
of
Fast
Moving
Parts
in
Equipment
Used
for
Grains,
Cassava
and
Flour
Milling
in
Ondo
State
has
been
carried
out
by
NASENI.
The
Execu4ve
Governor
of
the
State
is
already
hos4ng
the
Agency
for
plans
of
NASENI
projects
that
creates
employment,
human
capacity
development
and
youth
empowerment,
impact
on
the
ci4zenry
and
overall
human
and,
technical
and
capital
development.
• EKITI
STATE
The
same
survey
is
currently
being
carried
out
in
the
State.
The
State
Government
has
also
commissioned
the
Agency
to
infrastural
inspec4on
of
the
Technical
Colleges
for
expansion
of
the
AMT
programme
while
other
projects
have
been
earmarked
for
the
State.
• OSUN
AND
OYO
STATES
Thesame
survey
as
that
of
Ondo
State
is
being
carried
out
in
these
Staes.
There
are
currently
linkage
efforts
with
the
Governments
for
the
expansion
programmes.
These
efforts
are
planned
for
the
other
states
of
the
region
with
PEDI,
Ilesa
and
EMDI,
Akure
as
anchors
for
the
Agency
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INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
Email:
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P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

43. SURVEY
OF
FAST
MOVING
PARTS
IN
EQUIPMENT
USED
FOR
GRAINS,
CASSAVA
AND
FLOUR
MILLING
IN
ONDO
STATE
The
Survey
of
Fast
Moving
Parts
in
Equipment
used
for
Grain,
Cassava
and
Flour
Milling
in
Ondo
State
was
carried
out
to
assess
the
mills,
iden4fy
cast
and
other
spares
normally
required
for
the
mills
and
program
the
viable
engineering
infrastructure
and
facility
to
significantly
improve
the
technological
capability
of
Ondo
State.
From
the
survey
conducted
in
the
eighteen
(18)
LGAs,
the
data
collected
from
the
field
are
as
summarized
below:
• A
total
of
2,632
All
Purpose
Grinding
Machines
were
assessed
from
all
of
the
18
local
government
areas
of
the
state.
• A
total
of
106
All
Purpose
Milling
Machines
were
assessed
from
5
of
the
18
local
government
areas.
• A
total
of
143
Manual
Hand
Grinding
Machines
were
assessed
from
2
of
the
18
local
government
areas.
• A
total
of
851
Cassava
Gra4ng
Machines
were
assessed
from
13
of
the
18
local
government
areas.
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44. • A
total
of
303
Palm
Fruit
Digesters
were
assessed
from
11
of
the
18
local
government
areas
• A
total
of
161
Palm
Nut
Crackers
were
assessed
from
4
of
the
18
local
government
areas
• A
total
of
304
Flour
Rolling
Machines
were
assessed
from
5
of
the
18
local
government
areas
• A
total
of
1no.
Maize
Polishing
Machine
was
assessed
from
1
of
the
18
local
government
areas
• A
total
of
38
Rice
Milling
Machines
were
assessed
from
2
of
the
18
local
government
areas
The
conclusion
of
the
survey
is
that:
• Cast
spares
for
the
surveyed
equipment
are
scarce
in
the
local
market
• More
of
the
machines
are
desperately
needed
in
many
of
the
areas,
provision
of
which
would
put
extreme
pressure
on
the
local
spares
market
• Close
to
5,000
tonnes
of
cast
spares
will
be
required
by
these
mills
alone
in
Ondo
State
at
present
level
of
opera4on
• Gainful
employment
for
ci4zenry
thereby
sa4sfying
the
Millennium
Development
Goals
(MDGs)
and
the
7
–
Point
Agenda
of
the
Federal
Government
of
Nigeria
will
be
achieved.
This
survey
is
currently
being
carried
out
in
the
33
Local
Governments
in
Oyo
State,
30
Local
Governments
and
1
Area
Office
in
Osun
Stae,
and
the
16
Local
Governments
in
Eki4
State.
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45. SPECIFIC
TARGETS
OF
NASENI
POTENTIALS
FOR
EKITI
STATE
Science
and
Technical
Educadon
• Science
kits
for
numerous
primary
and
junior
secondary
schools
in
Ekid
state.
• Technical
and
Vocadonal
Educadon
Curriculum
Review
to
include
include
hands-­‐on
experience
training
of
Technical
School
students
.
Advance
Technology
Capacity
Building
and
Producdon
• The
training
of
Fresh
University
and
polytechnic
graduates
in
hands-­‐on
experience
in
industrial,
factory
and
workshop
pracdces
and
processes
coordinated
at
the
PEDI
Ilesa,
and
EMDI,
Akure.
• Upgrading
of
Mechanic
Villages
in
most
towns
in
the
State
and
the
establishment
of
a
Central
Technology
Park.
• The
Small
Hydro
Power
Project
for
various
communides
in
the
South
West.
• Capacity
Utilizadon
of
Exisdng
Corage
Industries
in
South
West
with
Arendant
Manufacturing
Capability
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INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
Email:
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P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

46. WARDS
IN
THE
SOUTH
WEST
STATES
STATES
NO
OF
LOCAL
NO
OF
WARDS
GOVERNMENTS
EKITI
16
177
LAGOS
20?
379
OGUN
19
237
ONDO
23
202
OSUN
30
328
OYO
33
349
TOTALS
141
1671
Website:
www.naseni.org
ADDRESS:
IDU
INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
Email:
nasenihq@naseni.org
P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

