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RED/LSIConsent No: BOIRO(HQ)IHWMDIEIC No.NG-1l661-14/CRlCC-6f06

MAHARASHTRA POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

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e;llQJj~ of the facility under Rule 5 of

s{;boundry Movement) Rules, 2008 andransportation, storage, treatment and

& 162, Butibori Industrial Area, Mouza-

I Y of the common HW incinerator shall be as under:-

[a] Total Hazardous[b] Captive Power"'~

2. The Consent to Operate is val"

3. The:installed and operating c

1. The Consent to Operate is granted as an 0Hazardous Wastes (Management, Handling &

to set up common hazardous wastes colidisposal facility (CHWTSDF) Sr. NO.7 tMandawa, Taluka- Hingana, Dist- c

to operate a common facility as Operator for collection, treat"composite hazardous wastes (hereinafter referred as ,;conditions :-

Consent to Operate under Section 26 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution)Act, 1974, as amended; under Section 21 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,1981, as amended and Authorisation under Rule 5 of the Hazardous Wastes (Management,Handling & Transboundry Movement) Rules, 2008 notified under the ~l, ironment(Protection) Act, 1986 [To be hereinafter referred as Water Act, Air Act, HW Rul erebygranted to,

Mis. Maharashtra Enviro Power Ltd.

(Formerly Mis. Vidharbha Enviro Protection LSr.No.7 to 15,131 & 162, Butibori IndustriaMouza- Mandawa, Taluka- Hingana, Dist-

4. The CHWTSDF ~~ r to the requirements of environments of environmentally soundmanagement a:' ired under the HW Rules for the hazardous wastes generated by theindustri~s Q ing valid authorization by Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB)and opera~ n the following MIDC and nearby non-MIDC Industriai Areas, as per",revi allocation order of the Board No. MPCB/RO(HQ)/HSMDITSDF/B-7446,d 12008.

Depending upon the technical capacity and feasibility, hazardous wastes fromIndustries operating in non- MIDC Industrial areas and also industries operating inMIDC areas within Maharashtra other than mentioned at Sr. No. [a] above andauthorized by or prior permission of MPCB, can also be accepted by theCHWTSDF atButibori, Nagpur.

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5., MPCB will issues suitable amendment in the authorization issued under Rule 5 of HWRules, to the member industries generating hazardous wastes and operating in the areasmentioned revised area allocation order of the Board No. MPCB/RO(HQ)/HSMD/TSDF/B­7446, dated 11/12/2008, directing them to send their wastes to the CHWTSDF at Butibori, .

. through implementation of manifest stipulated in the HW Rules, and through MPCBauthorized hazardous waste Transporter failing which their authorization shail be revoked,

. suspended or not granted.

·6. The generators of the hazardous wastes utilizing the common facility of TSDF at Butibori

shall be bound to pay the costs to the TSDF Operator (on polluter pays principle asenunciated by the Honorable Supreme Court of India) based on the criteria adopted bythe MIDC in its RFP (Request for Proposal) document NO.3 based on which MIDC hasentered into agreement with the TSDF operator. The revision of costs involved in TSDFoperations shall be further governed accordingly. MPCB will issue suitable directions inthis regard to all concerned.

7. In case of variations in the quantities of hazardous wastes available for CHWTSDFoperations, MPCB shall review, as may be required and revise the jurisdiction of thecommon area allocated to the CHWTSDF at Butibori vide revised area allocation order ofthe Board No. MPCB/RO(HQ)/HSMDITSDF/B-7446, dated 11/12/2008.

8. The Operator of the TSDF shall accept only the hazardous wastes covered un)e~he HWRules and other waste as permitted by MPCB on case to case basis from timO time.

9. Transportation of hazardous wastes shall be done in compliance w· ~ 'Rules andthe guidelines issued by CPCB in this respect from time to ti ble transportvehicles, closed containers etc. shall be provided cd\. '" rate with the

nature/characteristics of wastes. Transportation costs shall be (f"ecox,eredfrom the wastegenerators in accordance with the RFP and the agree ..~riJ'b MIDC with the TSDFO~ffi~r. . ,

10. The TSDF operator shall be responsible for impleme < of conditions and criteria as

laid down in the RFP document and agreement wifn~e.

11. The TSDF Operator shall be legally boyn, this authorisation to co-operate andcomply with the directions as may be iSSB '+MIDC in terms of its agreement with

TSDF Operator. . ~~ '. ~12. Treatment and disposal of the ha~ar OI1Swastes shall be done as under:

[a] Incineration by Plasma na,~ification[i] Direct Incineration by Plasma Gasification

[ii] Physical-Chenycal.lreatment as per requirement as the case may befollowed la~a Gasification and disposal/reuse of non hazardousvitrifre

13. MIDC being an C(U notified under Rule 8 of HW (M&H) Rules, 2003 shall coordinate

w~thTSDF Cl~li:a or i.mplementation ~f the project in accordance with its agreementwith the~O erator. For this purpose, continuance of the role of the Expert Committee forHWM set"u Y'~IDC is envisaged for advice from time to time and this may inter-alia

incllfde~~itra ion in terms of cost escalations and dispute resolution.

14.Tre ~ent and disposal of Incinerable HazardousWaste shall be ,doneas under:­a) Plasma Gasification

i. Using Plasma Gasification Vitrification Reactor ( PGVR) Technology

ii. Physical - Chemical Treatment as per requirement as the case may be will be

followed by PGVR and disposal/ reuse of Non hazardous vitrified Slag.

1. ~IDC being an authority notified under Rule 8 of HW (M & H) Rules, 2003 shall

coordinate with TSDF operator for implementation of the project in accordance with its

agreement with the operator. For this purpose, continuance of the role of the ExpertCommittee for HWM set up by MIDC is envisaged for advice from time to time and this

may inter-alia include arbitration in term's of cost escalations and dispute resolution.

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2. Plasma Gasification Vitrification Reactor (PGVR)2.1 General Characteristics of PGVR -

a. PGVR (Primary and Secondary chamber) should be of suitable design, lined with

refractory & connected with Thermal Oxidizer, WHRB - ESP APC System, ID Fan & then

flue gas through rubber lined stack of height 45 m.

b. The PGVR shall be capable of operating to severe operating conditions in the ambient

temperature range 0-500C and humidity up to 95%.

PCB,

, a I be maintained (1OOOoCto 1200°C) for complete

the Thermal oxidizer temperature should be maintained

"on control system comprises of, Ventury (alkali) scrubber, Direct Contact

Scru r, Wet ESP, Polishing Scrubber, followed by ID Fans connected to Stack etc to,meet the emission norms as given at sr. No. 14.7, 14.7.1, 14.7.2, 14.7.3 of this

document. This system also brings down the outlet temperature of flue gases to approx50 ± 5° C.

e. The PGVR should be capable of gasifying the hazardous waste

,d. The PGVR should be designed! manufactured to meet specification and If 'II,',

MoEF and SPCB norms and guidelines as may be published from time

c. The PGVR shall be designed to gasify industrial waste with capacity as per re

3. Th~ PGVR working tempera

gasification of Hazardous

at 12000C +1000C.

2. The PGVR should have adequate interlocks ana safety system which are controlled by

PLC.

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3. The flue gas fro~ > al oxidizer should pass through the air pollution control system.The system shtulQe designed to remove the pollutant and particulate matter present in

the flue~q ~ Thermal oxidizer.~

4. T ~

2.2 Technical Features :-

1. Material of construction for the PGVR should b~".9freactor shall be lined with high quality refractory a

temperature up to 15000C.

5. Minimum Two Plasma Torches to be installed fully automatic along with auxiliaries of

suitable capacity.

6. Burners shall be of standard make pressure atomized type, capable of maintaining the

temperature uniform inside the Thermal Oxidizer.

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7. The Thermal Oxidizer shall be made of mild steel conforming to IS: 2062 and of suitable

thickness lined with high grade refractory and insulation.

8. Suitable capacity blowers will be provided to provide sufficient air as per process

requirement.

9. Automatic waste feed system to the PGVR should be provided.

10. Easily operating of charging door shall be provided with PLC control to facilities easy

loading of the HW to the PGVR.

in

, which in turn

. e operator while

""I be of L & T or Siemens or any other

all have digital temperature controls The

shall be provided with suitable lifting lugs for maintenance purpose, as

13. There shall be no waste accumulation inside the P-GV:

smooth working.

17. A Stack of ~eter height with conical base should be provided along with PGVR. Itsho Ide ma~e as per the specification of guidelines of CPCB / IS - 5533 as applicable.

12. The charging door should be fitted with the limit switches with ~.

shall cut off the feeding of HW and shall provide all safety mea~. ~charging. . ~,~

"V

n "shall have the capability of,14. The control panel housing provided with the

reputed make, button, starters and contrclcl

ON/OFFswitchshall light indication'\:).""

15. The ,Inorganic waste generat ·~the form of vitrified slag which is non Hazardous in

nature should be disposal or,;reused in road filling, Brick Making for construction purpose.0"16. Power consumptio ~~ifying hazardous waste is important consideration while

selection of vendf er/ electrical consumption should also be considered.

11. Liquid waste which is not suitable for handling and pumping

containers of suitable size for charging in PGVR.

required.

19. The PGVR shall have sufficient number of peepholes fitted with Min 50 mm safety view

glass for viewing.

20. The residence time for flow gases should not be less then 2 secs to achieve complete

combustion in Thermal Oxidizer with minimum % of oxygen.

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21. Sampling platform should be provided as per CPCB norms to ,collect stack samples from

the stack for monitoring the air pollutants, as and when required. Pointed to be providedon stack as per standard CPCB norms against diametric calculations.