47. LIST
OF
EQUIPMENT
AVAILABLE
AT
NASENI,
PEDI,
OWO
&
EMDI
S/No
EQUIPMENT
NAME
APPLICATION
1
Ver4cal
Machining
Centre(PRODIS)
Computer
Aided
manufacturing
of
machine
parts
&
for
high
precision
machine
tool
(Lathe,
Mill)
opera4on.
2
For
high
precision
turning,
threading,
tapering
and
sharpening
work
pieces
CNC
Lathe
(PRODIS)
3
CNC
Lathe
For
high
precision
turning,
threading,
tapering
and
sharpening
work
pieces
4
CNC
Lathe
(Table
Top)
(SIEG)
Precision
turning,
drilling
of
small
objects.
5
CNC
Mill
(SIEG)
For
slot
indexing,
recess
cut
opera4on
for
small
work
pieces
6
Shaping
Machine
For
producing
through
slots
and
giving
surface
specific
shapes
7
Precision
Surface
Grinding
Machine(
TOWN
For
high
precision
surface
grinding
&
for
producing
smooth
and
mirror
finish
on
HERO)
flat
surfaces.
8
**Coordinate
Measuring
Machine
(XI’AN)
For
developing
a
mathema4cal/
wireframe
3-­‐dimensional
coordinates
of
objects
&
for
quality
control.
9
**Rapid
Prototyping
Machine
(Roland)
For
rapid
development
of
machine
parts
10
**Factory
Automa4on
Model
Unit
Training
model
for
PLC
programming
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INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT,
IDU,
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P.M.B.
391,
GARKI,
ABUJA

48. LIST
OF
EQUIPMENT
AT
NASENI,
PEDI,
OWO
&
EMDI
CONT’D
S/No
EQUIPMENT
NAME
APPLICATION
11
Pick
&
Place
Machine
(Surface
Mount
For
produc4on
of
printed
circuit
board
(Surface
Mount
Technology)
&
Technology-­‐SMT)
(TWS
AUTOMATION)
moun4ng
of
electronic
components.
12
Hydraulic
Press
Brake
For
shaping
&
bending
flat
metal
sheets
(LNTECHSN)
13
**Laser
Welding
Machine
For
welding
or
joining
of
metals
using
electron
beams
and
lasers
of
rapid
rate.
(WUHAN
HUAGONG)
14
**Laser
Cuang
Machine
For
cuang
of
metals
using
electron
beams
and
laser
of
rapid
rate
.
15
**Plasma/
Flame
Cuang
Machine
For
mel4ng
and
cuang
of
metals
using
a
high
velocity
jet
of
high
temperature
(POWERMAX)
gas.
16
Rotary
Furnace
s
For
mel4ng
and
cuang
of
metals
using
a
high
velocity
jet
of
high
temperature
gas.
17
Induc4on
Furnace
For
mel4ng
of
high
grade
steel.
(Medium
Frequency)
18
**3D
Printer
(ProJet
3000)
Modeling
of
components
with
the
use
of
wax
19
Electronic
Discharge
machines
(EDM)
For
rapid
development
of
machine
parts
20
**Fusion
Deposi4on
Modeling
Unit
Modeling
of
components
**Exclusively
PEDI,
Ilesa.
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49. CONCLUSION
• The
transforma4on
of
cra
to
manufacturing
has
been
possible
historically
as
a
consequence
of
the
infusion
of
technology.
It
becomes
impera4ve,
in
order
to
again
sustainable
development,
that
SETI
managers
need
to
adopt
best
prac4ces,
learn
how
to
apply
scien4fic
knowledge
vigorously
to
developmental
issues,
use
ICT
op4mally,
embrace
AMT
and
develop
the
relevant
human
capacity
to
meet
current
developmental
demand.
• There
should
be
AMT
centres
in
all
the
Local
Governments
in
the
South
West,
with
100kg
and
250
kg
rotary
furnaces
along
with
CNC
Table
Top
Lathe
and
Milling
Machines.
• All
the
small
AMT-­‐Cs
would
be
linked
with
more
advanced
facili4es
at
PEDI,
Ilesa,
EMDI
Akure
and
the
AMT-­‐C,
Rifus
Giwa
Poly,
Owo
for
more
complex
complex
components
and
opera4ons.
• This
is
the
roadmap
for
fast
tracking
technical
and
technological
advancement
of
Eki4
State.
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50. ANNEXURE I
SOME NASENI
PRODUCTS

53. Molten Iron
Tapping
Another Type of
Rotary Furnace

54. PRIMARY
SCIENCE
SCIENCE
KIT
(PSK)
Type
B
Type
C
Primary
Science
Kit
Bags

56. 8-­‐MOULD
BRICK
MOULDING
MACHINE

57. 8-­‐MOULD
BRICK
MOULDING
MACHINE

58. FINISHED
PRODUCTS
ON
DISPLAY
–
HEDI,
KANO

59. ANNEXURE II
SOME NASENI
FACILITIES

60. VERTICAL
MACHINING
CENTRE

61. High
Power
Compudng
Laboratory

62. COORDINATE
MEASURING
MACHINE
(CMM)

63. LASER
CUTTING
MACHINE

64. LASER
WELDING
MACHINE

65. RAPID
PROTOTYPING
MACHINE
(RPM)

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