22. The FD fan should be centrifugal type, having standards make suitable power motor ofsuitable material.

23. The ID fans should be centrifugal type, with suitable power motor to meet with effectivecontrol of emission from stack.

MS plate complete with; valve and fuel indicators /

': I Oxidizer.

ts of heat resistant aluminum paint.

as parameters within limits as per Central/

be provided.

26. Oil service tank capacity min. 1000 Liters made out of 5

pimping along with required MS supporting struct e

gauge, fuel lifting pumps etc should be provided fo

28. Any other system required to brinState Pollution Control Board nor .

27. The whole equipment should be painted with

,25. Recirculation pumps of approximate capacity and of standard

provided for recirculation of scrubbing medium.

24. The Venture Scrubber and Direct Contact Scrubber unit shall be of high en

MS make. The scrubbing medium should be water with 5% caustic appr

should bring the outlet temperature of the gas to 50 ± 5°C.

29. You shall provide all civil wG1~ ,awing for PGVR control room, foundation of stack and

water tanks etc. You I so provide effluent treatment plant for the treatment of

effluents at the dis~ '\ints of the scrubbing medium so that discharge of waste

water comply w' eneral Standards of Waste Water Quality notified under the

Environment on) Act, 1986 and rules made under.

nstruction

ated from MS sheet.

Linl . oth the PGVR and Thermal Oxidizer to be lined with high quality refractory and'<~

insulation.

c) Interlock system: Plasma Torches electrically interlocked with PLC system.d) Alarm: Audio visual alarm for alli. Drive failure

ii. Excess temperature in PGVR / To.iii. ID fan failure,

iv. Any other failure in the equipment, plant.

e) Accessories

.Standard spares -

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i) Min. One Plasma Torch for PGVR & Min. One Burner for TO.

ii) Refractory Material.

iii) Temperature controller and Indicators - one set.

Sampling Durationin (minutes) unless

stated

ParametersSr.

No.

2.7 Emission Standards:

The PGVT technology along with suitably design:) lIution controlled devises should beinstalled operated and maintained, so that toacl1ieve emission levels as given below:

~~'v~LiXtin9" concentration in

gl~m3 unless stated

2.5 Approximate life of PGVR-Expected life of PGVR shall not less than 20 years. You shall furnish

life of PGVR for gasifying waste in terms of Kgs/day for moderate w

2.6 Combustion efficiency:After gasification vitrified slag will be free from org~nic-

2.4 Requirement of stack:a) Height: 45 meters.

b) Material of Stack: Mild steel with rubber lining.

c) Type: It shall be self supported having sampling points at appropriate places of

appropriate dia, along with ladder and platform for testing emission level from stack. Ports

to be provided at distances required for standard method of testing.

d) Stack should be made as per the specifications of guidelines of CPCB / S 6533 as

applicable.

1 5030

2

5030

3

20030

4

10030

5

5024 Hrs.

6

rg nic carbon 2030

7

HF 430;, 8r;;Jox(NO and NOz 40030

expressed as Noz) 9

Total dioxins and 0.1ng TEQ / Nm1.8 Hrs

furnace 10

Cd+ Th + their 0.052 Hrs.

compound 11

Hg and its compound 0.052 Hrs.

12

Sb + As + Pb + Cr + 0.052 Hrs.

CO + Cu + Mn + Ni +V . + their compoundsNote: All values corrected to 11% Oxygen on dry basis.

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14.7.1 Hydrocarbons: 10 ppm over and hourly rolling average dry basis, measure as

propane.

14.7.2 Opacity : While operating properly at 100% rated capacity, the system shall have a

visible emission rate of less than or equal to 10% except for condensed water vapor from the

discharge stake to atmosphere ( one hour rolling average).

. 2 years after{Note: You should monitor Dioxin and Furans 6 monthl

commissioning and submit emission reports to MPCB.}

14.7.3 Dioxin I Furans: While operating properly at 100% rated capacity, the system shall

have an emission of dioxins and furnaces of less than or equal to 0.1 ng TEQ / Nm3 corrected

to 11% oxygen. Sampling period shall be minimum 6 hours and maximum 8 hours. Analysis

of dioxin and furans as well as reference measurement methods to calibrat automated

measurement systems shall be carried out as given by CEN - Standards. It CE . ~ndardsare not available, ISO Standards, National or International Standards which, tSllre theprovision data of an equivalent scientific quality shall apply.

trol system shall be installed for gas

hall comprise of following equipment

s to meet the emission norms:

ESP and mist eliminator shall also be considered as may be required to meetstandards.

singly or in combination with desig

cleaning and removal of air pollutants. -,:;

i. Waste Heat Recoveryii. ESP

iii. Dry / Wet Scr~ J hydrated lime or Sodium Hydroxie injection in case of

Polishing Scr. ustic Lye solution of Min. 45% strength.

iv. Stack of M' height or as per formula 14 (Q) 0.3 [Where Q is emission rate of

SO . hich ever is more and designed as per GEP.

14.7.4 Metals: While operating properly at rated capacity illl. . em shall have an emissionr ,,'~'rate from the discharge of stack to atmosphere less tM'1f1Ual to as mentioned above.

14.7.5 Air Pollution Control devices: The ermi

14.7.6 Monitoring Requirement: Three continues ambient air quality monitoring stations and

recording system for opacity, CO, S02, and NOx shall be installed and reports shall be sent

to the Maharashtra Pollution Control Boards on regular basis. Interlocking arrangements for

CO and temperature controls (in PGVR and Thermal Oxidizer) with feeding devices shall be

als~ be provided.

Waste feed has also to be terminated on failure of PGVR system.

Vent valve in case of higher pressure development in the PGVR.

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14.7.7 Online stack monitoring with display and recording system of standard makes for

maximum possible parameters shall be provided.

14.7.8 Infrared / Digital temperature with display and recording system shall be provided at

the PGVR, Thermal Oxidizer, stack outlet and other places as required to gasify.

15. Laboratory

. materials including containers shall be so packaged and sealed thatl>azardouswastes / substances are prevented during transportation due

vibrations caused by uneven road surface.

16.1 PACKAGING

The TSDF Operator shall set up the laboratory for analysis of hazardous wastes inaccordance with the provisions contained in the RFP document. The laboratory shallhave the capability to carry out the comprehensive and finger print parameter(s) analysisas may be necessary for treatment and disposal of the hazardous wastes. The laboratoryshall be adequately staffed and equipped to carry out the above work. The laboratoryshall be responsible to maintain the analytical records.

Laboratory instruments and equipments as indicated in the RFP document gf\~C andthe techno-business proposal submitted by the TSDF Operator shall be <r- s lIed andcommissioned. Any additional instruments/equipments required for s , storage,transportation, analysis etc. shall also be procured by TSDF Operato

16. Transportation of Wastes ~

The TSDF Operator shall also be responsible for safe tran~p.:ci of hazardous wastesas "transporter", from H.W. Generater/ occupier authoriz 1f'by~MPCBto TSDF at Butibori,

Dist: Nagpur. The transportation vehicles and contai-e~' ~"'all be suitably designed tohandle the hazardous wastes. The transporter shaT carfilll display the TREM card duringtransportation of the hazardous wastes and c()mPlY.,;vith the provisions under MotorVehicles Act (MVA), 1988; as amended and r ',~ade thereunder. The transporter shallcomply with the guidelines for packagin ling and transportation for Hazardous

Wastes given as under: ~

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The containers must be able to wQ-t normal handling and retain integrity for a minimumperiod of six months. !n geneRal, ackaging for hazardous substances must meet thefollowing requirements:

16.1.1 All packaging t"Dat~r)a;~including containers shall be of such strength, constructionand type as no \OZ:b1'eakopen or become defective during transportation.

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16.1.3 _ackaging materials including that used for fastening must not be affected by thecontents or form a dangerous combination with them.

16.1.4 Packaging material should be such that there will be no significant chemical orgalvanic action among any of the material in the package.

16.1.5 The containers when used for packaging of the hazardous wastes shall meet thefollowing requirements:

a. Container shall be of mild steel with suitable corrosion-resistant coating androll-on roll-off cover, which may either be handled by articulated crane or by ahook lift system comfortably for a large variety of wastes. Other modes of .packaging, like collection in 200-litre plastic drums, cardboard cartons, PP and

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HDPE/LDPE cantainers etc., also.wark far variety af wastes. Hawever, all suchcantainer sho.uldbe amenable to.mechanical handling.

b. It shauld be leak proaf.

c. In general, the cantainers far liquid HW shauld be campletely c1ased, in factsealed. There shauld be no.gas generatian due to.any chemical reactian withinthe cantainer, and, hence, there shauld nat be any need far air vents;expansian due to. increase / decrease in temperature narmally daes nat needair vents.

Cantainer used far transpartatian af waste shauld be able tshack laads due to.vibratian effect/undulatians af pavements

As far as passible, manual handling af cantai!\IE fiauld be minimized.Appropriate material handling equipment is to. lJ.e u :;0. laad, transpart and

unlaad cantainers. This equipment includes, ~, allies, and farklifts, drumhandling equipment, lift gates and palle~s,>i shauld nat be railed an ar affvehicles.

Where twa-tier ar three-tier staca[~ IS envisaged, the frame shauld haveadequate strength to.hald the)t t. iners.

One-way cantainers (es.Pe 1~O-litre drums) are also. allawed. The multi-use cantainers shauld be~ able pravided it shauld be cleaned and freefrom deteriaratian or"defects~

Cantainer shauld be easy to.handle during transpartatian

Cantainer shauld be cavered with a salid lid ar a canvas to.avaid emissians afany sart including spillage, dust etc. and to. minimize adaur generatian bath atthe paint af laading as well as during transpartatian.

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k. Laads are to. b:egroperly placed an vehicles. HW cantainers are nat to.

averhang, pe e~ (f.ian ar be placed in ather unstable base. Laad shauld besecured~it·. straps, clamps, braces ar ather measures to. prevent mavement

and laSS~Sjgn af the cantainer shauld be such that it can be safelyaccamm~etated an the transpart vehicle.

L DIss' iJarwastes shall nat be callected in the same cantainer. Wastes shall bes regated and packed separately. This is necessary to. ensure that each

aste finds its way to.the right dispasal paint.

Occupier / hazardaus waste generatar shall nat resort to.the dilutian af wastes(predaminantly arganic wastes).

16.2 LABELLING

There are two.types af labelling requirements:

(i) Labelling af individual transpart cantainers [ranging fram a pint-size to.a tank],and

(ii) Labelling af transpart vehicles.

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All hazardaus wastes cantainers must be clearly marked with current cantents. Themarkings must be waterpraaf and firmly attached so. that they cannat be remaved.

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Previous content labels shall be obliterated when the contents are different. Propermarking of containers is essential.

Containers that contain HW shall be labelled with the words "HAZARDOUS WASTE"in Vernacular language, Hindi / English. The information on the label must include thecode number of the waste, the waste type, the origin (name, address, telephonenumber of generator), hazardous property (e.g. flammable), and the symbol for thehazardous property (e.g. the red square with flame symbol).

The label must withstand the effects of rain and sun. Labelling of containers isimportant for tracking the wastes from the point of generation upto the final point ofdisposal. The following are the requirements for labelling:

The label should contain the name and address of the occupier a d operator

of the facility where it is being sent for treatment and final disp~al i.e.,Labeling of container shall be provided with a general label as e\PoJii112 ofthe Hazardous Wastes (Management, Handling and Transbo Movement)Rules, 2008

2. 16.3

Safe transportation of HW to atment, Storage and Disposal Facility (TSDF) isa collective responsibilit}!COf h~' aste generator, operator of a facility for treatment& disposal of HW ancM rSj)sporter. The following guidelines shall be followedprior to handing 0" waste to the transporter:

(a) The 'Qen~:alor of the hazardous waste shall ensure that wastes are packagedin manner suitable for safe handling, storage and transport. Labelling on

..aging is readily visible and material used for packaging shall withstandIwsical conditions and climatic factors.

The TSDF operator shall be responsible for cleanup and remedial operation incase of spillage, leakage or any other accidental/incidental discharge ofhazardous wastes at its own cost and consequences and shall keep theMPCB suitably informed.

(c) The generator shall ensure that information regarding characteristics of wastesparticularly in terms of being Corrosive, Reactive, Ignitable or Toxic is providedon the label.

(d) Transport of hazardous wastes shall be in accordance with the provisions ofthe rules made by the Central Government under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988'and other guidelines issued from time to time.

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(e) All hazardous waste containers shall be provided with a general label as givenin Form 12 in Hazardous Wastes (Management, Handling and TransboundryMovement) Rules, 2008.

(f) Transporter shall not accept hazardous wastes from an occupier (generator)unless six-copies (with colour codes) of the manifest (Form 13) as per Rule 21of' the Hazardous Wastes (Management, Handling and TransboundryMovement) Rules, 2008 is provided by the generator. The transporter shallgive a copy of the manifest signed and dated to the generator and retain theremaining four copies to be used for further necessary action prescribed in theHazardous Wastes (Management, Handling and Transboundry Movement)Rules, 2008 as under:

Copy 1 (White)

Copy 2 (Yellow)

Copy 3 (Pink)

Copy 4 (Orange)

Copy 5 (Green)

To be forwarded

occupier

To be signed by the transporter ~.the occupier

raQ§porter by the operator:.waste

to the SPCB/PCC by theafter disposal.

(f).

(g).

Copy 6 (Blue) T~ b .Fe~ned to the occupier by the operator of

\ ility after disposal.

In case of interstate tra~Q0~ti~ of waste, the occupier (waste generator)

shall strictly follow th.~t 'atill~s\ system as stipulated under_Rule 21 of the

Hazardous Waste~f;ln~gement, Handling and Transboundry Movement)Rules, 2008. . ~

In case of tr~s"~fhazardous wastes to a facility for treatment, storage anddisposa~i~~in a State other than the State where wastes are generated,the generato"shall obtain necessary "No Objection Certificate" from theconc~Fh ~. ". 't'ate Pollution Control Board or Pollution Control Committee of theUT ~ e facility is located.

l'h generator shall provide the transporter with relevant information in Form1t~i.e. Transport Emergency (TREM) Card regarding the hazardous nature of

e wastes and measures to be taken in case of an emergency.

The operator of a facility (registered recyclers or re-processors of hazardouswaste) while collecting the wastes from the waste collections points or Ports orICDs, shall also follow the manifest system as per Rule 21 of the HazardousWastes (Management, Handling and Transboundry Movement) Rules, 2008.

U) The operator shall follow the guidelines for storage of hazardous wastesissuedl amended by Central Pollution Control Board time to time.

3. 16.4 RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE HW TRANSPORTER

Transporter of hazardous wastes shall be responsible for:

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o Transporting the wastes in closed containers at all times

ated places Le. either atreat such wastewaters.

o Delivering the wastes at designated points only.

o Informing SPCS/PCC or local authority, occupier/operator of a ~ ility, andothers concerned immediately in case of spillage, leakage or ot h identsduring transportation

o

o Cleanup in case of contamination.

o The transporter shall train the driver with regard to thmeasures to be taken during the transportation of wa~e.

o The transport vehicles shall be designed suitably to handle and transport thehazardous wastes of various characteristics.

o The transporter should follow all the Rules pertaining to transportation ofhazardous waste as stipulated under Hazardous Wastes (Management,Handling and Transboundry Movement) Rules, 2008

o Obtaining permission from SPCS/PCC for transport of hazardous waste [inaddition to any other permissions that may be required under the MotorVehicles (Amendment) Act of 1988].

Cleaning of vehicles shall be carried outTSDF/CETPs etc., or where there are facili

16.5 TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENT • ~ \JThe following are the .pe~~i4ing to the transportation of hazardouswastes: "

Vehicle used for transpOrt on shall be in accordance with the provisionsunder the Motor Ve~lcle~~t~ 1988, and rules made thereunder.

Transporter shall Be,~sessrequisite copies of the certificate (valid authorizationobtained from 'be~6ncerned SPCS/PCC for transportation of wastes by thewaste ge er-a OJ~and operator of a facility) for transportation of hazardous

waste. S"Tf=I~Pd er should have valid "Pollution Under Control Certificate" (PUCC)

~~ng, the transportation of HW and shall be properly displayed.

~Vehicles shall be painted preferably in blue colour with white strip of 15 to 30cm width running centrally all over the body. This is to facilitate easyidentification.

Vehicle should be fitted with mechanical handling equipment as may berequired for safe handling and transportation of the wastes.

The wo'rds "HAZARDOUS WASTE" shall be displayed on all sides of thevehicle in Vernacular Language, Hindi, English.

Name of the facility operator or the transporter, as the case may be, shall bedisplayed.

Emergency phone numbers and TREM Card in Form 11 of Hazardous Wastes(Management, Handling and Transboundry Movement) Rules, 2008 shall bedisplayed properly.

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Vehicle shall be fitted with roll-on / roll-off covers if the individual containers donot possess the same.

Carrying of passengers is strictly prohibited and those associated with thewaste haulers shall be permitted only in the cabin.

Transporter shall carry documents of manifest for the wastes duringtransportation as required under Rule 20 of the Hazardous Wastes(Management, Handling and Transboundry Movement) Rules, 2008

The trucks shall be dedicated for transportation of hazardous wastes and theyshall not be used for any other purpose.

HW transport vehicle shall run only at a speed specified unAct in order to avoid any eventuality during the transpo

Each vehicle shall carry first-aid kit, spill controlextinguisher.

Educational qualification for the driver shall be min· ~ 0 10th pass (SSC).The driver of the transport vehicle shall have va41 ing license for heavyvehicles from the State Road Transport Authority,an, s all have experience in

transporting the chemicals. ~ oW

Driver(s) shall be properly trained for hand~the emergency situations andsafety aspects involved in the transpo tion;af hazardous wastes.

~The design of the trucks sh I ch that there is no spillage during

transportation. ~ V17. Emergency Preparedness PI .~

rhe TSDF Operator shall p~ ; on-site emergency plan and provide adequatetraining to the staff at the factp . • he emergency preparedness plan shall be pared andput in place prior to th oontmencement of TSDF operations and shall be submitted toMPCB.

18. Conditions r~1:lr~ Water Act:a) The applica.tt shll comply with the provisions of te Water (Prevention & Control ofPollutiorl) C Act, 1977 (to be referred as Cess Act) and amended Rules, 2003thereund

he daily water consumption for the following categories is as under:i) Domestic 10 CMD

(ii) Industrial processing 5 CMD(Hi) industrial Cooling I Boiler 1478.0 CMD(iv) Agriculture/ Gardening 350 CMD

The applicant shall regularly submit to the Board the returns of water consumption inthe prescribed form and pay the Cess as specified under Section 3 of the said Act.

(b)The daily quantity of trade effluent shall not exceed 224.0 MS.

(c) The daily quantity of sewage effluent from the TSDF operations shall not exceed-8 M3

(d) Trade Effluent:Treatment:- The TSDF Operation shall provide comprehensive treatment systemconsisting of Primary/Secondary and/or Tertiary treatment as may be warranted withreference to influent quality and operate, maintain the same continuously so as to'achieve the quality of the treated effluent to the following standards before disposal.

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(All parameters are in mg/l. except pH)(e) Trade Effluent Disposal Outlet Conditions. tl'ou shall incinerate the Leachate andother industrial effluent generated from you "'<a IVity (scrubbing, spillages, lab effluent etc.)You shall become member of CETP<l 10", 8,l:ltibori and discharge trade effluent to thisfacility. '<}

"(f) Sewage Effluent Treatment .; e TSDF Operator shall provide comprehensivetreatment system as is warrant~;;l wlt~eference to influent quality and operate & maintain the

same c~ntinuously so as to a i~E( the quality of treated effluent to the following standardsbefore disposal _ ''''''

Suspended Sol' Not to exceed 100 mg/l.

BOD, 3 daYSf~~ Not to exceed 100 mg/l.

(~) .Sew~g",~fl1s~osal Outlet Condi.tio~s: - The treated ~ffluent shall be soaked into a soakPit, which shql Be got cleaned periodically. Overflow, If any shall be used on land forgardeniOQI tat on linto MIDC drainage system.

(h) NQr:1-hazardousSolid Wastes: - It shall be the responsibility of TSDF Operator to sendthis non-Q~ardous waste to the Municipal Disposal facility or shall incinerate it

(i) Other Conditions: - Industry shall monitor effluent quality regularly.

19. Conditions under the Air (P & CP) Act, 1981 :The applicant shall install a comprehensive control system considering of controls as iswarranted with reference to generation of emission and operate and maintain the same

. continuously.19.1. The TSDF Operator shall observe the followin

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19.3 Qualifying Criteria:

The PGVR must be designed comprising of Plasma Reactor, Thermal oxidizer andemission control system as may be necessary. The air pollution control devices musthave requisite technical capability to achieve hazardous waste emission standards.

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DG set Conditions:i) Noise from the D.G. Set should be controlled by providing a· acoustic

enclosure or by treating the room acoustically.TSDF operator should provide acoustic enclosure for contr,acoustic enclosure/acoustic treatment of the room shout,minimum 25 dB(A) insertion loss or for meetin l!I, ient noisestandards, whichever is on higher side. A suitable aLJstmuffler with

insertion loss of 25 dB (A) shall also be provide~h measurement ofInsertion loss will be done at different points t O. meters from acousticenclosure/room and then average. ~

TSDF operator shall take adequate me~'1:i' or control of noise levelsfrom its own sources within the pren;a:ise(1~" ect of noise to less than 55dB(A) during day time and 45 dB(~ during the night time. Day time isreckoned between 6 a.m. to 10 R~m.aoa night time is reckoned between10 p.m. to 6 a.m. ~

TSDF operator should maR~ ~fforfs to bring down noise level due to DGSet, outside industrial p - nlses~within ambient noise requirements by

proper ~itting and co~r,ol(~S"Jres. .. . .Installation of DG ~~st be strictly In compliance with recommend­actions of DG Set"manufacturer.A proper routin ~ d"reventive maintenance procedure for DG set shouldbe set and foil we ~in consultation with the DG manufacturer which wouldhelp to .reven, ,0i3e levels of DG set from deteriorating with use.The ~ s,a r be operated only in case of power failure.

The i' ."" :'t should not cause any nuisance in the surrounding area duetop eraU0n of the DG set.

The TSD ~erafor shall provide ports in the chimney/stack and facilities such asladder,~1 tfo III etc. as per requirements for monitoring the air emissions and the sameshall. ol2en for inspection and use by the authorities. The chimney / stacks attached

"'" . sources of emission shall be designated by numbers such as S-1, S-2 etc.e shall be painted/ displayed to facilitate identification.

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22. The TSDF Operator shall take adequate measures for control of noise from its ownsource within the premises so as to maintain ambient air quality standard in respect ofnoise to less than 75 db (A) during day time and 70 db (A) during night time. Day time isreckoned in between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. and night time is reckoned between 10 p.m.and 6 a.m.

23~ The TSDF Operator shall provide uninterrupted power supply to the Air Pollution Control-devices provided to incinerator. An interlock shall be provided between incinerator andthe Air Pollution Control System.

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regularly, preferably by installing continuous stack monitors with record facility.

25. Whenever due to any accident or other unforeseen act or even ,such emissions occuror is apprehended to occur in excess of standards laid down, such information shall beforthwith reported to board ,concerned Police Station ,office of Directorate of HealthServices, Department of Explosives, Inspectorate of factories and local body. In case offailure of pollution control equipments, the production process connected to it shall bestopped.

26. All the conditions of this Consent shall be strictly implemented and the Consent Ordershall be displayed at a prominent location in the factory premises.

27. General Conditions:I. The authorization shall comply with the provision of the Environment (Protec ion) Act,

1986 and the Rules made there under.

II. The Applicant shall maintain good house keeping and take adequate r;De~J;es forcontrol of pollution from all sources so as not to cause nuisance to su,rr' ~ing arealinhabitants.

III. The applicant shall bring minimumcoverage plantation.

IV. Solid Waste - The non-hazardous solid waste arresting i e factory premises,

sweeping, etc. be disposed of scientifically so as not to ~ule @JJ). nuisance I pollution.The applicant shall take necessary permission from ciftG aythorities for disposal todumping ground.

V. The applicant shall provide for an alternate electriC'"pQwer ource sufficient to operate allpollution control facilities installed by the applicant. all stop, reduce or otherwise,control production so abide by terms and co .. ns of this consent regarding pollutionlevels.

VI. The applicant shall not change or alter t "'gUElrttity,quality, of discharge, temperature orthe mode of the effluent! emission or hazarClouswastes or control equipments providedfor without previous permission of he oarer

VII. The applicant shall provide fadlit f~~ofrection of environmental samples and samples

of trade ~n~ sew~ge effluen~al' e'lSsions and hazardous wastes to th~ Board staff ~ttRe terminal or discharged pm fs and shell pay to the Board for the service rendered Inthis behalf.

VIII. The applicant shall rua e an:application for renewal of the consent at least 60 days

before the date of~xpJl.?4.0~he consent.IX. The firm shall S, if\to this office, the 30th day of September every year, the

Environmental,sta ent Report for the financial year ending 315t March in theprescribed Ferm'·- as per the plOvisions of rule 14 of the Environmental (Protection)(Second A dment) Rules, 1992.

X. The indt:Jsf stiall submit the Annual Returns as per Rule 5(6) & 22(2) of HazardousW~stes <M) & T) Rules, 2008 for the preceding year April to March in Form - IV by

•..30t~uneJ1,f every year.XI. A~ln§pection book shall be opened and made available the Board officers during their

visit 0 the application.XII. The application shall install a separate meter showing the consumption of energy for

operation of domestic and industrial effluents treatment plants and air pollution controlsystem. A register showing consumption of chemical used for treatment shall bemaintained.

XIII. Separate drainage system shall be provided for collection of trade sewage effluents.Terminal manholes shall be provided at the end of collection system with arrangementfor measuring the flow No. effluent shall be admitted in the pipes sewers down-streamof the terminal manholes. No effluent shall find its way other than in designed andprovided collection system.

XIV. Neither strong water nor discharged from other premises shall allowed to mix with theeffluents from the factory.

XV. The industry shall ensure that fugitive emissions from the activity are controlled so as tomaintain clean and safe environment in and around the factory ises."

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XVI. The authorization or its renewal shall be produce for inspection at the request of anofficer authorized by the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board.

XVII. The person authorized shall not rent, land, sell, transfer or otherwise transport thehazardous waste without obtaining prior permission of the Maharashtra PollutionControl Board.

XVIII. Any unauthorized change in personnel, equipment as working conditions as mentionedin the application by the person authorized shall constitute a breach of his authorization.

XIX. It is the duty of the authorized person to take permission of the Maharashtra PollutionControl Board to close down the facility.

XX. An application for the renewal of an authorization shall be made as laid down in Rule5(7).

28. The capital investment of the unit is Rs. 86.14 crores.

29. The applicant shall get inspected the operational status of thesystems from Regional Officer Nagpur Before restart of facility.

Copy forwarded with i.ments to

1. Chief EXeCtlti:::€l ficer, MIDC2. Dy. CEOf(Env}, MIDC

To,

MIs. Maharashtr~ Enviro Pow~r(tc;t.. .~(Formerly MIs. Vldharbha EnvlroRrotectlon Ltd.),Sr.No.7 to 15, 131 & 162, Buti O(~In ustrial Area,Mouza- Mandawa, Taluka ....,H· gaJia, Dist- Nagpur.

31. This is issued subject to decision taken in the meeting .-f

Committee of the Board held on dt: 30/05/2015. ~Q.D'ehalfof theollution Control Board

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(P. K. Mirashe)Member Secretary

30. The applicant shall submit Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5.0 Lacs tmaintenance of pollution control equipments.

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jonal Officer (HQ)gional Officer, MPCB. Nagpur

Sub Regional Officer MPCB, Nagpur.Chief Accounts Officer, MPCB, Mumbai.

Received Consent fee~ ofAmount Demand Draft No.DateDrawn on

Rs. 500100/-24095523/09/2014Punjab National Bank

Rs. 175000/-30105219/11/2014Andhra Bank

5. Cess Branch, MPCB6.. 6.Master File

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